Independent web projects
Practical tools, built for specific tasks.
I'm Emmanuel Agama, an independent developer based in Abuja, Nigeria. I build and maintain small web tools. My current project, ClaimGrid, brings together free calculation worksheets for people working with US medical billing.
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A practical starting point
How to use a worksheet responsibly
A calculator can make arithmetic easier to inspect, but the result is only as useful as the inputs and assumptions behind it. A sensible workflow is:
01 Choose the taskPick a worksheet that matches the service or claim question. Drug quantity, administration time, and payment are different questions and may need different tools.
02 Gather inputsUse the information applicable to the actual task, such as documented times, package details, or values from a current payer or bureau worksheet. Do not enter patient identifiers.
03 Check the resultRead the tool's source and limitations, then compare its output with the current policy and documentation that govern your situation before acting on it.
Important limitationClaimGrid is an informational aid, not a substitute for professional judgment, current payer requirements, or review of a specific claim. It does not determine medical necessity. For the project's methodology and privacy information, see About & Methodology.
About this site
Independent development, clear boundaries
I am a solo developer, not a certified medical coder or pharmacist. ClaimGrid is an independent project and is not affiliated with CMS, the AMA, insurers, or Medicare contractors. The worksheets are free to use and do not require an account.
The calculators are designed to run in your browser. Please do not enter names, dates of birth, patient identifiers, or other protected health information. Check the project's methodology and privacy information for details.
Questions or a problem with the directory? Email claimgrid@agama.casa. Please do not include patient information in your message.