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Families Make One Major Healthcare Payment

Families Make One Major Healthcare Payment | Medical Accounts Systems Research from the JPMorgan Chase Institute shows that about one in six families will make a minimum of one "extraordinary" payment related to healthcare in any given year of about $400.

Upgrading Revenue Cycle Management for Hospitals in 2019

Upgrading Revenue Cycle Management for Hospitals in 2019 | Medical Accounts Systems Customer satisfaction and quality patient care are two major priorities for healthcare organizations.

Many Hospitals Have Yet to Upgrade Their Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management

Many Hospitals Have Yet to Upgrade Their Healthcare Revenue Cycle Management | Medical Accounts Systems A survey by Black Book shows that more than twenty percent of hospitals in the United States have yet to implement a healthcare revenue cycle management solution.

Medical Group Wants to See HIPAA Changes



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Telehealth Expansion Is Being Stifled by Medicare Rules

Telehealth Expansion Is Being Stifled by Medicare Rules | Medical Accounts Systems A CMS report on the usage of Medicare telehealth between the period of 2014 to 2016 reveals that although telehealth utilization has indeed risen among Medicare beneficiaries.

Remaining Current with HIPAA Compliance



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Patient Perception Affects Care



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Be HIPAA Compliant Before It Becomes an Issue



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HIPAA Reform May Be on the Horizon

HIPAA Reform May Be on the Horizon | Medical Accounts Systems Changes may be afoot for HIPAA if the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Civil Rights (OCR) has its requests granted.

Value-Based Reimbursement Shows Progress



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