Burse™ connects evidence across the longitudinal patient record.
Burse™ identifies four types of condition opportunity: single-encounter signals, documented-but-not-captured conditions, intelligent carry-forward candidates, and longitudinal discoveries. Only findings with an opportunity probability of at least 92% are surfaced. The point is not simply to surface more diagnoses. The point is to identify clinically supported condition opportunities that are actionable, explainable, and ready for defensible follow-through.
Conditions supported within one encounter that may not have been documented, assessed, or carried forward into the workflow.
Conditions the patient has and the provider documented, but coding or claims capture did not fully reflect.
Previously documented conditions are evaluated for current-year clinical support instead of being carried forward by history alone.
Conditions identified only when Burse™ connects patterns across a two-year view of the clinical record.
Discover the full clinical picture—not only historical HCC recapture.
Burse™ evaluates the longitudinal record to identify clinically supported conditions not yet reflected in provider documentation. That includes both HCC and non-HCC conditions. HCC findings may represent risk-adjustment capture opportunities, while non-HCC findings give providers broader clinical context to support documentation, coding specificity, and treatment planning.