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Healthcare Claims

Collecting, accessing, and managing data related to healthcare claims can be tedious and stressful, especially when a person’s potential reimbursement for treatment is in question. Estimates for care, pre-authorization for treatment, benefit review and verification, bills, and receipts create mountains of paperwork that have to be located and acted upon quickly. Insurers count on complete and accurate information to make sure the right decisions are made as quickly as possible.

Electronic forms, digital imaging, and automated workflow ensure that data collection is consistent, minimizing errors, redundancy of information, and duplication of tasks. Preauthorized persons have secure access to patient and business information whenever and wherever they need it. Digital storage ensures easy search and immediate access to electronic images from X-rays and other objects, as well as forms, correspondence, emails, faxes, and other data. Automated workflow pushes tasks and files to pre-designated persons for simultaneous review, annotations, signatures, approvals, and other actions, dramatically reducing turnaround times. Compliance with your policy guidelines for record access is no longer difficult to prove, and dreaded in-house and external audits no longer require hours, weeks, and even months of staff time.

With DocFinity®, connecting to the information you need to make smart decisions is no longer a headache. Want to work faster and smarter with the people and resources you have in place? DocFinity makes it a lot easier. Share your needs with us. Please click here to contact us or email us at info@docfinity.com.

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"With DocFinity Imaging and Workflow, we streamlined our 30-day medical claim review process into 3 days!"

~ Gary Smith, Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance Company

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