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Decrease response times and improve patient outcomes.
Unify your patient care documentation and management.
Exchange clinical, financial, and outcome-specific data bi-directionally with your healthcare partners.
Build a strong financial foundation and get paid more per claim.
Reduce hospital readmissions with our patient-centric documentation solution.
Manage all aspects of your department, including National Fire Incident Reporting System (NFIRS) data.
Unify your patient care documentation and management.
Boost your bottom line with automated insurance discovery/eligibility, demographic verification, claims management, and self-pay analysis.
Exchange clinical, financial, and outcome-specific data bi-directionally with your healthcare partners.
Boost your bottom line with automated insurance discovery/eligibility, demographic verification, claims management, and self-pay analysis.
With full control over what data gets collected, patient information can be aggregated into meaningful and predictive data.
ZOLL gives us another tool in the arsenal to meet our response times, adjust to system demand, and keep your system working and adjusting on the fly.
Being able to send claims associated with poor credit directly to collections allows our billers to focus on claims that are more likely to be paid in a timely manner, which ultimately saves us money.
On top of no major incidents since implementation, we’ve consistently seen a steady decrease in maintenance costs – a 15 percent decrease from the previous period the last time we ran the numbers – as well as a decrease in fender benders.
With RescueNet FireRMS, each apparatus is able to document exactly what they did on scene and give an account on when they were dispatched and how long they stayed on scene. These details allow outside entities, such as our fire investigation unit or insurance companies, to see what was done, why it was done and determine what had happened.
