Due to the expected increase in eprescribing technology, many pharmacies are preparing new techniques that will allow them to better manage the stream of data they receive from the nation’s medical professionals.
While industry experts recommended providers implement and test ANSI 5010 during 2011 to prevent billing discrepancies, few have actually done so.
With so many big changes coming their way, doctors concerned about the upcoming ICD-10 transition or the shift to NPI compliance may not be putting much focus on medical billing software.
To prepare for upcoming transitions in the medical field, many private practices and small medical facilities are looking to software to provide solutions.
Before making an investment in up-to-date technology, mental health care professionals should conduct research to determine the right provider.
To ensure a smooth transition regardless of whether the facility is transitioning to EMR or updating their medical billing system, busy doctors can turn to the trusted professionals at Microwize.
Microwize Technology has been helping facilities adapt to new developments since 1997, and its expert consultation and installation can bring practitioners into a new era of technology.
With the healthcare billing cycle now entirely digitized, outpatient facilities need medical billing software that provides accessible and efficient interaction. Additionally, physicians will need software that’s in line with new compliance guidance and regulatory mandates.
Microwize Technology provides top EMR software products, including Allscripts and McKesson, and the experience and resources physicians need to bring their facilities into a new era of medical technology.
Microwize Technology has positioned itself as an industry leader in the reselling of electronic medical records software, offering Allscripts and McKesson products that can help physicians bring their medical records keeping up to date.