Medical Billing Services

  The most important technology that any healthcare practice can use is electronic health record (EHR) software and revenue cycle management (RCM) services. These solutions help modernize practices, make the patient and practitioner experience more streamlined and joyful, and increase revenue and cash flow. EHR software has the opportunity to boost efficiency and profitability while also improving patient outcomes.   There is plenty of neglected extra front- and back-office activities that can help you grow your firm. Credentialing, benefits verification, patient call center, worker compensation, out-of-network billing, prior authorization, information release, and contract/payer negotiations are just a few of the services available.   While these activities are critical, providing in-house assistance is sometimes too expensive and time-consuming. That doesn't mean that our goals are out of reach. Here's how auxiliary services from industry-leading healthcare IT firms

  The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was created to ensure that protected health information is kept private, secure, and accurate (PHI). This aim appears straightforward, but compliance has always been complicated, especially since healthcare businesses joined the digital era and adopted innovations like cloud computing, mobile, and telemedicine.    COVID-19 put the healthcare industry and HIPAA compliance into disorder. Hospitals and other providers found themselves rushing to incorporate telehealth and remote work solutions.  The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) chose to implement "enforcement discretion". It stated that it would not impose penalties "in connection with the good faith provision of telehealth nationwide public health emergency during the Covid 19," to ease the burden on providers.    HHS Enforcement Relaxation Is A Temporary Measure:   However, this does not mean that healthcare providers

  Electronic health record (EHR) systems are an essential aspect of today's health care system, but choosing the appropriate one can be difficult. There are several critical features to look for when comparing EHR choices to assist clinicians in deciding which is best for their practice's needs. As you'll see in the table below, most EHR systems on the market today aren't one-size-fits-all; instead, they're frequently tailored to a particular specialty or have a limited set of capabilities that only cover one area of a practice's operations. We recommend opting for an EHR that can quickly adjust to your clinic's specific demands. But first, here's some background on the Electronic Health Record System. What is an electronic health record (EHR)? An Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a system that allows a practice to keep track of their patient's health and financial information in one place. It's a piece of software that keeps an electronic

  Our cloud-based Electronic Health Record (EHR) software is an integrated and scalable solution to enable your practice to improve the quality of care provided to patients. This easy to use web-based EHR platform allows you to access your Clinical and Financial information on any internet-ready device, no matter where you are. Managing your practice, optimizing your workflows, and increasing revenues are simpler with our completely customizable EHR system that allows you to easily document and track administrative and clinical aspects of your patient visits. Game-Changing EHR Features Interoperability Send/receive transition of care and clinical summaries to and from other providers. Patients get timely access to view, download, and transmit their health information. E-Prescriptions Send prescriptions electronically, to thousands of preferred patient pharmacies using your mobile devices or any internet-ready computer. Communication MediFusion EHR allows personalized

  Our integrated, scalable, and customizable practice management software lets physicians and hospitals achieve their business goals and ultimate care by providing user-friendly appointment scheduling, patient engagement module, financial reports, patient summary reports, security, and billing configuration with training and support for the entire staff. MediFusion delivers robust, cloud-based analytics and summary reports to give you a real insight into the financial performance of your practice.   Intelligent Practice Management: Automate the entire process of practice management from appointment scheduling, setting reminders, eligibility verification, claims management, reporting, and analytics to tackle your practice challenges and improving revenues. Real-Time Eligibility Verification: Check patients’ eligibility, co-pay amounts, and insurance coverage in real-time. Appointment Scheduler: Schedule your patients’ appointments, set reminders to reduce no-shows, and let

  Business Intelligence or BI is a widely used term in growing Healthcare organizations. An obvious key to success, BI is an integral element of any organization’s sustainability, growth, and progress. It is just as important in the Healthcare industry as an EHR or Practice Management. However, to utilize Business Intelligence to the fullest, we need to understand what it refers to and why medical practices should focus more on it than anything else. Why Does Business Intelligence Matter? BI has become a standard buzzword around the healthcare industry for some time now. The concept is gradually picking up steam. In the simplest of terms, BI refers to the digital technology used for analytical purposes. BI provides detailed analysis and reports after going through the organization’s data to provide innovative solutions that can help grow business operations of the modern era. From electronic health records (EHR) to financial and administrative data, Healthcare organizations have a lot