MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. 10, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ABILITY® Network announced today that more than 6,000 hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, home healthcare, and hospice providers across the United States are now using ABILITY | EASE to manage their claim processing activities for Medicare and other payers.
Introduced in 2010, ABILITY | EASE is a remarkable workflow business solution that simplifies time-consuming Medicare Direct Data Entry (DDE) processes and gives providers more control over cash flow management. Providers using ABILITY | EASE receive advance alerts for receivables at risk, have easy eligibility look-ups, and benefit from a simple automated process to correct complex and multi-step claims.
"I love that every morning when I log in to ABILITY | EASE, I get a screen with everything that has changed overnight. From there I know what I need to accomplish for the day," said Jocelyn Barta, payroll coordinator for A & T Home Health.
Constant changes in the healthcare industry require that providers continue to streamline their revenue cycle process in order to remain competitive. ABILITY | EASE goes beyond basic connectivity – it helps track a patient's changing eligibility and payment status, which translates into greater staff efficiency as well as increased receivables for providers.
"We're proud to offer our customers the most robust workflow tools and technologies available in our industry," said Mark Briggs, ABILITY Chief Executive Officer. "Given the rapid pace of change in healthcare, our commitment at ABILITY is to continually anticipate and innovate on behalf of our customers."
ABILITY Network Inc. is a healthcare technology company trusted for over a decade by thousands of hospitals, home health care agencies, hospices, skilled nursing facilities, DME providers and physicians throughout the US. ABILITY provides a broad suite of innovative business solutions to help manage the administrative complexities of healthcare. ABILITY is elevating the healthcare conversation, bringing about meaningful change by ultimately improving the patient experience and helping providers focus on what is most important: providing the best possible care to each patient in every community across our country.