Group practices need to ensure year 2000 compliance of their electronic systems.
In a group practice, the year 2000 date problem can affect accounting, payment, and billing systems, as well as medical equipment. With the turn of the century drawing closer, group practices should ensure that all the electronic systems that affect their businesses will be year 2000 compliant. Group practices should develop a plan to address all of the possible year 2000 issues that can affect their electronic systems. A three-step procedure that will help group practices implement such a plan comprises creating an inventory of all systems that could be affected, investigating each system's compliance, and getting written assurance of year 2000 compliance from all relevant third parties.
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Gorsuch Kirgis LLP, Denver, CO, USA.
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