InnovaRx Innova Health Strategies

Pricing

Look up codes for free. Pay when the tool starts saving you time.

Free

$0

Everything a quick check needs. Keep it as long as you like.

  • 10 code lookups a day
  • Bookmarks with your own notes — up to 500
  • Full alphabetic index and search
  • Instructional notes and Excludes on every code
  • Code history — what a code meant on a past date of service
  • Medication cross-reference
Continue with a free account

No card. The daily limit is the same either way — an account is what keeps your bookmarks and carries them between computers.

Encoder

$15.99per month

The ICD-10-CM encoder on its own.

  • Unlimited code lookups
  • Worksheet with Excludes1 conflict checking
  • Companion-code recommendations
  • Risk score across all five CMS models
  • Ten fiscal years, FY2018 through FY2027 — the RADV window
  • Payment-year HCC mappings back to PY2018, for retrospective review
  • Chrome and Edge extension
Most coders

Encoder + Medications

$19.99per month

Both tools, one subscription, one sign-in.

  • Everything in Encoder
  • InnovaMed medication lookup included
  • Indications and contraindications from MED-RT
  • Cheaper than the two bought separately

Encoder + Medications, yearly

$200per year

The same bundle, two months cheaper.

  • Everything in the monthly bundle
  • Two months free against paying monthly
  • One invoice a year instead of twelve

Teams

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For a practice or coding department.

  • Everything in the individual plans, for every coder
  • Invite by email, owner and admin roles
  • One invoice for the practice
  • Volume pricing based on seats
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What you are paying for

ICD-10-CM and the CMS-HCC risk adjustment models are published by CMS and NCHS and are in the public domain. You are not paying for the data. You are paying for it to be loaded correctly, effective-dated across four fiscal years, cross-referenced to the alphabetic index, and checked for the conflicts a code set will not tell you about on its own.

InnovaRx helps you choose and validate codes. It does not promise to move a risk score, and no part of it should be read as advice to code anything the documentation does not support.