The importance of efficient and tailored Electronic Medical Records (EMR) cannot be overstated in the ever-evolving healthcare landscape. For doctors who make rounds in skilled nursing facilities and Long-Term Post-Acute Care (LTPAC) settings, choosing the right EMR system is a decision that can significantly impact patient care, workflow, and overall outcomes. In this blog, we will explore why opting for an EMR explicitly designed for these settings is crucial and how ChartPath, at chartpath.com, offers a solution tailored to these unique needs.

Change is an inevitable aspect of progress, and the healthcare industry is no exception. In the ever-evolving medical landscape, Long Term Post-Acute Care providers (LTPACs) increasingly rely on Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems to enhance patient care. However, resistance from healthcare professionals and staff remains a significant obstacle, even in 2023. This resistance manifests in various forms, including reluctance to adapt to new workflows, fear of technology, and concerns about patient privacy.

Implementing an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system can present several challenges. Learn about those challenges and how to overcome them/

Practices focusing on long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) constantly battle with claim rejections and denials. These claim denials increase billing expenses and cause harm to revenue cycle management. Submitting clean claims with a high first-pass approval rate is crucial for prompt reimbursements.

ChartPath, a leading EHR solution for long-term and post-acute care practices, today announced plans for a new automation platform that will allow clinicians and caretakers to select from a menu of helpful solutions and integrations tailored to their unique business and care needs.

With so much competition in the long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) market, maintaining growth takes work. Because of the rapid expansion of the over-65 demographic, it’s essential that LTPAC organizations and referring physicians understand the impacts of referral patterns in healthcare.