Welcome to your resource centre.
From learning how to submit claims and receiving payments to promoting eClaims to your patients, and getting one-on-one training – it’s all here.
From learning how to submit claims and receiving payments to promoting eClaims to your patients, and getting one-on-one training – it’s all here.
Manage changes to your profile including new providers, new users, and address changes to ensure your profile reflects your evolving practice.
You are required to obtain your patients’ written consent to use eClaims.
Enter your information and find out how much you are saving on annual credit card fees with eClaims1.
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Access our portfolio of resources to determine which insurers cover virtual consults, which types of services are covered, frequently asked questions, helpful links and articles and more.
Virtual consultation resources
Void submitted claims if you need to change your payment preference or if it was entered by mistake.
Understanding insurer responses
When you submit a claim, you can receive one of three responses from the insurer. Here are our recommendations for each type of response:
We recommend you save a copy of the insurer’s response right away as it is only available on the day the request was submitted.
Now that you offer eClaims as a value-added service to your patients, let them know!
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The long-term impact of the coronavirus pandemic will not be known for months, or possibly years, but its immediate aftermath is being felt at many levels. Will patients be back? Will employers still provide coverage? Can we rebuild with streamlined practices for a new world of healthcare delivery?
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As a new normal of physical distancing takes hold, many allied healthcare professionals are treating their patients virtually. While virtual consultations can be just as effective as in-person appointments, they may be a little daunting at first. As with most things, preparation is key. Here are a few tips to help ensure your time is focused on the patient, not technology.
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