In a news release, the firm said the services include one EHR with various offerings, such as a billing, scheduling and charting system as well as regulatory compliance reporting for the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act. The EHR also has E-prescribing with controlled substances, a patient portal, technical support, training and more.
Microwize added the services have no upfront investments.
“Our goal is to help physicians stop the bleeding that was caused by regulatory penalties; such regulatory requirements and penalties are the number one reason for physicians being chased out of private practice. Revenue cycle management is guaranteed to take the burden away from the practice’s staff on complex regulations,” said Microwize President and CEO Robert Gabriel.
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