By introducing new efficiencies to clinical documentation, Salar gives physicians an efficient & user-friendly way to document patient health care.
“Allow me to document my way and save me time.”
Today, most physicians document patient encounters by writing in the paper chart or recording the encounter via dictation and transcription service. Salar delivers one comprehensive system that accommodates any style of documentation in a single platform. Physicians may document using pen, voice, macros, checkboxes, drop-down lists, keyboard or a variety of other options through an interface that replicates the paper forms they are most accustomed to using.
“I want a system that allows me to bill without having to worry about billing.”
Traditional paper processes are costly and inefficient; however, most physicians still capture CPT and ICD9 codes via paper charge slips. TAP Charge Capture™, Salar’s next generation charge capture technology, optimizes charge capture and billing. TAP can be used in any department and in any setting; covering every specialty and crossing over both inpatient and outpatient environments. Together with TeamNotes™, TAP allows charges to be captured during patient documentation, resulting in 100% accountability between services documented and services billed.
“I need to make this task easier, faster and safer.”
Accurate patient handoff is a critical for high-quality, safe care. Handoff is often considered a time-consuming and disjointed chore for physicians at the end of their shift, TeamRelay™ automatically generates handoff lists populated with patient data, problem lists, and to-do tasks from the most recent notes. Automating the handoff process increases communication and collaboration between care team members, eliminates manual data duplication, and reduces the potential for medical errors.
“I want these measures tracked and reported for me.”
Given today's financial environment, physicians face reduced margins, cash flow pinches, and ever-increasing administrative burdens. However, practices reporting on 85% of their cases can participate in the current PQRI program, providing them with a 1.5% increase in reimbursements from CMS. The TeamNotes documentation suite includes current PQRI rules, and the necessary decision-support components to prompt collection of CPT-II codes and post them to the charges.
