by Outsource Receivables | Apr 19, 2023 | Medical Billing Technology
Turnover is a significant problem for healthcare practices, and it can lead to many negative consequences, including decreased patient satisfaction, reduced staff morale, and increased costs. However, technology can help minimize turnover by making it easier for staff... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables | Dec 21, 2022 | Medical Billing Technology, Uncategorized
Technological advances are being released faster than ever before. Because of this, companies have had to stay on top of the changes in medical billing. Here are some of the top technology trends in medical billing shaping the healthcare field’s future. ... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables | Nov 23, 2022 | Medical Billing Technology
Healthcare providers continue to be a prime target for hackers. According to Bitglass, cyberattacks on medical providers rose by over 55% in 2020 compared to previous years as many practices focused on virtual care. Patients’ data is extremely valuable on the... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Apr 27, 2022 | Medical Billing Technology
Investing in the right software can do wonders for your administrative and financial systems. When looking at an EMR or EHR system, a cloud-based one has many advantages for a medical office. One of the biggest: the practice’s data is stored on external servers and... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Feb 23, 2022 | Electronic Medical Records, Medical Billing Technology
With the rise of digital systems in healthcare comes the risk of them being accessible to hackers. Healthcare can be especially susceptible because of the amount of data they require, which includes sensitive patient information, medical history, and payment methods.... Read Full Post →
by Outsource Receivables, Inc. | Jun 30, 2020 | Medical Billing, Medical Billing Company, Medical Billing Technology
In the age of COVID-19, the healthcare industry has had to rework procedures and the overall system to protect both workers and patients. These changes will most likely continue as the country and states begin to open at their own speed and will become the new normal... Read Full Post →
