...Medisoft Manual – easy step by step guide With this manual, I will show you how to use Medisoft with basic simple step by step instructions. You will feel comfortable using this program and have confidence in knowing you are entering the information correctly. I will first give you an introduction to Medisoft. Medisoft is a practice management program that uses information about patients, providers, insurance carriers, procedures, and diagnoses to bill insurance carriers and patients for healthcare services. Medisoft also contains a built in scheduling application called Office Hours, which allows you to schedule appointments or change appointments with ease. With Medisoft you can do the following tasks commonly used in a medical office: Enter information on new patients and change information on established patients as needed. Enter transactions, such as charges, to patients’ accounts. Submit insurance claims to payers. Record payments and adjustments from patients and insurance companies. Print walkout statements and remainder statements for patients. Monitor collections activities. Print standard reports or create custom reports. Schedule appointments. How to change the program date 1. Click Set Program Date on the File menu or click the date displayed in the lower right corner of the Medisoft window. 2. To change the month, click the word displayed for the current month, and the abbreviations for the months appear in the calendar window...
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...record is, summarize the major features and benefits of EMRs, detail the importance of practice management, and address how software may assist office personnel in practice management. Electronic Medical Record Speech The company that I represent has a wonderful electronic medical record keeping software, Medisoft. This electronic medical record is a program that stores information on patients, providers, insurance carriers, and patient insurance billing. This program is used widely throughout the United States by medical practices. Medisoft is used daily to accomplish daily work in the medical practice. The program allows staff members to enter the following information on patients, new patients and change information on existing patients when needed, any charges or transactions, submit insurance claims, payments, and adjustments from patient or insurance company, statements on appointments, walkout, and schedule appointments, monitor collection activities, and reports needed either for practice or patient. The Medisoft database stores related bits of information on providers, patients, insurance carriers, diagnosis codes, procedure codes, and transactions. The Medisoft menus are file that assist in the daily procedures as editing patient information that may be moved, changed or delete information on patients. Activities where you can enter or create financial transactions, insurance claims, patient statement, deposits, patient accounts information and calculate bulling...
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...Collections | Account Balancing | Claim Correction {Rejections} | UB-04 {Hospital Billing} | Insurance | Patient Charts | | Microsoft Word, Excel & PowerPoint | | Professional Experience: Children Health Center May 2011 – June 2011 Medical Biller and Coder 55 West Union Avenue, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 * Extern; acquired hands on training in a specialist’s office. * Customer service representative; verified insurance coverage for patients. * Updated, processed billing and coding of claims. * Responded daily to telephone inquiries, problem resolution and follow up with insurance companies, pharmacies, hospitals and patients. * Scheduled appointments using Medisoft and...
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...Week 2 Assignment – EMR Speech Sherry Angeletti HCR 240 University of Phoenix 8/20/2012 Electronic Medical Records Hello everyone, I am here today to talk about Electronic Medical Records (EMR). You may be asking yourself, what is an EMR? It is a digital version of a paper medical record that a physician keeps on an individual. They can only be seen by the physician and the staff of a single facility (Rouse, 2011). Eventually every practice, hospital, healthcare facility in the United States will be using Electronic Medical Records to keep track of a patient’s information. These facilities will still need to keep a paper record of a patient’s information for those times when the power may go out, and the system is not available to input what the doctor has said about the patient. Electronic Medicals Records are the same as a paper file in the sense that we input information in different sections, like a patient’s personal information, medications, vital signs results, lab work, x-rays, physician notes, diagnosis, etc. Major Features and Benefits of EMR No more repetitive typing, once an individual’s information is entered into the system it will automatically be on any documents or forms. Any information the physician puts in a progress note – such as medications, vital signs results or lab results – will be updated automatically to an individual’s chart. Some of this information can be added to an individual’s chart while the physician...
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...Taking different skill classes provided in school or work (internship). I worked as medical assistant and CNA and completed an internship. Healthcare Data Analyst works closely with the Directors of Accounts Payable and Applications and Data Management with reporting and analyzing data from the electronic health record and health care claims databases. I have knowledge of Medisoft, Sorian, ECW which might help me in different health related job...
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...ENTERING PATIENT INFORMATION A. How patient information is Organized in Medisoft 1. Patient information is accessed through the patient list dialog box B. Entering New Patient Information 1. New Patient 2. Name/address Tab C. Chart Number 1. No special characters 2. No two chart numbers can be the same 3. He first five characters of patient last name 4. Two characters are usually first two letters of patients first name 5. The last character is always a zero displayed in this book with the symbol”O”. D. Other Information tab 1. Type a. Is used for billing purposes to designate whether an individual is a patient or guarantor. 2. Assigned Provider a. Codes assigned to the doctors in the practice. 3. Patient ID #2 a. Is used by some medical practice as a second identification system in addition to chart numbers. 4. Patient Billing Code a. The patient billing code is an optional field used to categorize patients according to the billing codes that the practice has set up in Medisoft. 5. Patient Indicator a. The patient indicator is an optional field that practices can use to classify types of patients, such as workers’ compensation patients, cash patients, and diabetic patients. 6. Flag a. This field can be used to organize patients into groups and assign...
