Health technology is usually touted as helping physicians become more efficient, improve patient outcomes, and spend more time with patients (by spending less time on paperwork). With the right software and training, these can certainly be accomplished—but can technology help you grow your business? A research paper submitted to the American College of Medical Practice Executives makes a good
Perhaps more than any other medical specialty, dermatology focuses on individualized patient treatment. Every patient needs a personalized treatment plan tailored to the patient’s condition, lifestyle, and goals. Moreover, not every dermatologist enjoys performing every type of procedure. To succeed, dermatologists need a unique form of practice management, one that fully supports both patient and provider preferences.
Nothing is more important to a cardiology review of systems than heartbeat and circulation. Similarly, in a cardiology practice, patient data must flow freely between providers and testing facilities, ECG and other test results need to flow into patient records, data from mobile apps need to download into EMRs, precise codes and documentation need to
Does your PHI plan have a strong cybersecurity component? HIPAA requires medical practices to use all available means to secure their protected health information (PHI). Many practitioners don’t understand that this includes vendor selection. PHI is your responsibility. Should a data security issue arise with one of your software vendors, you may be held responsible if more preventative options were available. Learn more Cyber threats have dramatically increased
PracticeSuite, Inc., an end-to-end medical office solution for ambulatory medicine, attains SOC2® TYPE 1 Security Certification—the coveted gold standard in data security, demonstrating its dedication to excellence in process monitoring, encryption control, intrusion detection, user access authentication, and disaster recovery. Read the whole article here.
What type of software do top performing Billing Services use? Can the right Revenue Cycle Management software help Billing Services and Medical Billing Companies build stronger relationships with, and achieve spectacular results on behalf of their clients? Business relationships aren’t all that different than personal ones—great communication is the best way to keep them healthy. For billing
The Revenue Cycle is defined by the AAFP as all activities before, during, and after a patient’s visit that affect a practice’s ability to get paid. Revenue Cycle Management is the optimization of that payment continuum, be it for a consultation, test, treatment or procedure. It begins with the medical appointment, and it ends when the final bill is
PracticeSuite’s Medical Billing software can be used on any Apple or Mac computer or notebook running Safari. Our Electronic Health Record software is ideally suited for iPad! PracticeSuite’s Single-Screen charting tool allows an entire encounter note to be crafted in a single window without moving away from the charting screen. Use a stylus, keyboard, scanner,
Without a doubt, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought major changes to the healthcare market. From staffing issues to the decline of in-office visits, the normal day-to-day routines of practices were suddenly uprooted. Since the beginning of COVID-19, a spotlight has been placed on one area that may have been overshadowed in the past—mental health. During
To help busy physicians and practice managers navigate the current mobile billing app market, our lead analysts spent this week evaluating trending developments in electronic claim processing technology and sifting independent third-party data evaluations to isolate which products stand above the rest in the present, and which show the most promise moving forward. Medicine is
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