Strategic Radiology® Aligns with 3M to Offer Leading Edge Coding Solutions to SR Radiology Group Practices
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Strategic Radiology® (SR) announced today that the organization has signed a strategic group purchase agreement with 3M Health Information Systems to provide SR member groups streamlined access to 3M CodeRyte CodeAssist computer-assisted coding software and 3M CodeRyte CodeComplete, a fully outsourced outpatient coding service.
Together, the organizations will deliver SR member groups a platform to optimize the efforts and facilitate subspecialization of their highly trained coders across
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In addition, SR members preparing for ICD-10 can leverage 30 years of
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3M Health Information Systems, a business of 3M Health Care, delivers intelligent software and consulting services that are used by hospitals and health systems, commercial payers, and federal and state agencies to compile, classify, and analyze health information. In 2012, 3M Health Information Systems acquired
SR consists of geographically diverse and forward thinking American radiology group practices representing more than 1,200 radiologists. The goal of SR is to achieve higher quality patient care and more cost efficient delivery of medical imaging through an integrated approach of shared data and best practices, interchanging clinical expertise, and consolidating certain practice expenses. More information can be found on the SR website at http://www.strategicradiology.org.
Current SR members include:
• Advanced Radiology Services;
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• Charlotte Radiology;
• Diversified Radiology;
• Inland Imaging;
• Jefferson Radiology;
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• Northwest Radiology;
• Quantum Radiology;
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• Southwest Diagnostic Imaging;
• University Radiology;
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