We’ve all heard the stories or know somebody who was impacted. It may even be you. Somebody needed medical care and they looked for the best physician they could find. The procedure was performed and the bill was submitted to the insurance carrier; unfortunately, the resulting patient bill left them in shock.
Challenge yourself!: If these nine circles were printed on a piece of paper, could you link all nine by drawing just four straight lines? The catch? Your pen may not leave the paper. Each line starts where the last line finishes.
Manual processes have contributed to roughly $400 billion per year in unnecessary spending and write-offs caused by the complex rules and regulations, multiple parties coordinating care, and antiquated systems.
Change-Management: This paper summarizes the change-management effort that created Vee Protect and how achieving Essential Covid-19 Service status sustained critical billable services during the largest work-from home (WFH) transition in history.
What are the most crucial aspects of an effective patient-provider encounter? Most can agree the primary goal is to prevent ailments or to cure them. For the patient, proper treatment of any health issue begins with a visit to the doctor and complying with treatment.
The Challenge Around Provider Data - Throughout the healthcare industry, there is a vital need for accurate data about providers, yet organizations struggle to acquire and maintain the information they need to perform the most fundamental processes.
The world is changing almost daily, and unfortunately for businesses, they must adapt to these changes or possibly suffer the consequences. The digital age of technology has changed the way that consumers and business owners research and buy products and services.
Are robots taking over the world? New, sophisticated automation built on deep learning, machine learning, and artificial intelligence can produce accurate work at incredible speeds – results that outperform the best human workers. What threats does automation pose and what can I do about it?
Breaking the Software Development Tradition: Traditionally, software development has used a “waterfall” method which follows a rigid process working through required steps. These include gathering, design, implementation, verification, and finally a long-lived maintenance phase.