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Advekit Removes Uncertainty from Out-of-Network Billing
Effective organizations remain nimble enough to adjust to the changes they see in the markets they serve. The history of Advekit, a sister organization to
March 8, 2024
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At Sigmund Software, we strive to keep our finger on the pulse of all things EHR and Behavioral Health. Here you will find the latest blogs and news on mental health and addiction treatment, EHR software, and industry developments.
Effective organizations remain nimble enough to adjust to the changes they see in the markets they serve. The history of Advekit, a sister organization to
Recent data suggest that denials in medical billing are increasingly placing a strain on healthcare providers across all segments of the industry. An analysis released
All healthcare providers experience financial constraints that require them to adopt highly efficient practices for managing patient care revenue. Given the extremely tight margins under
Aware Recovery Care, Inc. is breaking new ground in multiple ways as it seeks to deliver effective care for patients who are capable of receiving
As policy-makers and the public have come to appreciate the importance of addressing the addiction crisis head-on, the dollars that have flowed into the
Providers Must Navigate the Complexities of Compliance The demands on addiction treatment facilities to provide evidence-based, compassionate and ethical care have never been greater.
Center Eagerly Embraces a Mission to Serve Women Organizations with a mission to treat the highest-need patients wear the responsibility proudly. They consider the
Innovative Mental Health Treatments Could Be Game Changers Not long ago, conversations about breakthroughs in mental health treatment mainly involved trying to predict the
Patients Could See Major Advance in Access to Treatment Fifteen years ago, behavioral health advocates hailed the signing of a federal insurance parity law
Clinicians who treat patients with addiction and mental health diagnoses become accustomed to celebrating successes while lamenting the journeys that don’t end well. In all
