EHR dissatisfaction has proven to be a leading cause of physician burnout. Find out why EHRs are making their jobs harder, not easier, and what to do about it.
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Healthcare AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare. Learn about the biggest trends with this technology and what to expect in 2020.
A new study reveals physicians spend more time on the screen than with patients. Inefficient EHR workflows impact quality of care and physician burnout.
Medical claim denial management is a conversation throughout the healthcare ecosystem. About 10% of all medical claims are denied, representing $262B. Of that 10% of denial claims, 90% are preventable, according to an Advisory Board study.
Mobile charge capture has the capacity to revolutionize the way you work. In traditional charge capture, you depend too heavily on paper to record information about medical billing. By replacing paper with robust technology, you can save time and boost revenue.
As a hospital-based physician, are you currently faced with a mountain of challenges around billing, communication, and efficiency? It’s a common frustration, but one that can be improved dramatically with the right technology. The question is, how can hospital-based physician efficiency and productivity be improved?
HIPAA-compliant messaging is probably a tool that you currently use, as it’s become a very popular communication medium. But are you using it to solve billing challenges? HIPAA-compliant messaging for medical billing has the capacity to eliminate your billing challenges.
Allowing your billing team to directly view, evaluate, and process your codes saves you significant time, translating to upwards of 50,000 in errors alone.
With the transition into a digital health era, there is little surprise that mobile charge capture applications are the future. DocCharge provides a return on investment by reducing lost charges and increasing one’s accuracy in coding.
Today, we’re bringing this strategy to the health and charge capture platform: helping all individuals in a medical practice (clinicians, billers, practice managers) coordinate together in a timely manner to get things done.