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In the News: Fax Elimination

1/22/2019

As you’ve probably heard by now, many health providers have been buzzin’ about fax elimination. After CMS Administrator Seema Verma announced her plans to end the life of the fax machines in healthcare by 2020, it’s one of the biggest topics of conversation. If you aren’t familiar, below are some resources to get you up […]

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It’s 2019, are you still faxing?

1/10/2019

In a world gone digital, faxing has faded from nearly every industry, except one in particular: healthcare. According to this article released earlier this year, 75% of communication in medicine is by fax. The Obama Administration was successful at converting hospitals to electronic medical records, but these internal systems created a problem: communication with other […]

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“This call is being recorded for Quality Assurance…”

1/4/2019

In this day and age, it is very common to hear, “this call is being recorded for quality assurance.” On nearly every call you make into any organization, calls are being recorded. Recording calls allows companies to ensure their employees are delivering the best customer service as possible. More and more companies are standardizing their […]

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Quality Assurance is a Priority in Revenue Cycle

12/12/2018

During a recent webinar with Moffitt Cancer Center, we surveyed 150+ revenue cycle leaders on what quality assurance looks like in their organizations. Attendees included Directors, Managers, Supervisors and Associates from hospitals and health systems nationwide.   Through our survey we discovered quality assurance is a priority for revenue cycle teams. Majority of the Directors, […]

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Standardizing & Evaluating Communications is Helping Hospitals with Top Initiatives

12/12/2018

Recently, Vyne Medical partnered with NAHAM to sponsor a webinar on standardizing patient financial communications. In the session “Talking Costs with Patients—An Organizational Effort” 650+ Directors, Managers, and Supervisors from national hospitals and health systems shared their top initiative is increasing up-front collections followed by denials management. As shared by Sandra Clay-Hillyard, Director of Patient […]

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How to Improve Your Patient Experience

12/4/2018

Did you know that Vyne Medical’s Trace software is the perfect tool to help improve patient experience?   By capturing phone calls, voicemails, face-to-face conversations, faxes and screen shots, the Trace platform is able to completely document a patient’s journey and index it to their account. This helps to clear up miscommunications, prevent denials, and […]

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The Patient Experience: How You Can Know – Conclusion

8/13/2018

Part 4 of 4 By Kent McAllister Recently, Vyne Medical’s Kent McAllister was featured in MultiBriefs sharing his thoughts on the patient experience and how you can know what is actually happening from the patient’s perspective in your health system. Conclusion If it is true that relevant data helps you manage better, then this author suggests […]

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The Patient Experience: How You Can Know – Patient Presentation

8/9/2018

PART 3 of 4 By Kent McAllister Recently, Vyne Medical’s Kent McAllister was featured in MultiBriefs sharing his thoughts on the patient experience and how you can know what is actually happening from the patient’s perspective in your health system. In part three, Kent shares his views on patient presentation, or the “first five minutes.” Patient […]

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The Patient Experience: How You Can Know – Outcomes vs. Process

8/9/2018

PART 2 of 4 By Kent McAllister Recently, Vyne Medical’s Kent McAllister was featured in MultiBriefs sharing his thoughts on the patient experience and how you can know what is actually happening from the patient’s perspective in your health system. In part two, Kent shares his views on outcomes vs. process. Outcomes vs. Process The sort […]

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The Patient Experience: How You Can Know – Measures

8/9/2018

PART 1 of 4 By Kent McAllister Recently, Vyne Medical’s Kent McAllister was featured in MultiBriefs sharing his thoughts on the patient experience and how you can know what is actually happening from the patient’s perspective in your health system. In part one, Kent sets the landscape with some history about measuring or monitoring business processes. […]

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