Gastroenterology PM Software
A fully-integrated practice management system
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1st Providers Choice's EMR-integrated practice management software is easy to use and highly customizable. With features that facilitate tasks related to billing, scheduling and data entry, IMS for Gastroenterology is a comprehensive solution capable of meeting the ever-changing needs of modern medical practices.
Billing Manager
1st Providers Choice's billing software comes pre-loaded with the billing codes that gastroenterology providers use most. This helps facilitate data entry and improves charge capture for gastroenterology practices. Our pre-claim analysis feature guarantees that required authorization information is documented so that rejected claims can be reduced. Meanwhile, integration with the EMR allows authorized staff to easily access insurance data, co-payments, account balances and other billing information.
Appointment Scheduler
Our easy-to-navigate, EMR-integrated appointment scheduling module helps improve productivity. By using our software, you and your staff will be able to easily:
- Schedule appointments (including from the patient's chart)
- Add patients to the billing system from the scheduler
- Set up appointment reminders
- Track missed appointments
- Manage schedules for multiple physicians and offices
Comprehensive Reports
Our practice management software has more than 400 reports that you can use to conduct analytical assessments, compare data, view patient summaries, and more. The softwarwe also allows gastroenterologists to create custom reports. Learn more about our graphs and reports.
Training & Support
Although our gastroenterology practice maangement system is designed to be used with minimal training, we offer optional training sessions and technical support for users who want more in-depth knowledge of the software. We also provide implementation services, EMR setup, customization and more.
HIPAA & ICD-10
Our practice management software is HIPAA compliant. We are also prepared for ICD-10, which healthcare entities must start using for billing and reporting purposes starting October 1, 2014.