Do Medical Billers Make New Year’s Resolutions?

As made fact by the all-knowing Google search, these are the typical top 10 New Year’s Resolutions in no particular order:

Eat Healthy/Exercise Regularly Drink Less Learn Something New

Better Work/Life Balance Quit Smoking Save Money Volunteer

Get Organized Read More Finish Around the House To-do List

So if you are sitting in your billing office, looking ahead to 2014, your list of resolutions might look similar to those below. Iridium Suite Practice Management Software wants to help you keep your medical billing resolutions. We offer free access to informative blog articles, user forums, healthcare infographics, white papers and ebooks.

Learn how to use ICD-10… I have until October 1!

Increase revenue by analyzing fee schedules and negotiate better reimbursements.

Read newsletters and healthcare articles to keep up with billing changes like new CPT codes, additional PQRS measures, claims filing rules (like the new HCFA 1500 format and quarterly CCI edits)

Organize my EDI transactions to maximize new payer ERA and EFT mandates.

Keep up with those dreaded tasks like patient accounts receivables follow-up.

Medical Business Systems wishes you a Happy and Very Prosperous New Year!!

Revenue Cycle Management: Accomplished.

START BILLING BETTER WITH SHAVARA

Revenue Cycle Management: Accomplished.

START BILLING BETTER WITH SHAVARA

by Shavara

Shavara has the accumulated 'experience capital', the market know-how, the intricacies of coding, billing and connectivity that we have 'learned'. It is the basis of the work we do in Catalysis - Shavara's Professional Services Engagements.

ThinkCatalysis
Revenue Cycle Management: solved.

What is Catalysis?

To "catalyze" is to rapidly advance by applying powerful tools and industry expertise. Catalysis becomes the process to gain access to the power, apply it to solve gaps and vulnerabilities - then rapidly advance. Shavara possesses the tools to apply Catalysis via collaborative engagements. Our infinite targets are the enterprise organizations: Hospitals, clearinghouse processors, Insurance companies (payers), and large physician practices, peppered throughout the Healthcare system that all share equally the challenges, pitfalls, inefficiencies, ineffectiveness, and the deliberate speed-bumps placed there by bureaucrats to slow down the revenue cycle.

What are the costs of these speed-bumps to the Healthcare system? The costs are in the billions.

Inefficiencies / ineffectiveness / inaccuracies in coding and billing mean:

a higher cost of money due to extended A/Rs
a higher cost of operating due to the number of additional staff required to research and chase down A/Rs
a decline in the quality and calibre of care - care outcomes due to the necessity of placing so much cost on the administrative and operational side of the equation

Therefore, solving this eliminates and holds the potential to improve organizational effectiveness, reduce the cost of healthcare and improve healthcare outcomes.

So, who is Shavara? What is that old lamp on the corner of the desk?

That lamp holds wisdom. The cumulative potential of that wisdom holds the potential to dramatically impact operational effectiveness and improve healthcare outcomes.

For Information on Catalysis contact Shavara's Services Division