Common Challenges with Physician Practice Group Mergers & Acquisitions Strategies for Success For practice groups planning a merger or acquisition, there are numerous challenges that can delay the process. Maintaining current Practice Management (PM) systems, deciding on how funds will get distributed and staffing decisions are just a few examples. ReMedics specializes in correcting many
Tailored Solutions for Optimizing Reimbursement and Cash Flow Improving Financial Performance – Integrated with Existing EMR/PM Systems Healthcare organizations lose millions each year in net revenue due to complicated reimbursement methodologies, regulatory issues, increasing patient payment responsibility, and growth in self pay or uninsured patients. Reallocating resources to improve financial performance however, can be daunting
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
Identifying and Re-Associating PLBs The following is an excerpt from our client support newsletter called “A Closer Look”, which provides helpful information in dealing with common payment processing, denial/defect and reconciliation issues. This particular article looked into the complexities associated with Provider Level Balance Adjustments (aka PLBs). If you would like to know more about
Using RPA in Revenue Cycle Applications Can RPA improve your revenue cycle? The quick answer is definitely yes, with the right technology and experienced systems integration partner. A subset of Artificial Intelligence (AI), ReMedics uses Robotics Process Automation (RPA) in our Operations Group to create streamlined workflows where the need for human intervention is minimized
Converting EOBs to 835 Electronic Remittance Advices 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
