Detecting potential colon cancer can reduce the risk of the disease through the use of screening or diagnostic approaches. Let’s take a closer look at the difference between screening and diagnostic colonoscopies.

Here's a simple guide to help you access your gGastro account.

Step-by-step guide for navigating the (ECW) eClinicalWorks system.

OneSource is a website that we usually use to check for the eligibility of patients.

We use Lab Nexus for clients such as CTON and Vitae to confirm if we are seeing the correct procedures in the requisition form and the manifest.

The Vitae Web Access is an Excel sheet containing some insurance websites' username and password. We need this to check online for patient’s eligibility and claim status. Some websites also provide other essential documents such as the EOB.

Detailed guide and template for recording and tracking work related to accounts receivable (AR) management at Vitae Diagnostics. It outlines the necessary sections to be filled out, including workload information, claim status information, charge entry information, AR information, and quota points information. The purpose of the logsheet is to ensure accurate documentation of tasks performed, actions taken on claims, and the calculation of quota points based on the work completed.

Vitae Lab performs laboratory exams upon the request of different referring providers from various places.

This handout is about the 3 main and usual TRA’s that we indicate during charge entry for Vitae.

Insurance tags or flags are letters or numbers that show important details about a claim. They can indicate the current status (denied or paid), actions needed (ready for sending or patient collection), actions already taken (sent or on hold), and specific denial reasons (like eligibility issues).