Staff Shortages are Making it Hard to Keep Up
Between practice consolidation, system-wide budget cuts and recruiting challenges, physician office staffs have been forced to do more with less for years. Add a global pandemic that disrupts staff availability, and the back office work really piles up.
Not only is it a major headache to manage, but it can affect patient service and practice revenue.
Now there is an affordable solution that can fit seamlessly into your processes, keep your bottlenecks clear, and adapt to your needs.
Staffing Angels
Think of our Staffing Angels service offering as an extension of your office. We will work seamlessly with your in-office staff, and within your EMR or other technology platforms, to keep your back office running smoothly.
Our most popular Virtual Back Office services:
- Prior Authorizations
- Pre-certifications
- Medical Coding
- Charge Entry & Review
- Payment Posting
- Denials Management
- Payer Follow-up
- Pre-chart Prep & Uploading Patient Documents into your EHR
- Updating Patients' Medical History Questionnaire
- Edit patient charts done with AI and VR software
Affordable, Reliable, and Flexible
With our dedicated staff, affordable rates, and guaranteed turnaround times, Staffing Angels will save you time, money, and operational headaches.
Staffing Angels can easily adjust to meet your current needs. Use us more when you’re short-staffed or less when fully staffed -- or just when you need help on a one-time migration or backlog.
OUR PRACTICE IS ALWAYS EVOLVING
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