Are Your Charts Ready
for 2027?
Maternity billing is changing — and in 2027, the documentation behind each individual encounter matters more than ever. You may be doing the work. But can someone reading your note actually see it?
Your chart shouldn't be the reason appropriate revenue gets left on the table.
Show Your Thinking is officially live! Enroll today and start learning how to create clear, defensible maternity documentation that supports the clinical work you provide. Learn at your own pace, on your schedule.
Yes — Get My Charts Ready for 2027 →
You can choose the right code
and still have a billing problem.
Knowing which E/M code you want to bill isn't enough. Your documentation has to support it.
You did the work.
You evaluated the patient, reviewed information, made clinical decisions, assessed risk, and developed a plan.
But did you document it?
If that clinical thinking isn't visible in the chart, the note may not tell the full story of the encounter.
Now the code has to stand on the note.
When each encounter is reported individually, your documentation becomes part of the foundation supporting the E/M level.
What would someone see if they reviewed your note tomorrow?
If any of those questions made you hesitate, this is exactly what Show Your Thinking was built to teach.
You learned how to choose the code.
Now learn how to support it.
Understanding E/M coding is one skill. Writing a maternity note that clearly supports the appropriate E/M level is another.
Show Your Thinking takes the E/M concepts you've been learning for 2027 and brings them into the chart.
We'll work through real-world maternity documentation, identify what supports Problems, Data, Risk, and Time, find what's missing, and practice making your clinical thinking visible — without turning every note into a novel.
By the end of this course,
you'll look at your charts differently.
Don't just memorize documentation rules. Learn how to recognize what your note is actually communicating.
See what's missing.
Look at a maternity note and recognize where the documentation isn't telling the full story of the clinical work performed.
Know what supports the code.
Point directly to the words supporting Problems, Data, Risk, or Time instead of relying on what you intended the note to communicate.
Chart with purpose.
Build documentation habits that make your clinical thinking easier to follow and the E/M level easier to defend.
Meet the EPSO framework.
A documentation structure designed to make the clinical thinking behind maternity care easier to see, follow, and defend.
Evaluation
Clearly establish what is being evaluated or addressed during today's encounter.
Problems
Make the problems and conditions actually addressed during the encounter visible in the note.
Support
Show the findings, records, tests, data, and clinical information supporting your assessment.
Outcome / Plan
Capture the decisions made, management performed, risk addressed, and what happens next.
We're going to work with notes.
This is a practical charting course built around the documentation maternity providers and practices actually use.
Because maternity documentation isn't generic E/M documentation.
This course was designed for midwives, birth centers, maternity practices, billers, administrators, and team members who need to understand how clinical documentation connects to E/M coding in the new maternity billing environment.
Whether you're the person writing the note or the person trying to code it afterward, the goal is the same: make the work visible.
Don't wait until your first 2027 claim to realize your documentation needed to change.
Start building the charting habits now that will help your notes clearly communicate the clinical work you're already doing.
The course is officially live. Enroll today and start learning right away.
