Compare Complete Claims vs. FBCS Enterprise

Claims adjudication services cover a range of areas including medical, dental, vision, and prescription claims, as well as short and long-term disability cases. These services can be accessed either on-site with a license or through a hosted application model (ASP). Utilizing Microsoft technology, the system is powered by an SQLServer database paired with a Windows front end. Our customer service is highly regarded, staffed by healthcare claims professionals who boast a minimum of 12 years of industry experience. All support inquiries are recorded, and their statuses can be monitored online. The system features a plan copy and modification tool that facilitates rapid plan implementation. Auto-adjudication is achieved through benefit codes that are constructed using business rules derived from over 25 variables connected to both the claims and the claimants, which are then processed by the adjudication engine. Claims can be submitted in various formats, including scanned images, EDI, or paper submissions. The system is compliant with HIPAA EDI 5010 transaction sets, ensuring secure and efficient processing. Additionally, re-pricing fees and UCR schedules can be pre-loaded into the system prior to their effective dates, while the date-driven logic ensures that re-pricing occurs based on the service date, optimizing the claims processing workflow. The comprehensive nature of this system allows for a more streamlined and efficient claims management experience.

FBCS Enterprise serves as a centralized platform that enhances decision-making regarding non-VA Purchased care, ultimately leading to improved management and adjudication of fee basis claims through efficient claims processing. The web-based solution, CTM Plus, optimizes workflows and provides necessary oversight to address challenges related to consults and Return to Clinic (RTC) tracking, ensuring timely patient calls and scheduling. Additionally, purchasing analytics play a crucial role in minimizing costs and waste, fostering greater accountability throughout the system. The automated monitoring of expired and recalled items significantly contributes to patient safety. Moreover, the potential repercussions of delayed or misplaced orders can adversely affect both financial performance and the quality of care provided. Time spent navigating through paper records and digital screens detracts from valuable patient interaction, while the process of verifying every patient's opioid prescriptions can be labor-intensive and complicated. DSS PDMP simplifies this issue by consolidating all necessary checks into a single, straightforward step, ultimately enhancing the efficiency of patient care. This holistic approach to managing care not only streamlines operations but also promotes better health outcomes for patients.