Expanded Optometry Billing Services To Choose From This New Year!
- By Blog Owner
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- 01 Jan, 2015
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Hi All,
Andrew Roy here, President of OpticXpress. I just wanted to key you in on some of our core services that we offer . As a busy optometric practice, any or all of these services may fit your needs perfectly and I invite you to give me a call and chat with me about them.
We offer:
Give me a call about these wonderful services today, I can't wait to hear from you. 866-688-3335
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Sincerely,
Andrew W. Roy
President
opticXpress
Andrew Roy here, President of OpticXpress. I just wanted to key you in on some of our core services that we offer . As a busy optometric practice, any or all of these services may fit your needs perfectly and I invite you to give me a call and chat with me about them.
We offer:
- Free practice management software
- Paid practice management software that includes fully accredited EMR allowing your practice to take advantage of meaninful use payments
- Full medical billing services including clearinghouse, claim submission, claim denial resolutions, payment reconciliation, patient invoicing, patient consultations regarding invoice/balance questions, patient access to quick and easy online invoice payments
- Patient recall services including low cost post-card mailing
- Access for your practice to discounted equipment just for being an opticXpress client. This equipment includes retinal cameras and OCT machines as well as all other major equipment.
- Staff training
- Full practice management
Give me a call about these wonderful services today, I can't wait to hear from you. 866-688-3335
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Sincerely,
Andrew W. Roy
President
opticXpress
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