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Five Common Gaffes of Healthcare Providers in an EHR selection

March 5, 2014 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

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Hunting for a right EHR?

Partnering a vendor for your electronic medical/ health record (EMR/ EHR) journey is no easy task for your medical practice. Based on the views of industry experts, I have something to advice you about the common flaws that you might make while selecting an EHR.

 The deciding factors:

Various factors including practice size, type of medical specialty, adeptness in adopting advanced technologies, budget, etc. determine the choice of a perfect EMR/ EHR for your clinic or hospital. Keep these criteria in your mind along with awareness on the common mistakes in selecting an EMR/ EHR for your care center.

 Errors and Points to consider:

#1: Selection of an EHR vendor with restricted support:

Most of the EMR/ EHR vendors get you tethered through their software selling, but they may direct you to procure the compatible hardware or support from a third party. Don’t get entrapped! Once you encounter a problem one vendor points out the other one, finally putting you in dilemma.

Always prefer a vendor who can provide you the full-scale solutions for your Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) process along with the EMR/ EHR support.

#2: Selection of interfaced systems:

Industry experts state that it is best to go with the fully integrated system with EMR or EHR, practice management and interoperability modules rather than interfaced systems. Handling dual systems for sharing common data like ICD-9/ ICD-10, CPT and HCPCS codes, record templates, etc. mayn’t practically feasible as the vendors state. Inbuilt ticklers and essential clinical alerts in one system can fail to be produced in the other system.

#3: Ignorance on hidden costs:

When choosing an EMR/ EHR, it is crucial to estimate the cost involved in the EHR/ EMR including software purchase, monthly subscription, annual maintenance, software upgrades, hardware costs, installation, implementation, training and any pertinent third-party charges.

So, don’t choose an EMR/ EHR just looking at the initial price label.

#4: Overlooking the worth of specialty templates:

Though self-designed clinical documentation templates fit best for your medical practice, it has several disadvantages:

A.  It is an arduous and time-consuming task.

B.  All other providers perceive your templates as strange designs.

C.  Incorporating the in-house template ideas into software (designed by an external vendor) can be difficult.

Thus, the wiser option is to purchase the customized systems with inbuilt template libraries that best suit your specialty practice needs.

#5: Missing point-of-care modules:

Most EHR/ EMR systems are not focused on point-of-care documentation. The patient data can get duplicated at the pharmacy, frond-end or laboratory – leading to medical errors and even medico-legal complications. This may pose risk to your ROI of EHR/ EMR and intention to adopt the technological advancements like using a tablet or smart phone.

Purchase the exact EMR/EHR and ramp-up the productivity and profitability of your medical practice.

Filed Under: EHR, EMR Tagged With: EHR, EHR vendor, EMR, EMR support, Medical Practice

Medical Billing Strategies of 2014 – Sink-in to Amplify Your Funds

December 16, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

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Decide Here – Whether to Dwell-in or Leave the Page!

This article is especially designed to meet the needs of the physician practices and other healthcare delivery organizations that are looking for the tactics to revamp their medical billing process so as to boost your cash inflow.

 Where the healthcare billing is travelling?

Though, physicians aren’t tethered to the aged technology and strategy, circumambient healthcare milieu may revoke your cerebral cortex due to diversified growth in healthcare information technology (HIT).

Do you have numerous “wh-questions” on your mind – pertinent to the funds management in your revenue cycle management (RCM) process? Then, this is the go-to technique to enliven your cash coffer.

MEDICAL BILLING STRATEGIES – 2014

Hoard your revenue in each phase of RCM!

Physician Credentialing and Contract Negotiation:

The federal payers have already fixed your reimbursement rates for the patient care services. Despite this, there is a dire need for the providers to negotiate with the payers to get lucrative reimbursements for the service rendered by you. Besides, abiding the payers’ rules during credentialing process brings you more savings.

