Move your team from Epic to Nym Health.
Each person gets a short interview, then a personalized step-by-step guide showing exactly where their saved work, prompts, and projects land in Nym Health — and the few things that need a manual step, walked through. You send one invite; nobody becomes the help desk, and nothing in Epic is changed or cancelled. Want to see where you’re paying for both first? Run the free audit.
Nym and Epic both read the finished chart and assign the billing/diagnosis codes; Nym does it as a standalone first-pass engine that posts codes back, while Epic does it natively on the system of record. A practice on Epic can retire the standalone Nym contract: turn on Epic's revenue-cycle coding (branded 'Penny' — AI for Operations). Penny's Coding Assistance tees up CPT/ICD-10 and recommends Level of Service from the same encounter documentation, and Epic's autonomous ('no-touch') coding completes straightforward sessions inside org-set guardrails and writes the codes straight onto the Resolute claim — no Nym export or post-back. Keep Epic (the system of record); cut Nym.
- Warning: Coverage parity is the real gate: Nym auto-codes many service lines (ED, urgent care, radiology, outpatient surgery, inpatient pro-fee, EM), but Epic's autonomous 'no-touch' coding launches first on Emergency Department and Radiology and expands by specialty over time — confirm Penny autonomous coverage matches Nym's live specialty mix before cancelling, or you re-create a manual backlog on the uncovered lines.
- Warning: Nym is itself an Epic Toolbox / Showroom app (Fully Autonomous Coding category) and connects to Epic via FHIR — the practice may be running Nym *through* Epic today, so disconnect the Nym FHIR/Toolbox integration and stop the data feed when you cancel.
- Warning: Penny autonomous coding is a licensed/enabled revenue-cycle capability — confirm it is turned on for the org (not just the assistive Coding Assistance) before retiring Nym.
- Warning: Re-validate any in-flight Nym coding suggestions against Epic's NoteReader / Penny output during cutover so encounters are not double-coded or dropped between the two engines.