Medical record indexing is commonly used to access patient’s data faster. This allows the user to look up a small subset of the fields under bookmarks in PDF, which are stored in a sorted order and is used to find the actual data using the key. Indexing makes it...
BMI helps a medical records reviewer to assess the comorbidities that may be expected in a person who has a higher or lower body mass index than normal. What is BMI? BMI stands for Body Mass Index. It is a value to measure a person’s weight with respect to height. The...
Typically you start with a series of medical records from diverse providers (hospitals, doctors, specialists, etc.) We unify the medical record into a single complete referenced work file which allows you to see the highlights on one page regardless of the size of the...
Often insurance databases become outdated as people move, marry or change status. If they forget to update the insurance company they become difficult to reach. Telegenisys steps in with research that provides accurate data on their updated contact information....
Are your medical record reviews time consuming? Tired of seeing unsorted and disorganized medical records? Millions of professionals review unorganized medical records as documents. Simplify your medical record reviews with improved accuracy and 220% faster speed of...
Improve your medical record review outcome by organizing your medical records. Get 220% faster reviews with better accuracy. Download PDF below to know 5 benefits of organizing medical records. To know more about medical chronologies Click here.
If you are buried in a large number of pdf files, struggling to put the records in date order, hunting for relevant data, manually producing reports, its time to Visualize medical records now!
Telegenisys has been retrieving medical records for over 2 decades. We have developed real time portals which track the retrieval process for each record in minute detail and keep our clients updated. Here are some of the use cases for which Telegenisys provides...