Front-desk Collection:

Start collecting payments from the scratch – don’t let your staffs ignore the front-end tasks:

1. Point-of-service (POS) payments (Co-pays, deductibles, etc.).

2. Collection of dues well before patient encounter.

3. Thwarting denials through accurate eligibility verification.

4. Gathering insurance accurate data to avoid reimbursement disappointments.

Charge Capture:

HITECH Act, ACA’s “performance based payment” and other federal mandate are the driving forces that accentuate the ideal EHR implementation.

Charge capture must be done accurately for each encounter, procedure and surgery. Evolving ICD-10 guidelines call for the renovation of your super bills in sync with your clinical practice so that charge capture will be immaculate.

Claim Scrubbing:

          This is the vital phase in the medical billing process that aid abridged AR process. AAPC/AHIMA certified coders must be a part and parcel of the claim scrubbing process – so that revenue loss due to underpayment and overpayment issues could be avoided. Concentrating on this phase greatly mitigates the claim rework cost.

Electronic Transmission:

          Timed Clearinghouse transmission for fresh claims is one of the overlooked approaches in most practices. Large practices may need to file the scrubbed, “clean” claims daily.

          Delay in addressing the rejected/denied claims with the remedial action may also hamper your cash in-flow.

eRemittance:

          Interpretation of the remark codes and timely payment posting after the receipt of EOBs/ERAs is very essential for a successful RCM process. Besides, prompt cash inflow/ AR feed into the practice management system (PMS) or electronic medical/ health records (EMR/EHR) is mandatory to avert payment miss-outs and pointless follow-ups.

Denial Follow-up:

The denials must be addressed with an immediate effect to avoid delayed payments or re-denials. While working out on denials, the obligatory documents must be attached during re-submission or appeal. Though the cost involved in denial appeals or re-submissions is an additional burden, ignorance of denial management would be a serious pecuniary loss.

Patient Billing:

          Don’t load your dice against yourself! Precision in the patient billing is a crucial point in the bill settlement. Inaccurate and difficult-to-read billing statements ensue in patient discontent, consequently culminating in bulldozed physician – patient relationship. Above all, a clear statement supports timely payment.

Resource Utilization:

          Exploiting the resources like human resources, infrastructure, funds, technology, etc. to run a practice profitably is a master skill. Among that, leveraging the technology to satisfy patients and enhance practice profits is the challenging task. The following technology platforms ameliorate your patient experience, accelerate revenue cycle process and thus perk-up your business.

Practice Website:

  1.  Patient portal
  2.  Online forms and statements
  3.  Online EHR access
  4.  Online lab and imaging reports
  5.  e-Payment support
  6.  mHealth support (iPad, iPhone, Tablet, etc.)
  7.  Chat support
  8.  Healthcare News
  9.  FAQs
  10.  Social media (e.g. Facebook, twitter, etc.)
  11.  Patient Blogs & forums

Benchmarking:

                  Setting a yardstick and working towards its accomplishment must be the prime goal, if you are attempting to reach your vision and mission.

What functions of the billing process that must be set in the yardstick achievement program?

1. Follow-up and retrieval of underpayments.

2. Averting penalties due to the breach of laws and audit policies (RACs, HIPAA, HITECH Act, etc.).

3. Aggressive follow-up of accounts receivables/bad-debts.

4. Evaluating and making small balance write-offs.

Besides, regular evaluation of your practice, process and finance must be done through the following reports:

  1. Practice Analysis Report
  2. RCM Analysis Report
  3. AR Summary Report

“PERSISTENT REVENUE INFLOW IS THE SINGLE PARAMOUNT WANT OF THE MEDICAL BILLING PROCESS”

Stretch your achievement from good to excellent with these proven medical billing strategies. It will be the hot topic in 2014 as most practices are going out-of-kilter due to stringent policies and other industrial factors.

Filed Under: 2014, EHR, Medical Billing Tagged With: EHR, EMR, healthcare billing, medical billing process, medical billing strategy, patient billing

The AMA Suggests That Physicians Should Focus On Billing. Are You?

