MD Clarity Features

Clinical (12)

Compliance - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Ensures or facilitates the compliance of an overall health care organization to current regulation and standards
Software Integrations - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Easily integrates with health care IT solutions like EHRs, medical scheduling, and medical billing softwares
Task Automation - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Automates manual administrative tasks to reduce error
ICD-10 Compliance: Manage the intricacies of ICD-10 cataloging and ensure clinic compliance
Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance: Regulations on a company's internal process when dealing with financial reporting
Invoice Management: Captures invoice data and maintains comprehensive records for auditing and reporting purposes
Workflow Management: Create, design and manage workflows for repetitive tasks
Financial Management: Plan, manage, and track the financial activities of an individual or organization
Denial Management: Process of investigating, analyzing, and resolving denied insurance claims
Cash Flow Management: Monitoring, analysis, and projection of the movement of cash into and out of a business over a specific period
User Management: Manage user accounts, profiles, roles, permissions, and other details across applications, devices or networks
Claims Management: Process of submitting and following up on claims with insurance companies

Financial (8)

Billing Automation - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Automates manual financial management tasks to reduce error
Clearinghouse Integration - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Streamlines any communication and data share between provider and clearinghouse
Claims Management - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Streamlines the processing, scrubbing, and submission of healthcare insurance claims
Medical Billing: Manage billing and payments for a healthcare provider
Recurring/Subscription Billing: Automated process of charging customers at regular intervals for repeated access or use of a product or service
Reimbursement Management: Manage compensation for out-of-pocket expenses incurred by an employee, client or another party
Insurance Eligibility Verification: Checking eligibility of patients for different insurance claims
EHR/EMR Integration: Allows integration with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems

Additional Functionality (35)

Claims Tracking: Process of tracking new and submitted claims and the status of submitted claims
Task Scheduling: Track and manage the scheduling of tasks
Revenue Recognition: An accounting principle that identifies the specific conditions in which revenue is recognized and determines how to account for it.
Audit Trail: A record of all activities within the system, including user access, changes made, etc.
Customizable Reports: Alter the layout and content of reports
Remittance Advice: Document insurance payer providing an explanation of benefits (EOB).
Reporting/Analytics: View and track pertinent metrics to find patterns and gain insights from data
Accounts Receivable: Track outstanding invoices and the money owed from clients
AI Copilot: A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users
For Healthcare: Software designed for the healthcare industry
Payment Collection: Tracking, managing, and initiating the transfer of funds for overdue customer payments
Dashboard Creation: Creation and customization of dashboards
Transaction History: Record of all transactions such as purchases, deposits, withdrawals and transfers within a specific period
Data Verification: Process of checking different types of data for accuracy to avoid errors or inconsistencies
Document Storage: Store and organize documents in a centralized system
API: Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases
Forecasting: Form predictions based on past and present data/trends
Claims Scrubbing: Clean up of claims prior to their submission and validating to determine claims are appropriate and accurate
Revenue Management: Monitor sales and make necessary adjustment in order to increase demand and revenue
Payment Processing: Accept, record, and reconcile financial transactions
Generative AI: Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.
Monitoring: Observe and track the demand, usage, progress or quality of a system, product, or user
Customer History: Access previous interactions or concerns to maintain customer relationships
Credit Card Processing: Accept and process credit card transactions
Search/Filter: Search and filter data across systems to locate required information by entering keywords or certain criteria
Electronic Payments: Electronically collect payments for goods or services
Charting: Manage patient documentation describing all clinical interactions, diagnoses, procedures, medications, etc.
Patient Portal: Online portal where patients can access information such as health records, treatment plants, etc.
HIPAA Compliant: Compliant with HIPAA, which sets standards for sensitive patient data protection
Pre-Registration: Manage the pre-registration process
Patient Intake: Patients can register for appointments in advance online
Customer Database: A collection of customer information such as contact details, demographics, previous interactions, etc.
Batch Processing: Software's ability to perform similar action on multiple similar files simultaneously
Reminders: Timed notification for any upcoming task, deadline, appointment, or activity
Patient Scheduling: Book and manage patient appointments and follow-ups