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Documentation:

Ease Your Documentation Stress With These Key Strategies

Published on Wed Apr 07, 2021

Hint: Maintain all records for at least seven years. The lifeblood of your ED claims will always be documentation. Not only does it allow your providers to track a patient’s progress over time, but it also allows you to collect for the services you perform. Unfortunately, not every emergency department maintains pristine documentation. That was the word from CGS Medicare’s [...]
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