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CodeRyte, Inc. announces the general availability of DataScout, a revolutionary clinical data extraction solution at booth No. 4032 in the South Hall during RSNA-2010 .

CodeRyte, Inc., the leading supplier of Natural Language Processing (NLP) technologies in health care, announces the general availability of DataScout, a revolutionary clinical data extraction solution. DataScout identifies and extracts clinical information from free-text and structured medical records and converts it into actionable information for critical analysis and business decisions.

DataScout’s context-sensitive technology uncovers data buried deep in medical records. Healthcare professionals using DataScout can dissect information in myriad ways to analyze:

• Demographic patterns
• Revenue optimization
• Referral patterns
• Payer mix
• RAC preparation
• Regulatory standards
• Quality initiatives
• Clinical appropriateness
• Clinical trials analysis

“Limited access to all of the meaningful clinical information, exacerbated by the abundance of flawed and incomplete administrative data, has broadly blocked the ability to both reform health care and provide affordable, high-quality care,” said Andy Kapit, CodeRyte Chief Executive Officer. “Until now, technology has failed to leverage the language of health care and make it accessible, meaningful and actionable. CodeRyte created DataScout specifically to give organizations access to the full power of the physician’s narrative, meaningful amounts of quality source data and to stimulate a resurgence of discovery and faith in medicine.”

RadNet, Inc., one of the nation’s largest standalone outpatient imaging providers and a long-time CodeRyte client, leverages DataScout to:

• Streamline the data analysis process saving time, money and resources
• Discover how inaccurate supply charges led to educational opportunities
• and enhanced revenue
• Create a feedback loop for insufficient documentation patterns negatively
• impacting revenue
• Monitor and manage PQRI for more than 2,000 radiologists
• Review RAC preparedness for radiology-specific hot spots
• Research clinical appropriateness to optimize revenue and utilization

For more information, visit booth No. 4032 in the South Hall during RSNA-2010 , Nov. 28-Dec. 3, at McCormick Place in Chicago.

Source: RSNA