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• Healthcare Is Catching Up To Modern Consumerism — Is Your Organization Ready?

  3/8/2018

  Over the past decade, the patient payment experience in healthcare has changed drastically, often at the cost of the patient experience. If a patient was insured, going to the doctor meant paying a $20 to $50 copay, with the insurance company handling the rest. Providers had the option to then collect the copay or just as easily write off that $50.

• 5 Value-Based Care RCM Survival Strategies

  6/3/2015

  With the imminent arrival of value-based reimbursement, the days of billing inefficiencies are officially history. But where can practices find more opportunities for savings? Operating margins are already razor thin and many physicians are taking reductions in salary just to keep their practices open. As it happens, most practices leave up to 30 percent of their potential revenue on the table every year according to statistics from the Medical Group Management Association – and much of it can be recouped. By Ann Bilyew, CEO, MDeverywhere

• Can The VA Save Money And Pay Physicians More?

  12/4/2017

  There are 18.8 million veterans in the United States. Of those, an estimated 8.9 million veterans receive care from the 168 VA medical centers and 1,053 outpatient sites under the Veterans Health Administration.

• Presbyterian Healthcare Services Streamlines Complaint Management With CRM

  4/29/2011

  This case study highlights how a new CRM (customer relationship management) solution helped Presbyterian Healthcare Services shorten their cycle time for handling patient complaints from four hours to less than three hours per employee per customer. By Fujitsu

• How EMR & Practice Management Systems Plays A Significant Role In Contingency Planning!

  4/24/2018

  Crisis, disaster, catastrophe – are not mere words. They have severe consequences on our lives and our daily activities. No one likes to think about them. In fact, we don’t even plan for them unless they are upon us. When there is a severe crisis affecting the smooth functioning of the organization, we realize the importance of contingency planning. If you are in the medical profession, you must rely on EMR (Electronic medical records) and PM (Practice Management Systems) to help you in crisis situation (besides their regular use).

• Changing The Dynamic Between EHRs And Patients

  9/16/2019

  EHRs have long been the culprit of waning patient satisfaction. But they don’t have to be.