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...CONSOLIDATED DOCTORS A COMPERHENSIVE NETWORK DEVELOPMENT PROJECT SUBMITTED TO THE IT/COMPUTER NETWORK SYSTEMS PROGRAM IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ASSOCIATE DEGREE By: The Pin Heads: Bobbi Haynes Beau Driscoll Peter Hsu Advisor - Bill Pool and Tracy Martin ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE SPOKANE, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER, 2011 Table of Contents Scope Document and Project Charter 4 Purpose 4 Goals and Objectives 5 Success Criteria 5 Project Context 5 Project Deliverables 6 Scope Specifications 6 Out-of-Scope Specifications 6 Assumptions 7 Constraints 7 Risks 7 Stakeholders 7 Recommended Project Approach 7 Cost Matrix 8 Security/Maintenance Plan 9 Introduction and Background 9 Budget 10 Roles and Responsibilities 10 System Administrator 10 Help Desk IT 11 Office Manager 11 Financial manager 11 Supervisors 12 Receptionist 12 Performance Measures and Reporting 12 Printers 12 Phones 13 Work stations and laptops 13 Serves 13 Routers and Switches 13 Software 14 Card Access System 14 Governance and Management/Security Approach 14 Customer/Business Owner Management and security 14 Standard Operations and Business Practices 14 Security 14 Data Sharing 15 Data Storage 16 Tools used for change control management 16 Problem reporting 16 Risk identification 16 Disaster Recovery 16 Documentation Strategies 16 Training 16 Security 17 Roles and Responsibilities 17 Network...
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...patient has the right to obtain copies of their PHI as well as be notified of nonroutine and unauthorized disclosure of their records. They may also have confidential discussions with their care providers without this information being released to unauthorized personnel. Patients also have the right to file a complaint against a provider to that provider and also to the Secretary of Health and Human Services. Each person that handles PHI must be aware of the penalties that HIPPA and the Privacy and Security Rules enforce for compromising such information. These can include ten years imprisonment and fines of up to $250,000.00. Compliance to changes in HIPPA is imperative for all medical facilities. Burke, Weill, & Tyler (2004) MediSoft Made Easy-A Step by Step Approach Upper Saddle River, New Jersey: Pearson...
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...Professional Goals: To obtain a position in a Medical Billing and Coding Department where I can use my skills and education to enhance the efficiency and productivity of the organization while continuing to develop my skills. Strengths and Skills: • Knowledge in ICD-9/Cpt Coding • Hospital Billing • Physician Billing • Electronic claim submission • Research resubmit denials • Reliable • Trilingual ( French, English and Haitian Creole) • Computer proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Quick Book, and Windows XP • Knowledge in Medisoft • Team player focused on involving others • Capable of doing multiple tasks easily • Self motivated • Medicare/Medicaid/Third Party regulations • Well developed skills in customer relations • Goal Oriented • Proficient in data entry • Knowledgeable in computer software and maintenance • Eager and energetic to learn Certifications: Associate Degree in Medical Insurance Billing and Coding November 2009 CPC April 2009 CPR certified Member of American Academy of Professional Coder April 2009 Ecole Normale Superieure June 1996 Haiti Université Quisqueya June 2004 Education: Everest University – South Orlando, FL Associates of Science Degree – Medical Insurance Billing and Coding Class of 2009 University of Phoenix – Maitland, FL Bachelors Degree – Health Care Administration ...
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... |Customer Service |Medical Terminology | |Word |Data Entry |Billing and Coding | |Excel |Answer multi-line phones |Medical Transcription | |PowerPoint |Set appointments |Insurance Verification | |Outlook |Type 35 wpm |Medisoft | |Access |File Maintenance |Medical Office Procedures | Work Experience: Sullivan & Cogliano Training Center 2010-Present Miami, FL Admissions / Office Assistant • Compile, copy, sort, and file...
