Your surgical body of work.
Corpus reads your op notes like a coder, checks what was actually billed like an auditor, and builds your portfolio like a fellowship director.
Founding cohort · limited to 100 surgeons
Corpus reads your op notes like a coder, checks what was actually billed like an auditor, and builds your portfolio like a fellowship director.
Founding cohort · limited to 100 surgeons
De-identified in your browser, analyzed by AI trained on how coders actually read operative documentation. You review everything — you are always the coder of record.
Paste one note — or upload a year of monthly Epic exports and watch them split, analyze, and file themselves.
Upload your billed-detail export. Corpus diffs every case: dropped add-on levels, assistant-modifier claw-backs, missing procedures, wRVU deltas.
Case log, case-mix analytics, complication tracking, credentialing-ready exports. Boards collection without the second job.
On productivity contracts, a single miscoded case is real money — in either direction. Corpus reconciles every case against what was actually billed and flags the gaps, so the record is complete, accurate, and defensible.
Before Corpus was a product, it was a reconciliation I ran on ten months of my own operative notes — roughly 300 cases — against the charges captured under my NPI. I brought the discrepancies to my health system's coding leadership for an independent professional review.
The largest recoveries were not the obvious line items. They were whole procedures that never got a charge at all — a bilateral craniotomy documented in a separate operative report and never coded, an uncoded posterior fossa decompression on a revision, a missed hardware-removal code. The independent review credited roughly 145 additional work RVUs across the ten months.
It also did the thing I now consider the entire point: it caught cases where I had been over-billed — extra add-on units that were corrected downward. That is the difference between a tool that chases money and a tool that gets the record right. Corpus is the second kind. It surfaces every discrepancy in both directions; you review each one; you are the coder of record on all of it.
Complete, accurate, defensible capture. Correct billing, not more billing.
One surgeon's result in one practice, reviewed independently — not a guaranteed outcome. Corpus surfaces discrepancies for your review; you decide.
Your purchase includes a SmartPhrase-ready operative note template library for the highest-volume neurosurgical procedures — language pre-structured so coders can bill completely and accurately on the first pass, and so you can close a chart in minutes, not evenings. Updated every January when CMS moves the numbers.
“Preparing for neurosurgery oral boards involved very onerous data entry for the first ~125 neurosurgical cases. It took 1 hour minimum per case to enter the data — many cases took multiple hours. That is a huge amount of time when there are so many demands on your time and so much stress as an early-career neurosurgeon fresh out of training.”
“I also had a lot of uncertainty about the most optimized way to write my operative notes so that billing would be appropriate — with full integrity and low risk of wrong or incomplete billing. This is not taught in residency.”
“I want to solve these problems.”
Jeremy G. Stone, MD — board-certified neurosurgeon; cerebrovascular & complex spine; Division Chief of Neurosurgery. Corpus runs on his own 300+ case practice every week.
Priced like the documentation tools you already use — and it pays for itself the first time it corrects a single miscoded case.
Local-first by design. Your cases, your wRVU table, and your data live in your browser — not on our servers. Note text is de-identified before AI analysis and you review the redaction every time. Patient identifiers never leave your machine.