e-MedTools, the people who make MedicalTemplates and E/M Code Check, have created a new smartphone app - iRVU.
iRVU tracks the wRVUs a health care provider generates. Not only will iRVU tally the wRVUs, it will also generate a wRVU/Encounter number.
The total number of wRVUs generated and the number of wRVUs/Encounter are benchmarks used to determine individual productivity, estimate revenue generated, and compare one health care provider's productivity with another.
Virtually every medical practice uses these benchmarks to assess physician productivity and relative value to the practice.
e-MedTools have some awesome products.
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Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
10 Reasons To Own E/M Code Check
The folks at e-MedTools have created another terrific medical documentation tool!
E/M Code Check is an application for smart phones (iPhone, Android, etc.) that contains important financial data for physicians. This tool not only provides benchmark data from Medicare, such as coding distribution curves and average reimbursement rates, it provides succinct summaries of documentation requirements for coding levels for many types of clinical encounters. E/M Code Check even includes encounter information not found in other medical documentation tools.
The most exciting feature of E/M Code Check is the Personal Productivity Log that tallies all patient encounter codes, then reports the data in a graph format that includes a personalized coding distribution graph, reimbursement, average number work RVUs per encounter, etc.
In today's economy, and with Medicare dropping the reimbursement rates twice in 2010 for sub-specialist physicians, and more cuts to Medicare reimbursement rates planned for December 2010 and January 2011, this tool is indispensable!
10 Reasons to Own EM Code Check
E/M Code Check is an application for smart phones (iPhone, Android, etc.) that contains important financial data for physicians. This tool not only provides benchmark data from Medicare, such as coding distribution curves and average reimbursement rates, it provides succinct summaries of documentation requirements for coding levels for many types of clinical encounters. E/M Code Check even includes encounter information not found in other medical documentation tools.
The most exciting feature of E/M Code Check is the Personal Productivity Log that tallies all patient encounter codes, then reports the data in a graph format that includes a personalized coding distribution graph, reimbursement, average number work RVUs per encounter, etc.
In today's economy, and with Medicare dropping the reimbursement rates twice in 2010 for sub-specialist physicians, and more cuts to Medicare reimbursement rates planned for December 2010 and January 2011, this tool is indispensable!
10 Reasons to Own EM Code Check
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