Creating Common Orders in the NextGen Pharmacy v2.6
Common Orders allow the user to create medication order groups for standing, preprinted or routine medication combinations. They may comprise a combination of any order type.
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Chronic Care Management Code
Starting January 1, 2015 providers can bill for chronic care management. This is a single code 99490 called chronic care management services and requires “at least…
Read MoreCPT Changes for 2015
It’s the time of year again to be aware of the CPT changes and updates for 2015. Musculoskeletal System Joint Procedures – New codes for…
Read MoreAmbulatory Surgery Center
There have been a few changes this year for Ambulatory Surgery Centers (ASC). The majority of the changes address quality reporting. ASC-12 will need…
Read MoreICD-10 Conversion Costs Lower than Predicted
The Journal of American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) website recently published new data that suggests the estimated costs, time, and resources necessary for small physician…
Read MoreMovement Asking for Two-Year ICD-10 Delay
Representatives from the Texas Medical Association and the Florida Medical Association are urging physicians from across the country to join them in their efforts…
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Webinar: New Cardio Content – Sign up for a complimentary webinar!
This webinar will cover the list of upcoming enhancements that were presented at our recent User Group Meeting. So if you missed that event,…
Read MoreWebinar: Compliance in the Behavioral Health Practice
Compliance in the Behavioral Health Practice 01/13/15 | 3:00 – 3:45 PM ET Join certified coder and compliance expert Lorraine J. Sivak to learn…
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eLearning Support Has Moved All eLearning requests and inquiries should be submitted in the form of an incident via the NextGen Healthcare Client Support…
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Why you should care about NextGen Share
Well, it’s been almost 5 months since we announced the general release of NextGen® Share and we wanted to fill you in on our…
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