The EHR an endocrinologist built for the work endocrinology actually generates
CGM reviews, titration follow-ups, thyroid lab cascades, prior auths for GLP-1s. The between-visit load is the job. Thyra drafts it, you approve it, and eligible CGM interpretation gets documented for billing. Book 15 minutes with JJ or apply for a 30-day pilot.
An endocrinology-specific EHR has to do the between-visit work a general EHR treats as an afterthought. Endocrine care is longitudinal: continuous glucose data, insulin titration, thyroid and adrenal follow-up, and refill and lab cycles that mostly happen outside the exam room. Thyra is a full EHR for endocrinology and primary care, built by a board-certified endocrinologist, that puts CGM interpretation, protocol-driven inbox triage, and a scribe that knows the trend line in one connected workflow. It's the EHR you can try before you switch | start as an overlay on the EHR you already have.
Turn CGM follow-up into completed care and captured revenue
If your patients wear Dexcom, Libre, or Medtronic sensors, their data likely reaches you outside your chart, and the review work you already do often goes undocumented and unbilled. Thyra brings CGM data into the chart through Tidepool, drafts the CPT 95251 interpretation documentation for your review, and surfaces reviews that may meet CPT 95251 documentation and billing criteria, for your verification.
For a typical CGM panel, that is a modeled $15,000–$30,000 per provider per year in reviews that are currently done for free. Modeled estimate; assumptions available on request. Reimbursement varies by payer and documentation requirements. You review and sign everything.
What CPT 95251 covers: personal CGM interpretation and report, with a minimum of 72 hours of data, once per 30 days per patient. What Thyra does: ingests the data via Tidepool, drafts the interpretation against your protocol, attaches it to the encounter, and flags reviews that may meet billing criteria. What Thyra never does: bill without your review, or promise reimbursement.
What an endocrinology EHR needs that a general one doesn't
| Endocrine workflow need | Thyra | Typical general EHR |
|---|---|---|
| CGM data (Dexcom, Libre, Medtronic) | Interpreted in-chart via Tidepool | Separate portal, manual review |
| Insulin and pump titration | Downloads and basal/bolus review in the note | Not modeled |
| Longitudinal trend (A1c, CGM, labs) | Shown together against the protocol | Scattered across encounters |
| CGM review billing (CPT 95251) | Documentation drafted | Manual |
| Between-visit inbox (refills, results) | Drafted against protocol and history | Generic inbox |
Continuous glucose monitor data flows in automatically
Dexcom, Libre, and Medtronic through Tidepool. No separate login per device. Thyra drafts the interpretation against your protocol and supports CPT 95251 billing when clinically appropriate.
Protocols you already use
Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes intensification, thyroid workup and follow-up, adrenal incidentaloma, hyperparathyroidism, pituitary surveillance, gender-affirming endocrine care, osteoporosis management, and GLP-1 titration.
Pump and insulin management
Pump downloads, basal and bolus review, and titration suggestions land in the chart for you to review and sign. The chart shows the patient's protocol, the last visit, and the lab trends in one place.
Endocrinology billing
CPT 95251 (CGM review), 99214 and 99215 (complex visits), G2211 (continuity), and the chronic care management codes are all supported with the right documentation drafted by the Longitudinal AI Scribe.
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How the pilot works
30 days, one provider, free. No card on file. Cancel any time. Your data is yours: we import it free when you join and export it free if you leave. JJ reviews every application personally. Your current EHR stays the system of record for the pilot, and Thyra takes the inbox, the scribe, and the CGM work alongside it.
Frequently asked questions
What does an endocrinology-specific EHR need that a general EHR doesn't? It has to handle the longitudinal, between-visit work that defines endocrine care: continuous glucose monitor (CGM) data interpreted in the chart, insulin and pump titration, thyroid, adrenal, and pituitary follow-up, and refill and lab cycles routed against protocol. Thyra brings CGM interpretation, protocol-driven inbox triage, and a trend-aware scribe into one workflow rather than leaving them in separate portals and tabs.
Does Thyra bill for CGM review (CPT 95251)? Thyra drafts the CGM interpretation against your protocol and supports CPT 95251 documentation when clinically appropriate, alongside 99214 and 99215 complex visits, G2211 continuity, and chronic care management codes. Thyra never bills without your review and never promises reimbursement; you verify eligibility and you sign.
Which CGMs and pumps does Thyra support? Dexcom, Libre, and Medtronic data flow in through Tidepool with no separate login per device. Pump downloads and basal or bolus review land in the chart for you to review and sign.
Can Thyra run alongside my current endocrinology EHR? Yes, in parallel. Keep your current EHR as the system of record while Thyra handles the inbox, the scribe, CGM interpretation, fax, telehealth, and e-prescribing. Direct integration with legacy EHR charts is in development.
Which endocrine protocols are built in? Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes intensification, thyroid workup and follow-up, adrenal incidentaloma, hyperparathyroidism, pituitary surveillance, gender-affirming endocrine care, osteoporosis management, and GLP-1 titration.