Master the Seven Revenue-Driving Best Practices
Keep your practice ahead of the financial curve by taking control of your revenue cycle—from front-end operations through back-office processes. In an insightful eBook…
Optimize Self-pay Collections
If incorrectly managed, patient payments can cost three to five times more to collect than payer payments. With self-pay models on the rise, this poses…
Behind the Billing Office Door: A Revealing Look at RCM
A recent NextGen Healthcare survey assessed the current condition of revenue cycle management (RCM) among practices across the nation. Based on the survey we’ve…
Webinar: FQHC Better Billing, Documentation, & Compliance
Sign up now for our FQHC Webinar scheduled for Tuesday, May 12 at 3:00 p.m. EST. The goal of this educational session titled “FQHC…
Discover Thriving Practices’ Success Secrets
Practices across the healthcare industry are facing the same challenges—rising operating costs, increasing regulations, declining reimbursements. Yet many are thriving despite these issues. A…
Coding: Additional CCI Edits
Some Correct Coding Initiative (CCI) edits were updated and went into effect April 1, 2015. The edits may affect the way new joint injections…
Please test your ICD-10 readiness in NGC now!
All NGC clients have access to ICD-10 codes and should begin testing those codes in their TEST region. Please follow the steps outlined below to change the code set and view ICD-10 codes. At this time, this should only be completed using your TEST region.
Selecting a Chart Co-Signer in Emergency Department
Beginning in NextGen Emergency Department (NGE) version 6.0.18, the Mid-Level provider will be able to select an attending provider.
FAQ: How do I set up Cloning for a Patient Account in NextGen Inpatient Financials?
The main condition to create a cloned account for split billing is that the primary account must be a CONVERTED account (Outpatient to Inpatient or Inpatient to Outpatient).
The MU Reports should be used when viewing patient data for more than six months.
The CMS Dashboard has been designed to be utilized as a short-term indication of hospital standings, allowing only 6 months’ worth of patient data to be available.