MultiCare Health System used CareMedic’s Payment Management solution to automatically convert paper EOBs to electronic 835 format, streamline workflow, increase accuracy and accelerate cash posting. Within 60 days, they were able to begin phasing out seven temporary FTEs, and are now “operating in an optimal performance environment.”
Dr. Karen L. Smith, MD, PA is a solo family doctor located in North Carolina. Dr. Smith has offered her patients the convenience of “virtual office visits” since 2005 through Medfusion’s secure patient-provider communication. This innovative solution enables Dr. Smith to maintain continuous care of her patients – improving patient satisfaction and driving revenue for her practice.
Alcatel-Lucent provides solutions that enable service providers, enterprises, and governments to deliver voice, data and video communications. As a global technology leader, Alcatel-Lucent offers a secure, always-on communications framework for the dynamic enterprise that interconnects people, processes, networks, and knowledge, resulting in rich customer interactions, improved operational performance and exceptional business results.
Although many physicians routinely treat acute wounds in their regular practice, the variety and complexity of non-healing chronic wounds presents a particular challenge. Like all chronic conditions, a wound, regardless of its cause, requires focused attention. Learn more about the value of a specialized, physician-driven, multi-disciplinary approach to outpatient wound care.
For north central Ohio's largest healthcare system, a healthcare integration project shortened length of stay and boosted ROI. MedCentral Health System, a US nonprofit organization comprised of two general, acute-care hospitals in central Ohio, was seeking to improve productivity and patient care, while reducing costs throughout its system. Read this white paper so see how Siemens Medical was able to help MedCentral Health System.
Recently, there has been considerable research and discussion in the healthcare industry focused on improving “patient throughput” in hospitals and health systems. Much of this work has been in response to the growing industry-wide problem of overcrowded emergency departments. The situation has become more urgent with the new directive by JCAHO’s Managing Patient Flow standard (L.D.3.15) introduced in January, 2005.
