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Let's examine a common claim attachment scenario more closely. You send your claim attachments to your vendor electronically, then, unknown to you, the vendor prints the claim attachments and supporting documents, then packages and sends them to the payor on your behalf. In other words, the vendor simply becomes a middleman in your claims process, adding minimal value while taking your money for the same work you could have done in the first place.
If you think this is an impossibility, that your vendor would expose your data to the security vulnerabilities of standard printing, mailing, and shipping, you should probably know that this sort of thing happens every day. For some organizations, it's standard operating practice.
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Legal Cases: Stroke following local anesthesia injection
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A healthy 25-year-old woman rode her bicycle to an appointment for a lower molar filling. After injected anesthesia and a successful procedure, the patient rode her bike home. As William S. Spiegel and Dr. Marc R. Leffler document, what happened next is a reminder that even seemingly healthy patients may have underlying health issues.
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Dropping claims and attachments to paper: What you need to know
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As a practice leader who understands the importance of process automation and data security, you've taken the necessary steps to implement a secure electronic claims and attachment process. But, as Vyne CEO and President Lindy Benton writes, can you be sure the claims documentation you're submitting is making its way to the health plan or payor in a likewise secure fashion?
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Relocating? Consider setting up shop in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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If you're graduating or looking to move to another city, consider relocating to Port St. Lucie, FL, which was ranked as the best U.S. city for dentists in 2016. The city boasts an average annual salary of more than $225,000 for dentists, yet its cost of living is less expensive than average.
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