Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
PPM's electronic processing capability provides a
tool that can truly accelerate reimbursement and help ensure that all
monies due are collected. The EDI capability also helps control costs
related to processing claims and statements. As a by product of the
process, information is accessible for business reporting requirements
without a paper search.
By using the leading electronic claims and
electronic statement processing solutions for physicians, you have
electronic access to more than 600 payor plans nationwide - HMOs, PPOs,
TPAs and commercial and state payors, which benefit greatly from EDI
because it's much easier to process an electronic claim. EDI reduces
claim processing costs for payors and you. If a payor does not
accept an electronic claim, McKesson automatically submits a paper claim,
at what is still a substantial savings for users.
Using EDI with Physician Office Manager is easy
because the link to McKesson's electronic commerce offering is built into
the system.
Service Features
- Simplifies claim and
statement processing procedures because all claims, encounters, and
statements are submitted to a single processing source.
- Automates electronic
statement processing, improving employee productivity.
- Reduces clerical
work, including mailing and
handling.
- Improves cash flow,
since electronic claims processing speeds the payment process while
eliminating errors.
- Provides higher for
carrier acceptance rates, "problem claims" are identified and
corrected before submission to the carrier.
- Allows more control
of administrative costs through better reimbursement
management.
- Includes toll-free
provider transmissions 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
- Provides monthly
statements off-site, reducing paperwork in the office.
- Automatically
produces claims for secondary carriers after sufficient payment or
activity has been applied by the previous
carrier.
Available EDI Services
Electronic Claims Submission
Electronic Patient Statements
Automatic Remittance Notice
Revised: 03/08/02
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