Five benefits of call recording for medical practices.
Despite documentation's essential positioning in medical practices of all sizes and specialties, one aspect of patient and insurance provider interaction remains overlooked in the majority of practices: telephone-based communication. In many cases, patient and payment information exchanged via telephone is logged with little more than a note typed or written in the patient file. This leads to "he said/she said" disagreements with regard to patient service, consultations, and coding; reduced payments from insurance providers; incomplete patient records; liability exposure; and a host of other problems. In this article, call recording professional Roland Murphy explains how a call recording solution can fill the gaps in documentation, increase practice revenues, and improve patient care without excessive investment costs and while protecting patient confidentiality.
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