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Value-Based Care

EqualizeRCM helps ensures your transition to value-based care delivers an excellent ROI

Efficient, value-based and risk-based care delivery in multi-specialty practices, critical access hospitals, HCCNs, HQHCs, ACOs and other healthcare organizations rely on how successfully the organization can manage complex chronic disease data.

The speed at which these organizations are making the transition to data-driven, value-based care has increased because The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is putting pressure on healthcare providers to reduce preventable readmissions and to give the highest quality care to patients at the lowest possible cost. This transition can be a bumpy ride. That’s where EqualizeRCM can help.

Our RCM Consulting Specialists can help you navigate the transition

You don’t have to do this alone. EqualizeRCM has the experience and expertise to help you improve your internal processes and external interactions to simplify reporting, minimize mistakes, and maximize collections. We can make your operations more profitable while reducing turnaround time. All with the goal of gaining the best information of the risks and values attached to patients and their care.

ECRM can deliver excellent coding and reports

At the root of the transition to risk-based care is the need for accurate, excellent data.

EqualizeRCM has a team of skilled AAPC/AHIMA certified coders who provide the highest standard of coding and create precise data and reports on which to expertly assess the risks attributable per patient served. Our team can seamlessly coexist with our clients’ teams, and boost performance and quality of information.

Trust great coders to deliver expert provider education

EqualizeRCM also provides accurate and reliable training for providers. Each healthcare provider providing evaluation and management services must adhere to the Evaluation and Management (E/M) guidelines published by CMS and the AMA (i.e., the 1995 E/M Documentation Guidelines and the 1997 E/M Documentation Guidelines). This entails a minimum of four hours of training per year. The best and most useful training comes from certified medical coders – and EqualizeRCM’s training team are top-flight and ensure that providers are up to speed with the latest codes and best practices.

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