Document Faster,
Code Accurately, and
Close Quality Gaps.
Curee Workstation runs natively alongside Epic, Cerner, or any EHR — no backend integration, no IT queue. Configured for physician groups: real-time clinical documentation, HCC and coding accuracy, procedure prior authorization, MIPS quality measure closure, and structured referral generation.
Physician Groups
Using Curee Workstation.
How physician groups and hospitalist practices are using Curee Workstation to eliminate documentation burden, maximize coding accuracy, and close quality gaps — at the point of care.
Average documentation time per encounter dropped from 22 minutes to under 4 minutes across all specialties.
Placeholder — real case study content to be added. Curee Workstation drafts progress notes, H&P, and discharge summaries in real time as the physician reviews the chart, eliminating after-hours catch-up documentation and reducing burnout.
Hierarchical Condition Category capture rate increased by 31 percentage points within the first quarter.
Placeholder — real case study content to be added. The Workstation scans every active chart for unaddressed chronic conditions and surfaces specificity gaps with one-click clinician approval — maximizing RAF scores without extra clicks.
MIPS composite score improved by 28 points, moving the practice from penalty to bonus territory in one performance year.
Placeholder — real case study content to be added. Curee Workstation tracks open quality measure gaps at the point of care and prompts the physician before the encounter closes, ensuring every eligible measure is addressed and documented.
Without Curee vs. With Curee AI
The same five workflows — before and after the Workstation is deployed across your physician practice.
Physicians spend 2–3 hours daily on after-hours documentation — burnout, errors, and delayed billing all follow
Progress notes, H&P, and discharge summaries drafted in real time as the chart is reviewed. Documentation closes before the physician leaves the room.
Retrospective coding reviews catch fewer than half of addressable chronic conditions — RAF underperformance leaves revenue on the table
Every chart scanned prospectively for unaddressed HCCs and specificity gaps. Clinician approves in one click. RAF scores reflect true patient complexity.
Procedure prior auth requires 30–60 min of manual preparation per case, with denial rates frequently exceeding 15%
Clinical justification auto-generated from chart data and mapped to payer criteria. Submitted with complete supporting documentation on the first attempt.
Quality gaps identified weeks or months after the encounter — too late to address, resulting in MIPS penalties and payer performance risk
Open quality gaps surfaced at the point of care, before the encounter closes. MIPS-eligible measures addressed in the same visit — no retrospective outreach.
Referral letters drafted manually; receiving providers lack structured clinical context, causing delays and duplicated workup
Structured referral summaries generated from the active chart — problem list, medications, recent labs, and clinical rationale — sent with the referral.
What Changes Across
Your Practice.
Every number maps directly to one of the five physician workflows — derived from the automations the Workstation runs at the point of care.
Average documentation time per encounter, down from 22 minutes
HCC capture rate improvement in the first performance quarter
Procedure prior auth prep time with auto-generated clinical justification
MIPS composite score gain — from penalty to bonus in one year
Structured referral summaries generated and sent at point of care
Extra clicks required — Workstation runs natively alongside any EHR
"I used to spend two hours after my last patient finishing notes. Now I'm done before I leave the floor. The HCC captures I was missing — I didn't even realize how many there were until Curee surfaced them."
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