Data quality in the healthcare revenue cycle

Preventing Denials with Improved Data Quality

Reducing Errors with Data Validation  Healthcare claims and other billing documents contain a substantial amount of patient, provider and payor information that can originate from different sources and HIT applications — which then leave room for error. Common issues include duplicate entries, incorrect coding and incomplete data. Any inaccuracies in the processing of remittances for

Advanced OCR/ICR for Data Conversion

Advanced OCR/ICR Solutions for Automated Data Extraction & Conversion Utilizing OCR/ICR with Extensive Rules-based, Machine Learning Techniques With a sizable number of insurance payers still sending paper documents to healthcare providers, ReMedics helps our clients to convert their paper EOBs to ANSI standard 835 electronic files. One of the many technology tools that ReMedics uses

Eliminating Paper Documents for Post-Encounter Billing Processes

Capturing Your Paper EOB’s and Correspondence Document Capture, Indexing & Retrieval With the ReMedics Document Management Portal, accounting personnel can quickly search and retrieve EOB and correspondence files by Patient Last Name, Check Number, Invoice Date, Paid Amount and many other “wildcard” options to easily identify any missing information needed for posting. By providing staff

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OCR Data Extraction: Converting Paper EOBs to 835 ERAs

Converting EOBs to 835 Electronic Remittance Advice Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in its simplest form is the process whereby a paper document is scanned and the image is captured for processing data into a specific application, such as paper-based EOBs. The text is extracted from an image and converted into machine readable data (as 835

ReMedics and Your Bank Accounts

ReMedics and Your Bank Accounts The Process Behind the Processing Knowing how ReMedics interacts with our clients’ bank accounts is an important area of understanding the processing that takes place. For many of our clients, we work very closely with the bank associated with the “Corporate Lockbox” account. This is the account where ACH/EFT and