Vanova Health Automates Medical Coding to Boost Revenue Accuracy
By integrating Arintra’s autonomous platform directly into athenahealth, New Jersey-based Vanova Health has removed manual coding from its daily workflow. Within four months of implementation, the firm automated 85% of its coding, helping independent physicians capture the full value of the care they provide while reducing administrative burden.

Since the rollout began in December 2025, Arintra has processed over 50,000 patient charts. The transition has led to a measurable shift in documentation precision, with the average evaluation and management level rising from 3.49 to 3.63. According to Daimion Haughton, Director of Revenue Cycle at Vanova Health, this increase reflects clinical work that was previously under-coded due to systemic fears of audits and claim denials.
Unlike automated tools that operate as opaque black boxes, Arintra links every generated code to specific clinical documentation. This transparency provides a defensible audit trail that satisfies Vanova’s payer requirements and clinically integrated network standards. Dr. Sally Mravcak, Medical Director at Vanguard Medical Group, noted that the platform captures previously missed charges—such as vaccines and annual wellness visits—allowing providers to redirect their focus toward patient flow and clinical outcomes rather than billing mechanics.
Vanova Health CEO Becky Levy stated that the partnership serves as a core component of their mission to keep independent practices competitive. By automating the revenue cycle, the company aims to streamline operations and improve financial stability for its clients. Arintra’s performance in this deployment mirrors its recent industry recognition, including a 93 out of 100 score in the 2026 KLAS Emerging Company Spotlight report, as the technology continues to expand across national health systems.
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