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...Monica Renee Zamora 1410 Vargas Rd. Austin, TX 78741 • 512-920-8284 • monicarzma@gmail.com Clinical and Administrative Medical Technician Medical Assistant with current training that includes: patient interview techniques, taking vital signs, triage, laboratory/screening tests and medical office functions. Experience PPD (pharmaceutical product development), Austin, TX (05/2013 to Present) Research Technician: * Monitor patients for adverse drug reaction and monitor food intake. Review patient charts and orders for testing subjects. Perform clinical procedures for patients including ECG’s with holter monitoring, phlebotomy, vital signs, urine collection, and ethanol breath testing and blood glucose. Sodalis Elder Living, Austin, TX (09/2013 to 09/2015) Resident Care attendant: * Direct care and supervision of resident and assures residents are kept safe, comfortable; practice appropriate hygiene. Provide social activities and ensures residents are cared for. Assist residents with cleaning their living space, perennial care, laundry and minor household duties. Victory Medical Clinic, Austin, TX (03/2013 to April, 2013) Medical Assistant Externship: * Obtain lab result; prepare specimens for process, vital signs, triage patients, health histories. Urinalysis, cultures (throat), pregnancy testing. * Assist with clinical procedures, PAP Smears, Well Women Exams, DOT Exams; administer injections (Vaccinations, Steroid, Depo Provera) Wound care, EKG’s, and phlebotomy...
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...Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher, Outlook, Strong Internet Research. Trained in CPT-5, ICD-9, and HCPCS coding Strong leadership skills – able to problem solve issues that arise in the workplace in a professional manner Experience in all aspects of insurance: Medicare, Medicaid, and third-party payers knowledgeable in Medical Billing and Coding Guidelines Manage multiple tasks at once, with strict adherence to time constraint Excellent communication skills – Trained and experienced in group facilitation and conflict resolution. Can articulate opinions written and orally. Understanding of Spanish. Highly detailed and customer service oriented and functions well independently or as a team member Experience Tufts Health Plan Medicare Preferred (Watertown, Ma) November 2012 – Current Member Services-Call Center • Responsible for verifying, documenting and coordinating information needed to process applications and other Eligibility Operations assignments • Conducts health insurance policy analysis, documentation verification, employer coordination and customer service while ensuring accurate data entry, validation and timely processing. • Verify, document and investigate the presence of health care coverage for Medicare recipients 65 or older\ disabled • Complete periodic reports. • Customer service to include high volume of phone work answering questions and other inquiries regarding...
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...Student Particulars |Name | |Mavitrani a/p Madana Sriramulu | |IC Number | |920304085392 | |Student Number | |SCSJ-0008579 | |Course | |Diploma In Accountancy | |Subject Title | |Information Technology | |Subject Code | |3IS0212N | |Mode of Study | |Full-Time ( Part-Time ( Independent Learning ( E-Learning | |Name of Lecturer | |Mrs.Renne | |Due Date | |4th November 2011 | |College | |SEGI College Subang Jaya | |Declaration by student: | |I, Mavitrani, hereby declare that the attached assignment is my own work and understand that if I am suspected of plagiarism or ...
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...come back up. Walked Linda through powering the server on. Verified that it booted normally and that internet connection was restored. "Phyllis reported that Outlook was not opening on her computer, but was stuck attempting to start. Connected remotely to her computer. Started Outlook in safe mode and disabled several add-ins. Verified that Outlook then worked correctly. " "Cara reported that she had clicked on an email attachment and her computer became infected. Connected remotely to the computer. Downloaded and ran scans with multiple anti-malware applications which detected and removed a large number of malware components. Verified that all malware was removed. " Donna reported that she could not connect to the data server in Medisoft. Connected both her computer and the data server. Found that her computer had lost the mapping to the server in the application. Restored the path and verified that the application opened and worked correctly. Betty reported that Joe needed to have a network printer installed on his computer. Spoke to Joe and connected remotely to his computer. Installed the printer and verified that Joe could print. "Allie reported that she was prompted to input the ID codes in the Wisdom Accounting Suite and received an error message. Connected remotely to the computer. Found that the error was caused by two instances of the application running. Re-registered the software and was prompted to install and update. Downloaded and installed the update...
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...new74598_ch01_001-024.indd Page 1 24/09/12 1:18 PM user-f502 /202/MH01799/new74598_disk1of1/0073374598/new74598_pagefiles FROM PATIENT TO PAYMENT: UNDERSTANDING MEDICAL INSURANCE KEY TERMS Step 1 S te St ep 10 Follow up payments and collections Preregister patients p2 Establish financial responsibility St ep 3 S te p 9 Generate patient statements Check in patients Monitor payer adjudication Review coding compliance St ep 8 S te Check out patients Review billing compliance p7 St ep 5 S tep 6 Learning Outcomes After studying this chapter, you should be able to: 1.1 Explain how healthy practice finances depend on correctly accomplishing administrative tasks in the medical office. 1.2 Compare coinsurance and copayment requirements for health Copyright © 2014 The McGraw-Hill Companies plan benefits. 1.3 Identify the key steps in the medical billing cycle. 1.4 Discuss the impact of electronic health records on clinical and billing workflow. 1.5 Evaluate the importance of professional certification and of medical liability insurance for career advancement. S te p4 Medical Billing Cycle Prepare and transmit claims 1 accounts payable (AP) accounts receivable (AR) benefits cash flow certification coding coinsurance copayment covered services deductible diagnosis documentation electronic claim (e-claim) electronic health record (EHR) ...
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