July 10, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

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Are you losing out on billable dollars ?

This is not the best time to be a healthcare provider! Financial constraints and regulatory pressures are giving physicians, sleepless nights.   Doomsayers have crawled out of the wood works to proclaim that medical practices are going to fold up and die.

It is certainly not like healthcare is circling the drain hole. But it is essential that medical practices up their game to stay afloat.

Still stuck with a payment contract that is five years old ?

The major mistake that healthcare practices make is to get paid much lower than the services they provide. Nobody likes getting on the phone and haggling with insurers. But what has to be done has to be done! Frequently negotiating reimbursement contracts will go a long way in increasing revenue.

Thorough claim analysis and evaluation of top paying CPT codes every three months can prevent and clot the bleeding.

It is okay to discuss money with patients !

Do you feel delicate when discussing about money with patients? Instead of dillydallying be forthright with your patients about treatment costs and payment options. Give them a lowdown on what and how much the insurer will cover.

A lot of patients promptly sue their doctor the minute they receive a bill. Discussing about payment prior to a medical procedure will prevent heartaches and heated arguments.

Don’t rely on straight- out of a- can solutions…

Most EMR/EHR systems come with coding and billing features. But no matter how loaded your system is, don’t lean on it completely. There are certain factors such as duration of treatment or the extent of injury that play a crucial role in increasing reimbursement. Middle of the road coding isn’t going to cut it anymore.

Why work just eight hours ?

As pressures mount and operational costs skyrocket, outsourcing has become a viable option. It makes a lot of sense to work with a billing company that works 24 hours. You not only process claims faster you can clear revenue backlogs.

Furthermore it is a nice feeling to walk in to your practice the next day knowing fully well that your biller has transmitted your claims to the insurer. And that now, finally, the accent will once more be on patient care.

Filed Under: EHR, EMR, ICD-10, Medical Billing, Medical Coding, Revenue cycle management Tagged With: billing company, billing services, EHR, EMR, Healthcare, Physicians, Revenue cycle Management

Forget The Incentive. Can Your Practice Escape MU Penalties?

June 10, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

How do you avoid MU penalties ? There is just one way, demonstrate meaningful useMU. The primary worry of all healthcare providers is missing out on incentives. But taking steps to avoid the fast approaching penalties should be the top most priority right now. It is time for physicians to get in on the ground floor and work towards MU.

Working hand in hand with patients !

To, meet compliance deadlines, it isn’t enough, that you adopt an EHR, and optimize, your, workflow. Remember that it all boils down to just one thing, the quality of care you provide patients. Explore better ways of working with your EHR to avoid nasty payment cuts and penalties.

Eligible professionals, who are going to demonstrate meaningful use to avoid payment adjustments in 2015, must kick start their EHR reporting period by July 2014. You will have to work at breakneck speed to reach the finishing line on time.

Ramping up patient portal efforts…

Under stage two of Meaningful Use patients should be able to view their data, download it and be able to transmit it. Do you know that a functional patient portal can help you meet, 3 core objectives and 4 menu objectives? That it could be the easiest way of meeting the patient engagement criteria?

 Though a patient portal can be available in the provider’s website or function as a stand -alone online application. A patient portal that is integrated in to your EHR can improve functionality and ensure data security.

Patient engagement the big “gotcha” !

Laura Kreofsky the principal advisor for Impact Advisors predicts that patient engagement and public reporting are going to be the major stumbling blocks for physicians. Make sure you option for an EHR with a robust patient portal. If you are an EHR user insist that your vendor provides you with a fully functional patient portal.

The payment cuts for physicians who’ve missed the boat…mu-penalties

Source:Practice fusion

Filed Under: 2013, 2014, EHR, EMR, Meaningful use Tagged With: EHR, EMR, Healthcare, Meaningful use penalty, Medical Practice, MU Incentive, Patient engagement, Patient Portal, Physicians

11 Ways To Ensure You Join The List Of Successful EHR Implementation Stories !

May 1, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

Get Off to a Good start !

