Healthcare has entered into an era where it must compete for the patient’s time and attention. Cloud computing is now a pervasive enabler of most every technology that physicians can and should be leveraging. The cloud is the platform to properly support security, mobility and flexibility to the ever-changing regulatory landscape. Practice management, EHR, patient … Continued
Healthcare has entered into an era where it must compete for the patient’s time and attention. Cloud computing is now a pervasive enabler of most every technology that physicians can and should be leveraging. The cloud is the platform to properly support security, mobility and flexibility to the ever-changing regulatory landscape. The cloud is not … Continued
Verifying that your EHR and practice management bundle (or separate systems) is up for the ICD-10 challenge may be the most important step to ensuring your own compliance. This guide provides 12 critical questions that every private practice must ask its EHR vendor, or risk being left high and dry come October 1, 2015. Your … Continued
The ICD-10 delay may mean another year to get familiar with the new coding requirements. To help you warm up to ICD-10, we’ve selected the most frigid, icy codes that are perfectly fit to the winter misadventures you’ll be documenting in 2015. T33.5 Superficial Frostbite of Wrist and Hand Everyone loves a good snowball fight—until … Continued
When you think of romance, EHR and medical billing probably aren’t the first things that come to mind. However, with the new knock-your-socks-off specificity of ICD-10, you’ll be prepared to code all the sweet happenings and heartbreaking mishaps of Valentine’s Day in 2016. Let’s get a head-start by reviewing the best ICD-10 codes for the … Continued
An ICD-10 implementation process is overwhelming to most small, independent physician practices. Your time is extremely limited dealing with prior authorizations, seeing patients, billing and claim processing, managing a practice and office personnel, and you have few extra resources to help, let alone time to focus on ICD-10 implementation. AdvancedMD has been long viewed a … Continued
As of November 1, 2014, only 2% of eligible professionals had attested to Meaningful Use 2. This is not good news for the thousands of independent physician practices that rely on Medicare payments: the Center for Medicare Services is slated to hand out 1% penalties this year for MU2 slackers—which is estimated to total $1.15B. … Continued
When you select our cloud medical office software you gain a partnership with a financially stable company, access to the latest technology, stellar support and unparalleled security for the independent physician, so you can focus time and resources on your practice, not office administration. AdvancedMD all-in-one cloud software lets you replace five or more systems … Continued
Our easiest way to utilize practice & clinical data from the convenience of the iPad & iPhone using our mobile EHR app. Our mobile EHR app gives patients more attention with less distraction. Complete your EHR tasks on your iOS device with ease. Medication histories are always up to date & accessible with minimal taps. … Continued
The big CMS announcement of yet another delay in the ICD-10 conversion gave many private practice physicians around the country reason to celebrate—and what better time to party than Halloween! With coding specificity like never before, ICD-10 has the perfect codes for all the season’s hooligans who get more tricks than they do treats. Some … Continued
This video showcases ten AdvancedMD clients. Physicians and administrators share how they’ve simplified manual and technical processes that require tremendous data coordination, staff collaboration and robust system integrations. You’ll learn how AdvancedMD lets you create efficiencies across all areas of your practice: front office, clinical, billing, financial reporting, mobility and data management.
Private practice physicians face three main employment options today: Seek employment, retire, or stay in private practice. As can be seen by the Accenture chart to the right, since 2000 more and more physicians are opting out of private practice. In 2000, 57% of all physicians were employed in a private practice. By the end … Continued