Know what to bill before you submit.
FirstPass checks the claim against the Medicare rules for that visit, names what puts payment at risk, and finds the supported lines that never made it on.
Ready means checked. Current for the date of service. One clear action for each finding. If FirstPass could not check something, it tells you.
Denials are only half the money.
Some money is lost when Medicare denies a claim. The rest is lost when a supported service never reaches the claim in the first place. FirstPass catches both before you submit.
The second leg you didn't bill because the modifier rules felt risky. The visit time you gave away. The service you couldn't price. Medicare never sees your patient. It only reads the paper.
The second leg
Wrapped both legs? Your MAC's own rule says that's one line, one modifier, one unit, paid at 150%. That's about $33 more per visit* you may have been writing off because the format was never clear.
The price, before you submit
Every payable line is priced from the same fee schedule Medicare pays from: to the dollar, for your locality, for that date of service. No estimates. No averages. If something can't be priced yet, FirstPass says so instead of guessing.
The denial that never gets appealed
Most “denials” aren't disagreements. They're eligibility problems that were true before the visit ever happened. Coverage flips at month boundaries. FirstPass tells you who needs a fresh check this month, before first touch instead of six weeks later on the remit.
The rules moved in 2026 and move again in January. FirstPass checks the claim against the rules that applied on the day you treated the patient.
Every number cites its source. If FirstPass didn't check something, it tells you that too.
Check one visit free* Medicare reference amounts are shown only when the reviewed market, date, provider, place of service, and fee area all match. Your practice still sets its charge.
Add your note. Review the checked claim. Fix and send.
Add your note
Upload the PDF you already have, paste the text, or fill the guided visit form. FirstPass reads it and pulls out the facts, each one showing the sentence it came from.
Review the checked claim
FirstPass drafts the lines, prices them from the Medicare fee schedule for your locality, and shows the rule behind each one, as it stood on the day of the visit.
Fix and send
Each flag names the line, what puts payment at risk, and the one action to take. You approve the claim and submit through the channel you already use.
Most claim checkers see codes. FirstPass sees the wound.
The wound, its history, today's note, and the Medicare rules for that visit, together.
Checks the rules that applied when you treated the patient, not the day you file.
Sees when the diagnosis on the claim does not support what you billed.
Remembers what happened to the wound at every visit.
Names the exact wound, claim line, and dollars.
Says so when something could not be checked.
The questions providers ask first.
Is AI picking my codes?
No. AI reads your note and pulls out the facts, with the source sentence shown for each one. FirstPass applies Medicare rules to those facts, and you confirm every one before it reaches the claim. No billing code is ever chosen by AI.
Do you submit claims for me?
No, and that's deliberate. You approve and send every claim through the channel you already use, so nothing goes out under your NPI that you didn't certify. FirstPass's job is to make sure what you send holds together first.
What happens to patient information?
FirstPass runs in a mode where patient identity, notes, and photos stay in your practice's own vault rather than on our servers. The claim is checked against the rules without FirstPass holding your patients.
What does FirstPass not check?
It tells you. Anything it could not evaluate is named on the claim instead of passing quietly, so a green light means the check actually ran. Ask us for the current list of payers, states, and services it covers before you start.
Find out before Medicare does.
Send one de-identified visit note with its matching claim. We'll show you what was billed, what may be missing, and what needs attention before submission. Free, and no integration to set up.