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Optimizing Workflows with Customizable Behavioral Health EHR Platforms

In the intricate maze of behavioral health management, where the quest for unparalleled efficiency and effectiveness is relentless, enter Checkpoint EHR. We’re the pillar of innovation that brightens the path with our cutting-edge, customizable Behavioral Health Electronic Health Records (EHR) platforms. Far more than merely a repository of records, we emerge as a source of…

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Secondary Claims – The EHR & Clearinghouse Are Included

If you’re a practitioner working to run your own business, you know that one of the most time-consuming tasks to tackle is processing claims and secondary claims. With the help of Checkpoint EHR, running your business and processing claims is made easier than ever before! Electronic health records (EHR) and clearinghouse fees are included with…

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How To Navigate Rate Increases

In uncertain times, navigating rate increases can seem like a dangerous prospect. After all, the payer does pay a little more — and nothing scares off patients like high out-of-pocket costs. But it’s important to remember that inflation, the rising cost of living, staff retention, overhead costs, and more, will also prevent you from serving…

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Is Third-Party Medical Billing Assistance Worth the Cost

Is Third-Party Medical Billing Assistance Worth the Cost?

At first glance, medical billing assistance would seem to be a wise investment for healthcare providers. It removes the overhead associated with in-house billing. However, determining whether it is the right option for a particular healthcare provider requires a certain amount of analysis. In some cases, it will undoubtedly be the best option, while in…

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Unintentional Fraud Can It Impact Your Healthcare Practice

Unintentional Fraud: Can It Impact Your Healthcare Practice?

The accusation of fraud in healthcare services implies that a person intentionally and willingly tried to gain a financial benefit by making false claims to receive money or compensation to which they are not legitimately entitled. Unintentional fraud, often referred to as abuse, is any unintentional practice that results in an overpayment to the healthcare…

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