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QuicDoc® and Office Therapy® April 2014 NewsletterNew Versions of QuicDoc & Office Therapy have been Released!
| We are very happy to announce the release of QuicDoc Professional EMR Software Version 9.5.5 and Office Therapy Professional Billing Software Version 11.5.0.
These latest updates are available to all users who are current on maintenance. Please call our Sales Department for the password at 800-850-8510. Office Therapy Users: 02/12 CMS-1500 Claim FormOn January 6, 2014, providers were able to begin submitting the new 02/12 CMS-1500 Claim Form to their payers. As of April 1, 2014 only the 02/12 CMS-1500 Claim Form is to be used when submitting to your payers for processing. Office Therapy Professional Billing Software Version 11.5.0 has been updated to accommodate the 02/12 CMS-1500 Claim Form. This form is only available in Claims Manager 5010 module of Office Therapy Professional Edition Version 11.5.0. All claims, paper and electronic, must be filed through Claims Manager 5010. However, you may wish to contact your payers directly to verify which form to use - some payers may not be ready.
Please visit our Calendar of Events page for dates and information. QuicDoc Enterprise Begins HL7 & Lab Results IntegrationReturned Lab Results can now be made available in QuicDoc Enterprise Edition with QuicExchange!
Additionally, results can be marked as having been reviewed, helping to simplify patient data management workflows! Call our Sales Department for more information at 800-850-8510.What in the World is CryptoLocker & What You Should Know!The following is an article by Paul Dunklin of SOPHOS. Please read! CRYPTOLOCKER - WHAT IS IT? CryptoLocker, detected by Sophos as Troj/Ransom-ACP, is a malicious program known as ransomware. Some ransomware just freezes your computer and asks you to pay a fee (these threats can usually be unlocked without paying up, using a decent anti-virus program as a recovery too). CryptoLocker is different: your computer and software keep on working, but your personal files, such as documents, spreadsheets and images, are encrypted. The criminals retain the only copy of the decryption key on their server - it is not saved on your computer, so you cannot unlock your files without their assistance. They then give you a short time (e.g. 72 hours, or three days) to pay them for the key. The decryption key is unique to your computer, so you can't just take someone else's key to unscramble your files. The fee is $300 or EUR300, paid by MoneyPak; or BTC2 (two Bitcoins, currently about $280). Read complete article NakedSecurityatSophos.com. Come See Us at the National Council Conference '14
Prescription Savings for Patients in Electronic Prescribing
Providers Should Keep Emergency Cash for ICD-10
Please see the following articles on recommendations to keep your practice running smoothly during this transition. Heathcare IT News: How much emergency cash should providers keep for ICD-10? Notable Quote Life stands before me like an eternal spring with new and brilliant clothes. Carl Friedrich Gauss View our Calendar of Events  |
Once QuicExchange is linked with QuicDoc Enterprise, you will be able to review lab results for a single patient or scan through all Lab Results received within a specified time period. Results that are normally confined to your lab terminal can now be instantly associated with patient records in QuicDoc Electronic Health Records Software.
We will be exhibiting at this year's National Council Conference in Washington DC on
May 5-7!
DrFirst, our partner in Electronic Prescribing, announced that its new pharmacy savings program has garnered an estimated $21 million in prescription savings opportunities in its first three months of operation! 
Office Therapy Billing Software Users: CMS recommends increasing cash reserves and/or securing increased lines of credit to mitigate risk associated with moving to ICD-10.
