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1 week ago | movemag.org | Novid Parsi

At one point, the DMV was sending out as many as 45,000 notices a month, creating a range of customer and employee problems.   |    |   An estimated 150,000 cars didn’t have insurance in Idaho in 2019, according to the Idaho Transportation Department. The following year, a new state law took effect: Idaho drivers had to provide proof of insurance to the Idaho Transportation Department’s Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV)—or face mandatory suspension and reinstatement fees.

3 weeks ago | healthtechmagazine.net | Novid Parsi

How Automation Streamlines Billing and Coding ProcessesWith medical billing and coding, timeliness and precision are of paramount importance. AI can improve both. Medical billers and coders must process claims as quickly and accurately as possible, explains Steven Carpenter, a billing and coding instructor at the University of Texas at San Antonio. “If they don’t code properly, then the claim can be denied or suspended, and that in turn affects the revenue cycle and profitability,” Carpenter says.

3 weeks ago | chicagobusiness.com | Novid Parsi

In Illinois, small and midsize manufacturers have an outsized impact — not only on the manufacturing sector and the state’s economy, but on the national and global stages as well. IMEC President David Boulay“Illinois is a top-five manufacturing state by any measure, and small and midsize manufacturers are key to that success,” says David Boulay, Ph.D., president of IMEC, a public-private partnership that enhances manufacturers’ productivity and growth.

Mar 21, 2025 | healthtechmagazine.net | Novid Parsi

Mar 21 2025 Digital Workspace By embracing integration and interoperability, healthcare organizations can enable their providers to deliver more effective care, more efficiently. Imagine going to see your doctor and having to carry paper copies of all your medical records with you.

Jan 13, 2025 | healthtechmagazine.net | Novid Parsi

Jan 13 2025 Cloud To succeed on their cloud journeys, healthcare organizations must determine which workloads to move to the cloud and how best to manage them. While organizations overall have become increasingly comfortable moving to the cloud, healthcare organizations remain on the lower end of the cloud maturity curve. That’s a key takeaway from a CDW survey of over 900 IT decision-makers across multiple industries, including healthcare.