A 2023 Goldman Sachs report has claimed that generative AI has the potential to automate 44% of all legal tasks in the United States alone. Add to it, 65% of law firms agree that “the effective use of generative AI will separate successful and unsuccessful firms...
The success of health insurance claims relies heavily on the accuracy of medical records. Over 80% of health insurance claim denials are due to incomplete or disorganized medical documentation....
It is estimated that around 80% of medical bills processed carry at least one error, ranging from fraud to honest mistakes. This leads to significant financial loss for businesses. It is therefore...
Ever wondered how healthcare organizations measure quality, improve patient outcomes, and qualify for value-based incentives? In this episode of “HEDIS Measures and the Medical Record Review...
Medical records hold crucial insights that can impact patient care, legal cases, and insurance claims. However, uncovering key facts within these records requires expertise and attention to detail....
According to a John Hopkins Study, more than a quarter million deaths occur as a result of medical errors, making it the third leading cause of death in the United States, after heart disease and...
Medical chronology summaries are of prime importance in legal proceedings, in cases that involve a medical component. These need to be clear and accurate because they can significantly influence...
From an attorney’s perspective, building an efficient case requires a systematic deciphering of voluminous medical records-abbreviation, medical jargon and timelines included. Regardless of whom...
In the current digital era, every second sees a large amount of valuable data being generated and mined for deep insights. Among them, around 30% is being generated by the healthcare industry alone....
Imagine a scenario of medical record analysis with no collation, no pagination but thousands of documents scattered without a proper structure. It would be a headache for an attorney to find that...
Today, healthcare/legal professionals are becoming increasingly reliant on electronic medical records (EMRs) to access and analyze patient data. It is vital for professionals to effectively manage...
