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Outsourcing
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Offshore Call Center Outsourcing
There is no shortage of offshore call centers. India and the Philippines offshore call centers are rapidly becoming the two countries of choice for doing business with U.S. companies simply because of the language.
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Off Shore Data Entry
The term offshore is used to describe foreign banks, corporations, investments, and deposits. A company may move offshore for the purpose of tax avoidance or relaxed regulations.
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Offshore Outsourcing to India - Bane or Boon
Outsourcing to India appeals to most companies due to reduction of cost, which could be between 60 and 80%. Outsourcing services to foreign shores have proven benefits, as well as detriments. Read further to learn more about offshore outsourcing to India.
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Outsourced Chiropractic Billing Service Performance Index - June 2006
Benchmark-driven performance management helps establish objective industry standards. Medical service providers can use benchmarking to compare performance of their billing service and measure their improvement over time. This article presents a prototype for a rule-based chiropractic index, including its coverage definition, update cycle, volume weighting, and provided information.
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Problem Tracking For Outsourced Electronic Medical Billing Software And Service
Processes involving large volumes of complex billing transactions require effective mechanisms for problem assignment and tracking. Without such mechanisms, billing personnel cannot be held accountable for problem resolution, resulting in loss of revenue and increased compliance risk. While medical billing industry has developed specialized systems and processes for resolution of content problems, little attention has been paid to billing process problem resolution methodology. This article outlines a process and a technology for integrated billing process problem resolution methodology.
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Electronic Medical Billing OLAP Software for Lost Revenue Discovery
Average medical practice may lose as much as 11% of its revenue due to underpayments. But underpayment recovery potential averages only 5% of revenue and involves costly appeal process. To avoid unrecoverable losses, some providers discontinue servicing patients insured by the worst performing payers. Unfortunately, such a drastic loss reduction measure may boomerang and increase losses depending on complexity of referral relationships. This article outlines limitations of traditional database queries used to identify payer candidates for contract termination and demonstrates alternative decision choices with superior performance in terms of revenue and risk management, facilitated with On Line Analytical Processing (OLAP) technology.
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