EMR in Medical Billing
EMR stands for Electronic Medical Record, which is a digital version of a patient’s chart that includes medical history, diagnoses, and treatments.
EMR in Medical Billing Explained
In medical billing, EMRs are used to document patient care and integrate billing processes. They help ensure that the services provided to patients are properly coded and billed for reimbursement. EMRs are often part of larger EHR systems.
For example, a doctor uses an EMR to track a patient’s treatment plan and generate billing codes for the services provided.
Check acronyms and abbreviations in Medical billing glossary.
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