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To start on shaky ground can sour your relationship with an EHR forever. Being hasty can prove to be disastrous. Imagine working with an EHR that does nothing to improvise your clinical workflow. Or, being stuck with templates that take hours on end to load ? Being careful during the EHR implementation process will lead to a healthy and beneficial experience with your EHR.

Don’t get swamped by sales talk and sagely advice. Grab a piece of paper and jot down what your expectations are. And make a promise to yourself that you will not make a compromise no matter what.

Here goes with the presentation on ways to implement an EHR with successful stories !

11 ways to ensure you join the list of successful ehr implementation stories ! from ango mark

Filed Under: EHR, EMR Tagged With: EHR Implementation, EHR practice tips, EMR, emr implementation support, EMR practice tips, Healthcare, Physicians

Don’t Fumble Your Way Through EHR Implementation !

April 29, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

EHR Implementation ; How To Avoid The Tripwires…

Choosing an EHR is tough. A zillion glossy brochures, well-meaning colleagues and pushy sales persons only make the decision harder. The, fact that almost everybody who owns an ehr hates it with a passion makes the most determined of physicians, back-foot.

According to recent reports physicians are reverting to paper records. And some have started looking out for another EHR. A survey by American EHR partners found that user satisfaction levels dropped from 39% in 2010 to 27% in 2012. How do you ensure your EHR implementation process doesn’t turn out to be a harrowing experience ?ehr-implementation

Know What You Want…

Most physicians rush in to ehr implementation without clear direction or expectation. Analyse your workflow and see how the inclusion of an electronic health record impacts your practice operations. Do not fall for the “you can tweak it” line. Manipulating your ehr can prove to be counter-productive.

Customizing your system is fine as long as you don’t miss out on the features and automated comfort your ehr offers.

What Does Your Front Office Team Think ?

Yes, the mousy girl who sits in the reception needs to know whether the appointment scheduling and insurance eligibility feature, makes the cut. Your coders will have to decide if the coding and scrubbing options are easy to work with.

The end users are many and you have to choose an EHR that makes everyone happy. It will increase productivity and morale.

The Person Who Matters The Most !

Your patients are the lifeline of your medical practice. Ask your EHR vendor whether they offer a patient portal. Check if it is patient friendly and secure. Enquire about the level of training and support offered. Caring for your patients is after all the best investment, ever.

Stay The Course !

Adopting an EHR is like parenting. It does get on the nerves and makes you lose sleep. But being a quitter is not going to help. Vow to yourself no matter how tough it is you will not revert to paper. Scribbling down details is easy but not the best way to work. During the implementation stage itself, promise to yourself, you will stick to your EHR.

Filed Under: 2013, EHR, EMR, Meaningful use Tagged With: EHR, EHR Implementation, EHR Practice Management, EMR, EMR Billing, Healthcare, Medical Billing, physicians EHR

Patients Are Thronging Urgent Care Centers. Can Physicians Manage ?

April 18, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

Are Your Patients Waiting Forever To Meet You ? 

Urgent care centers are sprouting all across the country. Recent studies indicate that urgent care centers have doubled over the last couple of years. As the healthcare industry undergoes major changes, cost cutting seems to be the new mantra.

Everybody is urging everybody else to cut down on costs. The latest to join the list are patients. Insurers are now insisting that patients explore more affordable options. Rushing to the ED for relatively minor ailments is not an option anymore. And patients are instead making a beeline to urgent care centers to reduce costs.

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Is The Decline Of Primary Care Facilities A Reason ?

 Every healthcare news article in recent times has moaned the death of primary care centers. The shortage of primary care doctors only worsens by the day. The United States is reportedly short of over 9000 primary care doctors. By 2025 there will be a massive shortage of about 65,000 primary care doctors.

