Ohio practice utilizes PatientKeeper software to improve charge capture

University of Toledo (Ohio) Physicians deployed PatientKeeper’s charge capture software.

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UTP, an affiliate of University of Toledo Medical Center, is a multispecialty faculty  practice group with more than 300 physicians and advanced practice professionals. PatientKeeper provides healthcare applications for physicians.

The software overall aims “to streamline inpatient professional charge capture at UTMC and its affiliated skilled nursing facilities,” according to a news release.

“We found PatientKeeper to be the most robust and flexible offering to meet our needs,” Gary Lawera, COO of UTP, said in the release. “The software, whether run on a computer or mobile device, is designed to be intuitive for provider users, and it has a wealth of capabilities that our billing and coding colleagues will appreciate.”

The go-live for the software took place earlier in June.

 

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