Practical examples to create value along your journey to better health.
e4health recently partnered with a leading Mid-Atlantic health system to deliver comprehensive clinical data abstraction services in support of their enterprise transition to Epic. This case study examines how e4health’s innovative approach and unique expertise in healthcare data management empowered this customer to achieve successful outcomes during this critical initiative.
This case study provides valuable insights for health IT leaders making major EHR and other IT transitions in the year ahead.
When a major healthcare system faced significant challenges in hiring local coders while balancing quality and cost-effectiveness, e4health stepped in with its Blended Shore Coding approach.
When a major healthcare system faced the daunting task of reducing their duplicate medical record rate ahead of their Epic EHR conversion, they turned to e4health.
When a 600-bed acute care medical center in southern New Jersey did not have a CDI program or any CDI software, they turned to e4health.
In response to financial challenges, one of e4health’s clients sought out a cost-effective, reliable option to aid in their Cerner Millennium upgrade.
When a prominent healthcare system recently faced challenges with executing their Technical Dress Rehearsal, they turned to e4health.
When a prominent healthcare system recently faced significant challenges during the conversion and post go-live timeframe, they turned to e4health.
Discover how customer recently achieved significant results and improvements with e4health’s trusted CDI solutions and expertise.
When a prominent Mid-Atlantic healthcare system recently faced significant challenges in managing Charge Description Master (CDM), leading to revenue leakage, they turned to e4health.
This executive brief takes a closer look at the myths, realities, and best practices to optimize next generation technology in the mid-revenue cycle including four specific C-suite questions health executives must ask for all upcoming 2024 AI initiatives.
Being prepared for continued operations during downtime due to an attack is as important as preemptively assessing what organization-wide cybersecurity measures are in place. Like overall cybersecurity strategies, planning and preparedness for the resolution of downtime documentation requires a targeted approach. Using the preparedness checklist and following the downtime documentation road map helps to positions healthcare organizations for the timely and accurate resolution of backlogged data.