Is Your EHR System Up-to-Date, 5 Questions You Need to Ask
Posted Jun 3, 2015
Updating, upgrading, or replacing an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system is no small task. It requires a solid understanding of all the "what-ifs" and "how-tos" necessary to effect a successful transition as well as a smooth transfer of crucial patient information.
Avoiding Meaningful Use Penalties
Posted Jan 20, 2015
If you are a Medicare eligible provider, you are undoubtedly aware of the requirements for attesting to meaningful use (MU) of electronic health records (EHR) in your medical practice or hospital. There are consequences for failing to attest to Stage 1, and problems facing those who are now entering Stage 2 of MU.
EHRs Play Critical Role in Radiology Decision-Making
Posted Dec 29, 2014
As the use of electronic medical records (EMRs), now electronic health records (EHRs), becomes more prevalent, users are beginning to really understand their ultimate value and critical use. One of the most illuminating ways EHR data is helping out the healthcare industry is in their aid with decision making.
Converting your Top Ortho ICD9 Codes to ICD10
There are many orthopedic coding that will come with the switch from ICD-9 to ICD-10.This free guide will help you understand ICD-10, prepare for it, and give you the resources to guide your transition.
7 Great Tips for Securing Personal Health Information
Posted May 19, 2014
Healthcare professionals deal with sensitive patient information on a daily basis. Under the Federal HIPAA guidelines, it is the duty of medical professionals to keep patient information and records secure. In the modern age of technology, however, keeping electronic health records protected takes a concerted effort.
Here are 7 things to keep in mind to improve your office’s EHR security.
Read MoreReducing Documentation Costs for Physician Practices
Posted Apr 2, 2014
Stagnant reimbursements and rising costs make finding ways to improve efficiency a critical initiative for healthcare providers. Documentation costs for physician services can represent a very significant expense. Better billing processes and more efficient management of electronic health records (EHRs) could help turn the tide. Upcoming changes to billing and coding, along with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act will make hospitals and physician practices turn to efficiency improvements as a way to cut costs, without cutting the quality of services.