Redefining Documentation Excellence

Meet Queryless CDI™ for Seamless Precision

Streamline clinical workflows with real-time documentation support, right within Epic.

Why Queryless CDI™?

Healthcare documentation can be complex and time-consuming. Queryless CDI™ redefines clinical documentation improvement (CDI) by eliminating traditional query systems and enabling a more seamless, accurate approach, all while staying embedded within Epic’s workflows.

Effortless Documentation Integration

Queryless CDI™ syncs patient data in real time, allowing providers to document quickly and precisely without leaving their workflow.

Improved Accuracy, Less Disruption

With automatic prompts and suggestions, Queryless CDI™ ensures critical diagnoses and specifics are never missed, minimizing the need for post-discharge queries.

Embedded in Epic for Maximum Efficiency

Designed to work smoothly with Epic’s NoteReader CDI and Diagnosis Aware Notes (DAN), Queryless CDI™ powers point-of-care documentation that reduces administrative burdens and enhances provider experience.

How Queryless CDI™ Works

1. Proactive, Point-of-Care Documentation

Through Epic’s Diagnosis Aware Notes (DAN), Queryless CDI™ offers smart prompts and nudges, helping providers capture complete and compliant documentation in real time. Get your coding right the first time, right in the note.

2. Bridging the Gap Between Clinical and Coded Data

By connecting clinical observations directly to coded diagnoses, Queryless CDI™ ensures that key clinical details are never overlooked and remain accessible for accurate billing and compliance.

3. Reduced CDI Queries

Say goodbye to post-discharge queries. Queryless CDI™ syncs information directly into the patient’s problem list, minimizing interruptions and follow-ups, and allowing providers to focus on patient care.

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