Three kinds of client, eight free tools

S2Reason products and free fee schedule tools

S2Reason builds software for three kinds of client. Expert report writers use Desk to price a stack of medical bills line by line and cite where every figure came from. New Jersey PIP law firms use PIP Engine, Brief Agent and the Provider Portal to process no-fault billing disputes and file arbitrations. RecordFlow sorts medical records into date order for anyone who needs it. S2Reason also publishes eight free rate lookups, built from the same published schedules the systems price against.

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Desk: a folder of bills in, a priced and cited report out

For anyone who has to defend what a medical bill should have cost. Two stages. The first reads the bills and prices every line against the schedule that governs it. The second writes the narrative around what the first stage found. You read both, change what you disagree with, and sign.

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Process PIP billing disputes and file arbitrations

The systems New Jersey PIP law firms run their no-fault cases on. PIP Engine applies the state fee schedule to the billing, Brief Agent drafts the arbitration submission from it, and the Provider Portal lets a firm's medical-provider clients follow their own cases.

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RecordFlow: a stack of records in, one file by date of service out

RecordFlow runs inside Desk and the PIP systems, and it is also a self-serve tool anyone can use at recordflow.io. Upload a patient's records from every provider and get one clean PDF back, paid per case.

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Eight free rate lookups, and the one we set up per client

The same published schedules the systems price against, exposed as tools anyone can use. We built them for our own review work and left them open, because the people who need them are the people we want to hear from. Three are shown here; the other five price Medicare's DMEPOS, clinical lab, Part B drug, anesthesia and surgery center schedules. The last card resolves the usual and customary benchmark alongside the schedule, which needs licensed data, so it runs on a client team's own infrastructure instead.

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Still running for the firms it was built for

ROM Reports came before Desk and still runs for the personal-injury and PIP firms that use it. It is on the page so they can find its documentation.

  • ROM ReportsCompiles every range-of-motion measurement in a patient's exam and physical-therapy records into one structured report of objective injury evidence.

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