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::Feb. 16, 2010::
Noteworthy Selected as the Information Hub of New Jersey's First Multi-Hospital HIE.
::Sept. 30, 2009::
Noteworthy Selected by State as a Preferred EHR Vendor for Arizona Primary Care Providers.
::Aug. 31, 2009::
Noteworthy Demonstrates NHIN Interoperability
::Jul. 7, 2009::
Both Noteworthy EHRs Receive 08 Conditional CCHIT Certification
::Jun. 16, 2009::
Noteworthy Introduces NetPay™
::Feb. 18, 2009::
Noteworthy Secures Capital from Top European eHealth Provider, Closes on ChartConnect
::Feb. 2, 2009::
Noteworthy to Make Collaborative Medicine a Reality for Idaho Providers
::Jan. 27, 2009::
Parker College of Chiropractic Selects NetPractice software suite
::Oct. 15, 2008::
Noteworthy to Create Ohio Shared Data Health Community
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NetCollections, the collections module built into NetPracticePM™, is designed for the medical office that needs a comprehensive and expanded patient collections system. It was designed to manage hard-to-collect accounts through either progressive letter writing campaigns or payment plan tracking. Either way, it will increase collections and reduce the cost and effort that you expend on past due accounts. While NetCollections will not necessarily replace third-party collection agencies, it will greatly reduce the dollar amounts that you typically turnover to them.
NetCollections can be used in a completely "hands-off" manner to conduct a collection letter writing campaign, or it can be used as a "hands-on" tool to manage the working of accounts and maintenance of payment plan compliance for patients. In either scenario, NetCollections will easily accommodate the turnover of accounts to third party collection agencies through readily available reports, automatic transfer of balances to the collection database, and automatic write-off of turned over balances.
However you use NetCollections, you will experience a dramatic drop in past due balances and staff time spent on patient collection follow-up.
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