RexScribe – Your AI-Powered Medical Ambient Scribe

RexScribe – Your AI-Powered Medical Ambient Scribe

RexScribe is a cutting-edge AI medical scribe designed to automate clinical documentation and free up clinicians' time for what matters most—patient care. Built to seamlessly transcribe and structure clinical conversations, RexScribe converts ambient dialogue into complete notes like SOAP, progress notes, and H&P, all within minutes after a patient interaction.…

REXSCRIBE PRIVACY POLICY

RexScribe is an AI-powered dictation and ambient scribe product ("RexScribe," "the Product") offered by RexEMR Inc. ("RexEMR," "we," "us," or "our"). RexEMR Inc. is located at 1720 Howard Ave, Windsor, ON N8X 5A6, Canada. RexEMR India Pvt Ltd is a subsidiary of RexEMR Inc. and may be involved in the…

Guide to handling OHIP stale-dated claims effectively

In Ontario, healthcare providers must submit claims to the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) within three months from the date a service is rendered. Claims submitted after this period are considered "stale-dated" and may be refused payment by the Ministry of Health (MOH). ontario.ca Extenuating Circumstances The MOH may consider…

What is OHIP Error Codes?

When submitting billing files to the Medical Claims Electronic Data Transfer (MC EDT) system in Ontario, understanding OHIP error codes is essential for efficient claims management. These error codes fall into two main categories: Rejection Codes and Explanatory Codes. Below, we break down each type and provide examples to help…

Understanding OHIP Rejection Code AT3: No Patient-Physician Relationship

The OHIP rejection code AT3, labeled as "No Pat-Phys Relationship," can initially seem misleading. However, its implications are critical for billing compliance when it comes to virtual health care services in Ontario. Clarifying the Requirements According to Bulletin 221203 — Virtual Health Care in Ontario (source), comprehensive virtual care services…

Understanding the Differences Between OHIP Diagnostic Codes and ICD Codes

In the healthcare system, diagnostic coding is essential for standardizing the identification of medical conditions, billing purposes, and effective communication among healthcare providers. In Ontario, the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) utilizes its own system of diagnostic codes for healthcare services. These codes, however, are often based on or derived…