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This promotion expires
on March 31, 2011
Looking for a way to automate the attachment portion of your daily dental claims processing? NEA’s FastAttach™ automates the transmission of attachments in support of dental claims to insurance carriers for processing via the Internet.
Sign up today and we’ll waive the $200 registration fee and eliminate the $25 monthly fee until July 31, 2011, which means the service is FREE until June 30, 2011.
With NEA’s FastAttach, you can send images with the click of a mouse without the cost and hassle of developing and mailing images. Dental claims processing with FastAttach also works seamlessly within DAISY practice management software. And when used with DAISY’s insurance payments posting services (ERA) you can eliminate manual claims processing forever.
It’s never been easier or more affordable to sign up for NEA’s FastAttach and the savings to your practice extend far beyond your DAISY discount. Sending patient X-rays or other images required by payors with FastAttach will help your practice:
The sooner your office enrolls, the more money you’ll save! This promotion expires on March 31, 2011 — and every month you wait is a month that could have been free.
Signing up is as easy as visiting: http://bit.ly/f4PwMx and following the instructions.
What is FastAttach?
FastAttach enables healthcare providers to transmit attachments in support of electronic dental claims processing by insurance carriers via the Internet. Attachments are also stored for providers who desire this service. Types of attachments include: X-rays, lab reports, EOBs, narratives, operative reports, nurse and/or doctor notes, periodontal charts and any other document required to process a dental claim.
Frequently asked questions:
How does it work?
FastAttach securely transmits electronic claims attachments through the Internet to NEA’s repository. Once the attachment is received, a confirmation report is immediately transmitted back to the provider for tracking purposes. The electronic claims attachments are stored for insurance carriers and are available to their consultants for review.
Will FastAttach work with DAISY?
Yes. As long as you have Windows 98, NT or higher. FastAttach works seamlessly from within the DAISY software.
How do I know if I need to send an attachment or not?
When processing a dental claim, a message box informs you which procedures need attachments for each insurance carrier.
How do the attachments get connected to my dental claims?
With your DAISY software and claims clearinghouse, you will connect your attachments to the claims automatically with a simple tracking number in the remarks section of your electronic claim.
If I have a digital system, will it work with FastAttach?
Yes. All digital X-ray systems can be easily transmitted for dental claims processing with FastAttach.
If I have a digital X-ray system will I still need a scanner?
You will not need a scanner for X-rays, but you may want to keep an inexpensive scanner on hand that can scan documents such as periodontal charts, EOBs or color images, such as intraoral photographs.
How do I know which scanner or digital X-ray system is right for me?
For advice on which hardware to purchase, call us at 800-368-6401. A DAISY representative will provide you with comprehensive information and expert advice on both scanners and digital X-ray systems.
Is the quality of a scanned X-ray good enough for the insurance carrier consultant?
The scanned X-ray cannot make a bad X-ray good. Therefore, assuming you are using a good original X-ray, the scanned image will be better than a duplicate X-ray.
How much does NEA’s FastAttach cost?
For a limited time, DAISY is offering a promotional code that waives the $200 registration (which includes software, installation and training) and monthly fee until July 31st. After July FastAttach is $25 per month and there are no hidden costs. This includes unlimited usage (no per attachment fee), unlimited telephone support and software upgrades at no additional charge.
