YoCierge Inc, a medical record retrieval company for the legal industry, announced today it has achieved Electronic Healthcare Network Accreditation Commission (EHNAC)-governed CARIN Code of Conduct for Consumer-Facing Applications Accreditation from DirectTrust®.

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YoCierge, a leading provider of medical record retrieval solutions for law firms, is pleased to announce a new collaboration with Sharecare, the health tech company that helps to improve care quality, drive better outcomes, and lower costs across the healthcare ecosystem.

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YoCierge, a leader in medical record retrieval and legal technology solutions, is proud to announce the launch of its seamless DICOM Radiology Viewer integration with SmartAdvocate, a premier legal case management software for personal injury law firms.

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We are transitioning from our current provider (Stripe) to Bank of America effective beginning November 1st, 2023.
In order to make a smooth transition, please follow the below steps on our portal.

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Implementation of proprietary, secure AI software systems will streamline medical record synthesis.

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YoCierge is continuously working to better serve your needs, giving you access to patient records when your law office needs them. Our recent ISO 22301 certificate shows the importance we place on ensuring our services are always available when you need them.

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Tooth & Nail: When the provider refuses to release records until medical bills are paid

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) Privacy Rule provides you an enforceable right to inspect and obtain copies of your records upon request from your healthcare providers and health plans. Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, they are obligated to provide you with a copy of your records within thirty (30) days from receipt of your request.

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The Not So Friendly Neighborhood Healthcare Provider; When a Revocation Statement Is Used as an Excuse to Reject a Request

One of the most common reasons a record retrieval request gets delayed for a few days or weeks is that custodians are uncooperative. They are uncooperative in that they deny a third-party request outright; they do not respond to the request right away; or worse, they have company or office policies that are arbitrary, against the law, or both. Today's article revolves around the last example.

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The CURES Act made it possible for “Patient Facing Apps” to download electronic health records directly from a medical provider’s server, creating a cost-effective way for your clients (the patients) to obtain their records.

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Many law firms rely on medical record retrieval services to ensure they have easy access to the client records that they need. Anytime you deal with important records, cybersecurity becomes a huge concern. YoCierge recognizes the importance of strong cybersecurity, especially in medical records retrieval. That is why we recently secured competitive cybersecurity certifications.

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When you need a medical record for a case, you need it fast. If it takes too long to get the information you need, you may be risking missed deadlines or expired statutes of limitations. In some cases, the ability to secure medical records in a timely manner can make or break your case.

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To quote the managing partner of a Philadelphia-based law firm with over 20 attorneys, "We are in the dark ages." I had asked him about the practice/case management software they use and I wasn't surprised at his answer, since I hear similar answers all too often from attorneys. I have advised legal firms about technology for over 20 years, and I hope that I can help demystify this topic for large or small practices that are considering upgrading their software.

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What do lawyers do?

They counsel, they advocate. They make things happen. Samuel Williston said that a lawyer, above everything else, is a man who brings things to pass, a man who helps to make things constructively happen.

But how to do this, profitably, in an era of upheaval and disruption? With a judicious integration of emerging technology into operations. Historically, technology has been the tool to drive effectiveness in every industry....

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