Documentation training that keeps claims on solid ground
Short answer
Aerolib trains physicians and case managers to document medical necessity clearly, so the record supports the right status the first time. Training combines physician-led regulatory and disease-specific education with Doc Studio, a reference covering 94 conditions across 13 categories.
Reviewed by board-certified physician advisors
Who it's for
- Hospitalists and attendings writing admission notes
- Case managers and utilization review nurses
- New physician advisors building their skills
What's covered
- The Two-Midnight Rule and Condition Code 44
- The CMS Inpatient Only List
- Condition-specific criteria for inpatient level of care
- Current CMS and payer policy changes
Tools behind it
- Doc Studio94 conditions in 13 categories, each with admission rationale and clinical criteria
- Clinical calculators57 evidence-based tools across 15 specialties
- Regulatory updatesCMS transmittals, LCD/NCD changes, payer policies and legislation
Common questions
Why does documentation matter for denials?
Payers decide on what the record shows. If the note doesn't state why the patient needed inpatient care, an appropriate admission can still be denied.
Is the training for physicians or case managers?
Both. Sessions and tools are built for physicians, case managers and utilization review staff.
Talk with a physician advisor
Tell us about your hospital and we'll set up a call with one of our physician advisors.