[humanser] Accessible electronic health records software

[Quinto Sanchez]

Thank you Mary. I'm anxious to hear more about this software and its 
accessibility.

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From: "Merry Schoch via HumanSer" <humanser at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2016 6:01 AM
To: "'Human Services Division Mailing List'" <humanser at nfbnet.org>
Cc: "Merry Schoch" <merrys at verizon.net>; <cvangerven at nfb.org>
Subject: [humanser] Accessible electronic health records software

> Hello  Human Services members and interested parties,
>
>
>
> I have recently contracted with a company to submit insurance claims.  The
> company name is Psyquel and you may find them at www.ppsyquel.com. The
> software generates progress notes and stores other documents that the user
> uploads to the software.   So far this is what  I have discovered about 
> the
> software and once I complete the training I will be able to provide more
> information.
>
>
>
> The user inputs client information.  In this area you may request Psyquel
> verify client's insurance benefits.  Once this is completed the user is
> ready to submit a claim. I believe there were only three to four fields to
> enter when submitting a claim. During that process you can check a box to
> have a progress note generated after the claim is submitted.  I found this
> very convenient and expedient for both of these processes.  I understand
> that the scheduler function streamlines this process even further.  It is 
> my
> understanding that once you see a client you check that the client 
> attended
> the session and this links you to submit the claim.
>
>
>
> I have not completed the training; however, I submitted sixteen insurance
> claims with ease.  The accessibility issues I have discovered during my 
> use
> so far are links that need to be relabeled and the scheduler is not as 
> easy
> to manage. I believe the company is dedicated to creating accessibility 
> for
> us.  They also have demos we can test so if any of you are willing to test
> out the product their website is
>
> www.psyquel.com.
>
>
>
> The pricing is quite affordable.  The minimum cost is under $2.00 per 
> claim.
> You may upgrade to other levels of support, for example, I have a level 
> that
> if a claim is denied the company will research the denial.  I chose this
> since I do not want to spend time doing the research on unpaid claims. If
> this company is willing and can create accessibility in this area, this 
> will
> allow for our profession to move towards greater independence in our 
> mental
> health and medical fields.
>
>
>
> Hope you all are well!  Our next open board meeting will be held on 
> Sunday,
> September 18 at 8:00 pm eastern daylight savings time.  Stay tuned for 
> call
> in instructions.
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>
>
> Warmly,
>
> Merry C. Schoch, LCSW
>
> National Federation of the blind
>
> Human Services Division
>
> President
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