Maximize revenue. Prevent denials. Protect against audits.

MDMai sits between the signed encounter note and the superbill — ensuring every billable encounter captures its full legitimate value. Free for every provider with an active NPI.

Sits between the note and the superbill. Catches everything.

MDMai’s 12-agent pipeline processes every signed encounter note through a complete analysis: Medical Decision-Making level validation, E/M code optimization, critical care assessment, prolonged services calculation, consultation handling, clinical trial detection, diagnosis refinement, and procedure/modifier validation.

Maximize profitability without changing how you practice.

MDMai analyzes what you’ve already documented and identifies every billable element — counseling time you didn’t code, care coordination you didn’t capture, complexity you under-documented. The provider’s workflow doesn’t change. The revenue does.

Deny the denials. Automatically.

When a claim gets denied, MDMai generates appeal letters grounded in the clinical documentation, payer-specific requirements, and applicable billing rules.

Ask HAL about any report. Right in the interface.

Every MDMai billing report includes an integrated chat window powered by HAL. Don’t understand why MDMai recommended 99215? Ask. HAL explains the reasoning in real-time.

Clinical trial detection built in.

MDMai automatically detects clinical trial participation from encounter note language and applies the correct Q0/Q1 modifiers. No manual lookup.

Audit protection by design.

Every MDMai report creates a defensible record of why each code was selected — MDM analysis, code rationale, modifier justification, all grounded in the signed encounter note.

The foundation of everything we build.

MDMai is free for every provider with an active NPI. Not a trial. Not a limited version. Free. Because the encounter notes that flow through MDMai are the foundation of everything AHI builds — the Healthcare Intelligence that powers HAL, HALi, and every product in the ecosystem.

Your encounter notes are worth more than you’re billing.