See the AI Logic in Action
Compare a raw clinical SOAP note to the structured ChiroLogic audit output. Notice how the engine identifies PART criteria and corrects diagnostic coding.
Clinician Input
Raw SOAP Note Text
Patient ID: SUB-100234 Date: March 25, 2026 Visit Type: Routine Maintenance Payer: Commercial Insurance S: SUBJECTIVE Chief Complaint: Patient presents for maintenance care. Reports mild stiffness in thoracic spine after long desk hours. Pain Level: 2/10. O: OBJECTIVE Posture: Mild forward head posture observed. ROM: Slight limitation in thoracic rotation. Palpation: T3-T5: Segmental dysfunction noted, accompanied by mild tenderness. Thoracic Paraspinals: Minimal hypertonicity (tone 1/4). PART Assessment: P and A confirmed. A: ASSESSMENT Primary Diagnosis: S39.012A (Strain of muscle, fascia and tendon of lower back, initial encounter) OR M99.02 (Segmental and somatic dysfunction of thoracic region). Progress: Stable on monthly maintenance plan. P: PLAN Treatment: Performed Diversified spinal manipulation to T3-T5 to reduce subluxation. Chiropractic Economics Chiropractic Economics Next Visit: 4 weeks.
ChiroLogic Audit
AI Structured Output
I. Audit Summary
The documentation supports a billable CMT. PART criteria are clearly met. Correction required: diagnostic coding conflict identified in Assessment.
II. Billing Recommendations
Note: S39.012A was rejected. It describes an “initial encounter” lower back strain which contradicts the documented chronic thoracic maintenance.
III. PART Evidence Mapping
PAIN
“Mild tenderness at T3-T5”
ASYMMETRY
“Segmental dysfunction / posture”
R.O.M.
“Limited thoracic rotation”
TISSUE
“Minimal hypertonicity”
V. Documentation Fixes
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Remove “Chiropractic Economics” (Repeated Copy/Paste Artifact).
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Update ICD-10 to M99.02 to accurately reflect the thoracic region treated.
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