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.
One of the largest limitations in the EHR system is a database that can only be accessed securely in-house; leaving out-of-office access to pertinent patient information an unmet need amongst many clinicians.
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.
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