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Bridging the Gap: Tech-Enabled, Physician-Led Clinical Documentation Solutions

Healthcare brings in plenty of money via payments and funding, but due to a lack of coding solutions, not all healthcare professionals get paid for their work. Even if a physician goes get paid, it can take some time, or some of the work they have done gets lost in the cracks, along with…

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Healthcare brings in plenty of money via payments and funding, but due to a lack of coding solutions, not all healthcare professionals get paid for their work. Even if a physician goes get paid, it can take some time, or some of the work they have done gets lost in the cracks, along with any evidence of the work they did. Accuity plans to change all that with coding solutions that actually benefit everyone, including physicians. Sari Green, MD–Physician Executive Director and Subject Matter Expert at Accuity–talked with Highway to Health about how the company connects physicians and coders together to create to solve the problems preventing physicians from getting paid in a timely and organized matter.

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