With this enhancement in the CureMD application, radiology requisitions now display a Modifier field alongside the Procedure. This allows imaging centers to receive the CPT modifier information directly on the requisition, supporting more accurate and streamlined billing processes.
With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the claim attachment window on the charge page features a dynamic document type dropdown that adjusts based on the stage of claim submission. This allows the user to accurately categorize attachments and streamline claims processing and resubmissions.
With this update, we've made it easier to ensure accurate billing and claim submissions by allowing you to specify the exact name on the insurance card for each insurance entry.
Previously, the system only used the patient’s demographic name for billing—even if the insurance card had a slightly different name. This could lead to claim denials, eligibility errors, and extra admin work.
With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the Fee Schedule listing in billing settings displays the effective period for each fee schedule as a read-only column. This helps the user easily view the validity range of each fee schedule without needing to open individual records.
With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can now filter and bulk print eSuperbills based on the Signed Date. This update simplifies workflows for practices that rely on signed documentation as the trigger for billing readiness. Previously limited to Encounter Date filtering, the new Signed Date option allows users to efficiently locate and print finalized superbills in bulk, reducing manual effort and minimizing errors.
A confirmation window is now displayed when a provider or authorized user attempts to share a result with the patient portal. This ensures deliberate action, allowing users to review and confirm their decision, thereby reducing accidental disclosures of information.
With this enhancement in CureMD application, the users can quickly add tasks for referrals to myself or specific users. This will enhance workflow as the users will be able to see complete assignment features for creating a task.
With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can automate the transfer of eligible patient balances to collection agencies based on configurable thresholds. Visual indicators across the system alert staff when a patient qualifies for collections, and a new Patient Balances screen provides actionable insights to move balances, write off amounts, or monitor aging. Enhancements in payment modules further separate outstanding and transferred balances for better visibility and processing.
Providers can now utilize the PRAPARE (Protocol for Responding to and Assessing Patients’ Assets, Risks, and Experiences) assessment within CureMD. This tool allows for a structured evaluation of patients’ social determinants of health, supporting providers in identifying and addressing factors that influence health outcomes.
CureMD has introduced the Social Needs Screening Tool to its suite of assessments. This tool assists providers in systematically assessing patients’ social determinants of health (SDOH), enabling a more comprehensive approach to patient care.
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