ICD-10 Case Studies & White Papers

  1. White Paper: Revenue You May Be Leaving On The Table, Part II: Smart Ideas For Improving Collections And Reducing Denials 12/17/2010
    Getting paid for what you do starts long before a claim leaves your billing office. And while some of the billing cycle can be out of your control, every office can take a few simple steps to optimize what it can control. By Sage
  2. Maintaining And Improving Coding Productivity In The ICD-10 Era 10/4/2010
    The introduction of more detailed codes translates to better care – and the need for more preparation and efficiency. This white paper provides readers with a detailed action plan for successfully transitioning to ICD-10. By QuadraMed Corporation
  3. White Paper: Maintaining And Improving Coding Productivity In The ICD-10 Era 10/4/2010
    The introduction of more detailed codes translates to better care – and the need for more preparation and efficiency. This white paper provides readers with a detailed action plan for successfully transitioning to ICD-10. By QuadraMed Corporation
  4. White Paper: Realistic Methods For Achieving ARRA Meaningful Use 8/26/2010
    While achieving ARRA meaningful use is a daunting task for most healthcare facilities, this white paper outlines specific criteria and focus areas to ensure you reach your goals within a specific timeframe and budget. By QuadraMed Corporation
  5. White Paper: 5010 Preparation Guide for Physician Practices 8/10/2010
    This white paper, designed to serve as a preparation guide for physician practices, provides a brief, non-technical explanation of the 4010 and 5010 standards. It also explains the types of practice transactions affected by the conversion and examines the benefits promised by 5010. By Navicure, Inc.
  6. The Practical Guide To EMR Meaningful Use 7/21/2010
    This white paper is specifically geared to a physician or practice manager starting the journey of selecting an EMR. It outlines each of the “meaningful use” criteria and apply some practical guidance to it to help decide how “meaningful” the EMR is to the end user, the physician and their staff. By MedcomSoft