Urgent care centers offer the same medical services that primary care centers provide for acute care patients. This has led to a sharp increase in the demand for urgent care physicians.

40 Million Newly Insured Patients A Huge Driver !

There are going to be startlingly more patients waiting to meet the doc. The boom in urgent care centers can help thousands of patients meet their doctor on time. Hospitals are stepping up the plate to cash in on the demand for urgent care billing services. A lot many doctors have also started urgent care practices to cater to the huge influx of patients.

Too Much Of A Good Thing…

As the old maxim goes, too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. Physicians can, buoyed by the popularity of urgent care, bite of more than they can chew, inadvertently. Medical practitioners need to redesign their practices to handle patient demand.

Here is what urgent care centers can do to handle patient load :

  • Leverage physician extenders: Nurse practitioners can give tired doctors the respite they need. Instead of being at loggerheads with NPs, physicians need to work closer with urgent care NPs and leverage their potential, to ensure better patient care.
  • Have a smart patient portal: Patient portals can help automate tasks that will otherwise need an army of professionals to handle. Appointment scheduling, eligibility verification and most other front desk tasks can be automated to avoid long wait queues and flustered front office tasks.
  • Outsourcing billing and coding needs: More patients mean more claims to be transacted. Ass your claim traffic increases you’d need additional staff to manage huge billing volumes. You’d have to invest more on infrastructure and operational costs. Outsourcing can help urgent care centers contain costs and yet manage the vast number of patients waiting to be seen !

Filed Under: General, Medical Billing Tagged With: billing practice, emergency care, emergency care physicians, EMR, urgent care, Urgent care centers, Urgent care physicians

Is Your Medical Practice Ready To Attest For Meaningful use?

April 5, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

Are You Ready To Attest For Meaningful Use ?

If you are an EP, receiving the MU incentive check is going to top your list of priorities. It is time for physicians to pull up their socks and start working towards meeting the eligibility criteria for MU 2. Before getting down to the brass tacks it is important that you phase out the attestation process.

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Being Up To Speed On Data Transmission…

Data transmission is a tricky word. It means you need to share data without making compromises on data privacy. To, begin with exchange a clinical document with one of your peers who use a, different EHR. Send out “trial” documents to test the waters. Check whether you are able to transmit clinical data securely.

Shop for a HIE and team up with one, to be able to transmit medical data easily across the care continuum.

Time To Stop Fighting Over Turf  !

Physicians have always felt a little queasy about letting patients access their EHR. A secure patient portal that allows patients to view and download medical information is important to meet the patient engagement criteria.

It is essential that stringent authorization methods are followed to prevent data misuse. And that, patients, are sufficiently educated about data security.

Dial Your Vendor’s Number…

You’ve pulled out all stops to make sure your practice meets MU standards. But is it is of little or no use, if your vendor doesn’t match your pace. Check with your vendor whether your EHR is compliant with the Meaningful Use 2 guidelines. Communicate with your EHR vendor and emphasize that a specific timeline needs to be adhered to.

With data interoperability being one of the key considerations, to attest for MU, it is important that you join forces with your EHR vendor, to reach the finishing line on time.

Have you spoken to your business associates ?

It is important that your business associates are an integral part of your MU attestation efforts. Whip up a plan with your business associates to optimize your workflow and streamline your everyday work processes.

2 hours a day !

Spending as little as two hours a day to work towards achieving MU can put you on the fast track to receiving your check. The key is to coordinate. Make sure that everybody who is involved with your medical practice is on the same boat. And to, make the most important person in the equation, your patients, to get more actively involved.

Filed Under: 2014, EHR, EMR, Meaningful use Tagged With: Attest your practice with MU, Data transmission on EHR, EMR, Healthcare, Meaningful use stage 2 rule, Physicians

Should Patients Be Allowed To Access Their Physicians EHRs? Weighing The Pros And Cons

March 26, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

Whose EHR Is It Anyway ? !

