How much are you saving when your highest-paid team members spend most of their time mired in data entry? EMR integration companies create customized systems to free up physicians and clinicians so they can spend more time with patients – and less time with their computers. Patient care is the focus of everything physicians and […]
Virtual scribe services have grown in recent years. That’s for many reasons, though not least of all because many physicians and clinicians are realizing how much time they can save. Electronic medical records (EMRs) actually add additional hours to the clinician’s day catching up on (perhaps ironically) “paperwork.” In turn, this leads to physician burnout […]
Clinical documentation improvement (CDI) is important for good health care because it: Improves Patient Record Quality Ensures Proper Reimbursement Provides “Big Picture” Data Reduces Documentation Errors that Can Impact Patient Health Medical transcription services from iMedat help you improve your CDI efforts. Our professional medical transcriptionists are clinical documentation experts who play a key role […]
Are you an attorney who spends too much time typing documents? There is an easier and faster way. Legal transcription companies such as iMedat can free up your time and increase your productivity by helping with your documentation chores. It’s based on the simple fact that people can dictate faster than they can type – […]
Insurance claims transcription can help insurance professionals streamline workflows so that they spend less time working on client files and more time working directly with the clients themselves. Table of Contents Intro Paperwork is time consuming. For many insurance adjusters, insurance agents, and other insurance industry professionals, writing reports takes up a large portion of […]
Technology has been the driver in the last 40 years of medical transcription changes. In fact, technology has been the driver since the beginning – but some have noticed that lately, it’s driving us to the wrong destination. The last 15 years or so have been particularly frustrating for physicians and clinicians. They would agree […]
