Nevada Medical Record Retention Laws & Finding a Medical Records Custodian in Nevada
Nevada medical record retention laws & finding a medical records custodian in Nevada for providers and hospitals.
Nevada medical record retention laws & finding a medical records custodian in Nevada for providers and hospitals.
Desert River Solutions makes it easier to close down your medical practice and ensure your medical records are correctly stored and available upon patient request as required by law. As this case study highlights, our medical record storage specialists are here to help extract EMR data and convert medical records …
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Patient record storage is incredibly important for medical practices and healthcare organizations, even if you keep electronic records. If you do not protect patient privacy, you could be at risk for legal consequences. That’s why we’ve created this guide to help you understand the importance of electronic medical record storage …
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Over the years, we have spoken to many offices that have made the decision to scan their own records – rather than hiring outside assistance -to save time and money. Unfortunately, the reality is that there are actually a number of hidden costs associated with document scanning in-house, which is …
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The cost of new technology is one of the biggest obstacles in converting to a paperless office. Hardware upgrades including new computers, scanners, printers, and software are necessities when converting to an electronic office. However, the cost of technology is often misconstrued. Affordable hardware is more available today than ever before. …
The typical law office has paper up to their ears, it is time to take a good hard look and find a way to minimize your time dealing with countless paper records. Other a couple years we have met with a dozen or so law firms that are thinking about going …