Complete Notes
Written from the doctor-patient conversation, capturing the findings coders and auditors need.
With ADOC scheduled from 1 January 2027, complete clinical notes matter. HealthOrbit AI checks notes, codes and claims before submission.
Built around DoH and Shafafiya workflows, with ADOC preparations underway.We help doctors document fully and code accurately, so claims hold up under coding audits and Abu Dhabi outpatient requirements.
Written from the doctor-patient conversation, capturing the findings coders and auditors need.
Every code checked against the notes and DoH coding rules.
Claims checked before submission, and rejections tracked for quick follow-up.
Structured notes and coding support preparation for outpatient classification and reimbursement changes.
Six steps from registration to payment. Start with documentation and coding, or use the full connected workflow.
Automates insurance eligibility checks to cut patient waiting time and rejections.
Explore Eligibility VerificationWrites clinical notes automatically from consultations in multiple languages, removing typing and improving doctor-patient interaction.
Explore AI Medical ScribeSuggests ICD-10 and CPT codes from the notes for coders to review.
Explore Medical Coding EngineChecks ICD-10 and CPT codes against documentation, medical necessity, and payer rules.
Explore Claim ValidatorScans claim XML files, flags rejection risks and shows your team what to fix.
Explore Claim ScrubberShows claimed, received, rejected and pending amounts, outstanding balances and insurance ageing reports.
Explore Claims ReconciliationDocumentation and coding workflows to support preparation for the 1 January 2027 outpatient reimbursement transition. ADOC-specific tools are planned.
Codes checked against DoH rules and applicable Shafafiya modifier limits.
Claims checked against the receiving insurer’s and TPA’s requirements.
Coding checks kept on record for review during quality audits.
HealthOrbit AI applies the medical coding and billing rules used by UAE health authorities and insurers.
ADOC stands for Abu Dhabi Outpatient Classification. The DoH plans to make it the primary reimbursement mechanism for outpatient care from 1 January 2027.
A mandatory phase that began on 1 July 2026 for most outpatient providers, insurers and claims-management organisations, with ADOC data submitted through Shafafiya alongside current processes.
Outpatient classification relies on accurate encounter information. Incomplete notes may affect how a visit is classified and reimbursed.
HealthOrbit’s existing scribe, coding and claim-checking workflow can support preparation. ADOC-specific classification and pricing tools are planned; ask our UAE team for the current release status.
A clinical coding quality audit associated with Abu Dhabi’s health-sector oversight. Ask the UAE team how your current coding review and audit trail fit this process.
Yes, subject to Shafafiya rules and the payer response. Each additional cycle can delay settlement.
The Claim Scrubber checks applicable Shafafiya requirements, including CPT modifier rules.
No. Your coders review and confirm suggested codes.
Walk through your documentation workflow with our UAE team and find where gaps start before ADOC goes live.
For Abu Dhabi hospitals, clinics and RCM teams.