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MD Logic customers will be happy to learn MD Logic has successfully passed the Electronic Prescription for Controlled Substances functionality test required by the US Department of Justice Department of Drug Enforcement Administration 21 Code of Federal Regulation 1311 Subpart C.
With random insurance audits on the rise for 2016, healthcare providers must adopt technology ensuring that each service billed to a 3rd party insurance carrier is documented in the patient’s electronic health record. The old adage “if it wasn’t documented in the patients chart then you didn’t do it” is still true today. Unfortunatly the vast majority of clinics still utilize a paper charge ticket / superbill to communicate the services provided for each patient to the front desk.
In one sense, talk of the program's transformation comes as no surprise, given the passage last year of the (MACRA), which repealed the sustainable growth rate formula for physician pay. MACRA shifts Medicare compensation from fee-for-service to pay-for-performance (PFP), also known as pay-for-value.
Under MACRA, physicians choose between two PFP models:
Acting CMS Administrator Andy Slavitt on Tuesday shocked many in healthcare when he laid out an aggressive timeline to replace the Meaningful Use program - a program where the Federal Government wasted millions of tax payer dollars and countless hours of wasted time by physicians and their staff. On Tuesday, January 12th at the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco Mr.
When potential customers ask a MD Logic sales representative what is the difference between the MD Logic EHR and the other EHR systems in the market you will hear many statements. One of the biggest benefits received with MD Logic is efficiency. Bottom line – a physician using MD Logic can see more patients in the same amount of time compared to a physician using a competitive EHR.
Our management team, support team, software development team and our sales team we would like to wish each and every one of our customers a Merry Christmas and all the best during the holiday season. May the joy of the holiday season be with your family and friends.
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When it comes to healthcare the one common denominator amongst all physicians is time. How efficient a physician uses his or her time has a direct impact on the revenue generated for services provided.
Thanksgiving is the one time of the year where families take the time to celebrate what is truly important - our families. As the leading U.S. provider of high performance electronic health records solutions and practice management solutions, our technology impacts their lives of millions of patients each year. Our focus is in helping physicians and their staff see patients on time in clinic each day.
In order to compete and thrive in today’s healthcare environment, physicians and their staff must adopt proven technology engineered to streamline clinics and ensure that each patient is seen on time. Patients are no longer willing to accept long wait times and expect their healthcare providers to deliver services on time. Outside of a change in their insurance policy, unacceptable wait times are the number one reason patients are switching healthcare providers in 2015.
Now that ICD10 has become the standard for rendering diagnosis codes for the U.S., clinics are now challenged to provide more detailed diagnosis to justify the services billed to 3rd party carriers. The idea of checking off a superbill / charge ticket to communicate with the front office for billing has remained the standard in healthcare for the past 30 years.
Over the past ten years we have seen both hospitals and physicians change their outboard marketing messages to include billboard, print media and radio to get the attention of the consumer. Regardless of any person’s financial situation, consumers want to know they are getting the best value for the price they pay for goods and services. Why should this be any different for physicians and other healthcare providers?
Tomorrow is the day most healthcare providers have been dreading for the past year. ICD-10 is finally here and all healthcare providers must begin documenting care with ICD-10 coding. The big question is will ICD10 result in healthcare providers having to open up lines of credit at their banks to help them transition over the next few months? Will insurance companies be the real winners by increasing their claim denials and maximizing their profitability?