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OwlMD and HIPAA
Created with HIPAA regulations in mind, OwlMD adheres to all industry standards for coding and exchanging data. Our system uses the most advanced technologies to protect your data, tracks all data access, provides online tools for manager to monitor staff activities, and has the ability to generate an audit trail of any given patient on the fly. Click here to review the most current HIPAA material.

OwlMD is registered with EDIFECS and has received certification for the electronic claims it generates. Our service is directly HIPAA compliant and does not require a third party to convert our claims into a compliant format.

Transaction Standards and Code Sets

  • The uses of transaction standards (EDI 837, 835 and others) and code sets (CPT, ICD and others) make data interchange simpler, faster, more accurate and reliable.
  • Eligibility and referral verification will help your office track patient insurance requirements and reduce the risk of claims being denied.
  • Electronic claim and remittance advice help improve communication and facilitate faster reimbursement; they also make office automation possible and improve your operations and cash flow.
  • Claim status and EOB may be used to adjust receivables programmatically which triggers billing of secondary insurance carriers.
  • Access Control and Security

  • Information is limited to users on a “need to know” basis.
  • Users need specific ID and password to access information.
  • Users with different job functions have different menus and options; appropriate authorization is required to review and/or revise data.
  • Use of firewall, strong encryption and other security measures to protect patient data to be implemented (HIPAA regulations to be finalized).
  • Data Tracking and Auditing

  • All users’ activities are recorded and can be tracked and audited.
  • Information such as who (user), whom (patient), when (time), where (which machine) and what (actual data) are all recorded.
  • Audits can be conducted easily (preferably on the fly), with minimal disruption and paper handling.
  • HIPAA compliance is enforced and office operations are streamlined at the same time.
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