multi-vendor aggregated data

Integrated Solutions for Aggregated Environments

Managing Cash Flow in a Multi-Vendor Environment  For larger practice groups and MSOs, the complexities of a multi-vendor environment can often inhibit efficiency and adversely affect cash flow. This is especially true for organizations with business units using a variety of EMR/Practice Management (PM) Systems and Clearinghouses to capture charges, process claims and receive payor

physician group merger

Case Study | Merging Practice Groups with Multiple PM Systems

Case Study Preview: A Collaboration of ENT Practice Groups  A new case study published by ReMedics features a collaboration of four ENT Physician Groups that treat over 20,000 patients a year. They currently have over a dozen combined locations, providing comprehensive medical and surgical care. The individual practice groups desired to maintain their business autonomy,

ReMedics workflow automation

Modernizing RCM with Automated Workflow Processes

Modernizing Revenue Cycle Management with Automated Workflow Processes   In order to modernize the revenue cycle for your organization, manual efforts associated with payment capture, check matching, document indexing, remark code translation, posting and bank reconciliation need to be minimized. If automated workflow seems out-of-reach for your organization, then finding an experienced, cost-effective outsourcing partner should

Automated EDI Splitting

Segmenting EDI for Payment Processing

Keep Cash Moving with Automated EDI Splitting For healthcare providers with multiple business units needing to split large, co-mingled EDI payments, the task can be time-consuming and prone to errors. This delays payments, adds more work downstream, and ultimately affects cash flow. With many of ReMedics clients, a proprietary EDI Splitter application is utilized to

EOB Check Matching

Check Matching Automation and Posting Accuracy

EOB Check Matching Technology and Payment Processing Efficiency   Processing Physician Practice Group payments from multiple PM Systems and Clearinghouses to a single Tax ID/EIN requires a high degree of data accuracy and verification. The distribution of funds for separate divisions (or business units) also adds complexity to the work for MSOs and DSOs. To accomplish

Claim Denials

Isolating Claim Defects and Denials

Isolating Claim Defects and Preventing Denials with Automated Process Improvements  Errors and defects in medical claims are inevitable. A small percentage of them will eventually turn into a denial. How you handle defects and exceptions, however, can lead to significant dollars being delayed, or lost entirely, due to the additional work being required to collect