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
SILICON VALLEY, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–PracticeSuite has been selected to integrate and deploy a seamless Practice Management and EHR solution for Claimocity’s providers. The partnership is formed in response to the significant increase in the number of hospitalists needing fast and accurate charge capture to efficiently bill their services. As provider organizations look to improve their financials, this partnership leverages both PracticeSuite and Claimocity’s technology platforms.
SILICON VALLEY, Calif., March 26, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Cloud based medical office platform PracticeSuite announced today it has achieved Stage 3 Meaningful Use certification of its electronic health record (EHR) software for general medicine and a number of health specialties through InfoGard, an ONC-authorized certification body (ONC-ACB).
PracticeSuite is the only medical billing software with a bi-directional interface to Practice Fusion We’ve reviewed the top 12 EHR or electronic health record systems on the market today. Our readers need to know what to expect from various EHR vendors, and we’re happy to provide the good, the bad, and sometimes the ugly when
M-Scribe Medical Billing Company provides a wide range of services, including billing, coding, credentialing, payer contract review, and accounts receivable services. It distinguishes itself from other services through its documentation process, which ensure only relevant patient encounter content gets entered in a practice’s EHR. Monitoring content leads to more accurate procedure and diagnosis codes, which
It’s human nature to take criticism hard and to minimize praise even though negative feedback happens much less frequently than positive feedback. For physicians, negative online reviews can be especially stinging—after all, you constantly strive to deliver the best possible care for every patient. The bad news is that, with review sites multiplying and encouraging
Physicians know medical billing software is about much more than creating a bill. Yes, it’s important to create an accurate bill that includes all aspects of the patient visit with the correct codes—so it gets paid quickly. But today’s practices need more than help selecting codes and creating bills. They need a billing system that
In a recent letter in the Journal of the American Medical Association, physicians described the unrealized potential of EHR technology and their colleagues’ general unhappiness with these systems.
“There is building resentment against the shackles of the present EHR; every additional click inflicts a nick on physicians’ morale. Current records miss opportunities to harness available data and predictive analytics to individualize treatment. Meanwhile, sophisticated advances in technology are going untapped,” they wrote.
Is it time to separate your practice from your current software? Many practices are re-evaluating their systems, some of which have been in place long before Meaningful Use. This series will explore the process of making the switch.
You don’t need a cadre of studies to tell you that physicians in private practice have to handle more administrative chores than ever. More notable, a recent study found that administrative duties are the top stress producer for most physicians. Data entry and reporting tasks associated with care coordination, value-based purchasing, ICD-10, and population health
Electronic health records with portal capabilities can empower patients, support care between visits, and improve health outcomes. If you’re looking for best practices for using patient portals in ambulatory care settings, the advice in a healthIT.gov white paper from the good old days—2012—still applies in 2016. As “Using Patient Portals in Ambulatory Care Settings” pointed
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