Our client base of medical providers will be fully compliant with the new National Provider Identifier (NPI) Final Rule sponsored by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).  The new NPI rule mandates that providers and payers use a designated 10-digit numeric provider identifier for all HIPAA standard administrative and financial transactions. Our approach to practice management uniquely positions the company to allow its entire client base to become NPI-compliant without the hassles of expensive upgrades or potential loss of revenue due to delays.

Many payer and provider organizations are just now undertaking massive efforts to comply with the NPI rule and may not make the deadline. CMS has reported that for provider organizations, it will take an average of 120 days to be fully compliant. Along with obtaining their unique NPI from CMS, providers then need to share them with their entire payer mix to verify that their practice management systems can accept and process the new IDs and perform online and offline testing. This tedious process can prove to be a huge challenge for medical practices and potentially put a hold on a large portion of their revenue collections.

Our client base of medical providers will be fully compliant with the new National Provider Identifier (NPI) Final Rule sponsored by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).  The new NPI rule mandates that providers and payers use a designated 10-digit numeric provider identifier for all HIPAA standard administrative and financial transactions. Our approach to practice management uniquely positions the company to allow its entire client base to become NPI-compliant without the hassles of expensive upgrades or potential loss of revenue due to delays.

Many payer and provider organizations are just now undertaking massive efforts to comply with the NPI rule and may not make the deadline. CMS has reported that for provider organizations, it will take an average of 120 days to be fully compliant. Along with obtaining their unique NPI from CMS, providers then need to share them with their entire payer mix to verify that their practice management systems can accept and process the new IDs and perform online and offline testing. This tedious process can prove to be a huge challenge for medical practices and potentially put a hold on a large portion of their revenue collections.