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April 2019

TOP 5 Reasons for Clinical Practices to GO PAPERLESS in 2019

By |2024-01-17T14:11:31-07:00April 19th, 2019|Healthcare News|

Going paperless is not just simply adopting an Electronic Medical Record.  This is just the first step, as your practice likely manages a ton of paper in other areas.  Paper truly impedes the overall goal of having an integrated and collaborative healthcare team. Many employees prefer paper.  You can touch it, refer to it, and [...]

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March 2019

Purposeful Rounding with Automated Charge Capture

By |2024-01-17T14:11:32-07:00March 7th, 2019|Charge Capture, Healthcare News, Solutions for Doctors|

Rounding with a purpose.  Interesting,…tell me more. Heavy caseload.  Multiple hospitals.  Sick patients—some, very high risk.  Long hours.  Exhausted.  Missed dinners.  No relief in sight. Fast forward. You adopt a mobile charge capture solution that automatically sends charges to your biller and billing staff because missed charges mean lost revenue – for the work you [...]

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February 2019

Charge Capture and Modern Rounding Solutions

By |2024-01-17T14:11:32-07:00February 13th, 2019|Healthcare News|

I remember the days when writing “Agree with above” in the paper chart was enough to satisfy the clinical documentation gods. Those were simpler times. A modern clinical practice has become more complicated – not just with documentation requirements. Demands on medical providers who are caring for an aging population have increased exponentially. Balancing office [...]

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November 2018

Why Physicians in America are AT RISK FOR GOING BROKE

By |2024-01-17T14:11:33-07:00November 8th, 2018|Healthcare News, HybridChart, Rounding Software, Solutions for Doctors|

According to data drawn from the AMA's Physician Practice Benchmark Surveys, 47.1 percent of physicians are practice owners. The same percentage of physicians are employed, while 5.9 percent are independent contractors. (May 31, 2017) Employed versus independent physician…the pendulum continues to swing and industry experts agree: this is worrisome and a very slippery slope. For [...]

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