We’re building an AI-powered medical coding copilot that flags coding errors and likely claim denials before claims go out the door. The product is designed for skilled nursing facilities and rural urgent care clinics — settings where experienced billing staff are scarce and a single denied claim can consume weeks of administrative follow-up. Rather than replacing coders, the system works alongside them, surfacing issues in real time and explaining why each one matters so staff build expertise instead of dependence. The company was founded by JR Cunningham, a Mississippi State-trained computer scientist with more than fifteen years in software engineering, including seven years of defense work at Stennis Space Center. The idea came directly from helping a rural clinic in Aberdeen stand up its operations and watching how badly the billing side was underserved. We’re currently lining up our first pilots with post-acute and urgent care providers in Mississippi and California, on an architecture built for the compliance realities of small healthcare organizations. Mississippi is the beachhead and he post-acute market nationally is where this goes.