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Recent changes in Medicare coding requirements have caused hospitals to suffer from lost revenues, penalties and forfeiture of reimbursements due to inadequate documentation. Founder Dr. Jon Elion, who earlier created the highly successful Heartlab imaging software, tackled this problem with an expert team. The result was the company`s premiere product, ChartWise:CDI, which is the first-to-market Computer-Assisted Clinical Documentation Improvement (CACDI) software system designed to improve precision in quality clinical documentation to support revenue assurance. In February 2014 ChartWise launched an upgraded system, ChartWise 2.0—redefining CDI with powerful new features and an advance new user interface. The program is easy for medical professionals to understand and use, has a light IT footprint, and offers hospitals a way to mitigate risk, maximize reimbursement, and gain insight into their medical documentation improvement efforts. No other program is as robust, or addresses the clinical documentation challenges, the way ChartWise 2.0 does.
HFMA is the nation`s premier membership organization for more than 34000 healthcare financial management professionals employed by hospitals, integrated delivery systems, managed care organizations, ambulatory and long-term care facilities
Eye Health Northwest is a Portland, OR-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
CorEMR is a Midway, UT-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
We aim to advance urologic patient care through bold innovation, based on diversity of thought, openness to new ideas, adaptation to change, integrity and compassion. We develop innovative therapies and participate in exceptional licensing opportunities. Our goal is to be the leading specialty company: recognized and trusted by patients and providers for our commitment to urology. Urologic conditions can have a major impact on daily life, with those affected often suffering in silence as their conditions are overlooked, misunderstood or not adequately treated.