Sage Software

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Sage Intergy RIS
 
Sage Software (Booth 7124) is showcasing the expanded functionality of Sage Intergy RIS Version 4—including new referring provider marketing fields, film tracking and automatic charge posting based on appointments.

The Intergy RIS appointment waitlist feature allows radiology practices to ensure that appointments don’t go empty. The managed care modules help confirm referrals and visit availability so there is never a question if the patient still has visits remaining. Adding HL7 interfaces allows hospital downloads to enable information transfers without re-entering data.

Intergy RIS offers advanced management tools—such as denial task management—to help practices maximize their revenue cycle, analyze payer mix, manage referring provider relationships and much more. Intergy RIS is targeted toward the independent imaging centers and multi-specialty clinic market.

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