| 9/15/2021 |
Houston Methodist, Amazon piloting voice assistants in operating, exam rooms |
Becker's Hospital Review |
... complete those activities, so there's never a step that's missed," Dr. Nicholas Desai, chief medical information officer at Houston Methodist, told Financial Times. "Once it's completed, [the voice assistant] writes it back to the electronic medical record as a completed activity, so if there's ever an issue or something doesn't get done, there's going to be a notification."- With the patient's consent, the Amazon devices can also listen in the ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
wuky.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
wprl.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
wvpe.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
wcsufm.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
wesm913.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
wnmufm.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
wuot.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
kbbi.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
kdll.org |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
The DOJ Says A Data Mining Company Fabricated Medical Diagnoses To Make Money |
kuaf.com |
... pays the health plans using a complex formula called a "risk score," which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID's reviews triggered "tens of millions" of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
Physicians Weekly |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |
| 9/15/2021 |
A New Medicare Advantage Fraud Case Is Taking Aim At Data Mining : Shots |
slicknewz.com |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the Department of Justice alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” ... |
| 9/14/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
Kaiser Health News |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |
| 9/14/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
reporterwings.com |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan.But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |
| 9/14/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
todaybiznews.com |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan.But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |
| 9/14/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
ottawasown.com |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |
| 9/14/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
newsbinding.com |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan.But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |
| 9/14/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
americanhealthcarejournal.com |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |
| 9/14/2021 |
Justice Department Targets Data Mining in Medicare Advantage Fraud Case |
fiorreports.com |
... the health plans using a complex formula called a “risk score,” which is intended to render higher rates for sicker patients and less for those in good health. The data mining company combed electronic medical record s to identify missed diagnoses — pocketing up to 20% of new revenue it generated for the health plan. But the DOJ alleges that DxID’s reviews triggered “tens of millions” of dollars ... |