WASHINGTON, D.C., April 13, 2010 – Today at the American Health Information Management Association’s (AHIMA) Computer-Assisted Coding Summit, Dolbey announced that it has completed, along with Artificial Medical Intelligence, the first phase of its Fusion CAC™ implementation at Adventist Health System in Orlando, Florida.
The implementation process at Adventist began in late September and moved along quickly with a pilot go-live in early March with corporate coding staff. Fusion CAC utilizes proprietary and patent-pending natural language processing (NLP) technology from Artificial Medical Intelligence to pre-code medical charts. The result is increased coder efficiency, reduced coding variability and a positive impact on the revenue cycle.
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