FAQ’s
- Can a doctor be punished if they do not respond to my request for medical records?
- Can anyone order a copy of my medical records?
- Do I have a right to access to my medical records?
- Do my x-ray films belong to me?
- How are HEDIS audits scored?
- How are Medicare Premiums Calculated?
- How can I obtain a copy of my birth certificate?
- How can we increase HCC record retrieval rates?
- How do we improve risk adjustment coding?
- How does APS retrieval work?
- How long does a physician have to send me a copy of my medical records when I request them?
- How long should my doctor keep my records?
- What are APS summaries?
- What are the benefits of an EHR system?
- What are the benefits of digitizing medical records?
- What are the benefits of Practice Management Software?
- What are the different sources for HEDIS data collection?
- What are the NCQA standards?
- What are the steps to close a medical practice?
- What are the types of quality measures?
- What happens if a physician does not respond to a request for a copy of medical records?
- What information does an EHR contain?
- What is a Hedis chart review
- What is an ACO?
- What is an EHR?
- What is chart indexing and linking and why is it helpful?
- What is medical canvassing?
- What is Risk Adjustment coding?
- What is Risk Adjustment Data Validation?
- What is risk adjustment?
- What is the difference between ICD 10 CM and ICD10?
- What is the ICD-10-CM code for COVID-19?
- What is the impact of EHRs on patient care?
- What is the timeframe for requesting medical records?
- What types of medical records can be scanned?
- Why do I need copies of my medical records?
- Why is medical canvassing important in an insurance case?