 This far and no further, is the approach physicians are taking when it comes to patient EHR access. Patient electronic access is an important objective of Meaningful Use. It can help physicians to deliver better quality of care.  And to bring everybody across the care continuum in one single, secure platform.

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Data security risks is the key reason why the debate on patients access to EHR is still up in the air. Nothing can scare physicians more than a data breach. The average housewife in New Jersey may not be up to date on HIPAA regulations  And there is also the potential threat of patients misinterpreting their medical data.

A physicians understanding of a medical problem is not the same as that of a patients. It could cause unnecessary stress and anguish, and make patients vulnerable to self-medication dangers.

I Don’t Want My Patients In The Drivers Seat…

According to a recent survey conducted by Accenture, around 65% of doctors feel that patients should be given limited access. About 82% of physicians endorse the view that patients should be actively involved in their healthcare. Around 4% of doctors told they’d like to ban patients from having an online access to medical records.

Most physicians were of the opinion that other than demographics, patients shouldn’t be allowed to edit or update any other medical data.

The Way Around This Catch 22 situation !

  • Talk to your EHR vendor about including patient identity proofing and authentication features.
  • Standardize the information you want your patients to access.
  • Educate your patients about your EHR.
  • Work with a  biller who has experience in working with your EHR so patient billing is streamlined to a great extent
  • Follow a clear cut privacy policy and usage guidelines.

Filed Under: 2013, EHR, EMR, Meaningful use, Medical Billing Tagged With: 2013, EMR, Healthcare, Medical Billing, Patient Access to EHR, Physician complaints on EHR, Physicians, Pros and Cons of EHR patients access

Make Sure Your EMR Doesn’t Make You Face Medical Billing Malpractice Charges

February 19, 2013 by Ango Mark Leave a Comment

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Beware your EMR could land you in a tight spot !

There is a lot of dust raised about EMR’s again. According to recent reports an EMR can lead to inflated costs and fraudulent billing. Allegedly, physicians have added about 11 billion more to their fees, over the last decade alone. The Center for Public Integrity’s “Cracking the code” series, has found that the usage of EMR/EHR’s have resulted in widespread billing malpractices.

More to it than meets the eye…

Healthcare experts argue that this a strong marker of the negative impact, wishy-washy rules can cause. It can not only make physicians vulnerable to fraud and abuse charges, but also be potentially life threatening for patients. Mostashari, the National Coordinator for Health IT rues that “documenting care that didn’t occur, that’s not just fraud, it’s really dangerous medicine.”

It is being argued that the system is flawed. And it is high time the government sat up and took notice before it snowballs into a huge issue and causes irrevocable damage.

Has coding higher become par for the course ?

Upcoding is rampant. And emergency rooms in particular have been pulled up for assigning high level codes, despite the treatment not warranting it. Whistle-blowers  worried physicians and confused patients are making one collective demand. For, strong auditing tools, and transparent uncomplicated regulations.

The new CMS directive !

The centers for Medicare and Medicaid have issued a new directive to restrict billing malpractices. Federal authorities will be keeping a close eye on EMR users to curb this unhealthy trend.

Where the cracks appear…

Physicians are unusually busy people. Most doctors fume that EMR’s have reduced them to efficient machinery. Nobody likes to sit, and copy paste information. Or, working with straight out of a can, point and click templates. Long loading times and a maze of options can drive physicians round the bend. Impatience with the system, more than the willful intent to over-bill  might be the reason behind improper billing.

A quick guide to bill right !

  • Train your billing team to work closely with your EMR/EHR system.
  • Use an accredited medical billing software.
  • Conduct regular in-house financial audits.
  •  Ensure the same information isn’t entered again. Redundant data is the major cause of over-billing.
  • Educate your practice about CMS guidelines and updates.

Filed Under: EHR, EMR, Medical Billing, Medicare Tagged With: EMR, EMR Overbilling, Healthcare, Medical Billing, Medicare, Physicians

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