Gateway EDI has been closely monitoring the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 since its inception. We are assimilating HIPAA regulations into our corporate culture, making them one more element of our customer focus. That means we are constantly looking at HIPAA based on our customers’ needs.
Fundamentally, our clients are happy and feel they get excellent service – that’s what matters most to us. Bonuses include excellent reporting tools for the vendor that allow us to review our clients rejection analysis and transaction summaries.
Gateway EDI offers such a tremendous service at an economical price that it makes us look really good in the eyes of our customers. I value my business relationship with Gateway EDI more highly than with any other partner.
Everyone at Gateway EDI, from sales, to vendor relations, to customer support, treats us like royalty. Every question is quickly answered and every request is given the highest consideration.
Since the inception of our billing company in 1996 we have tried (and moved away from) a number of clearinghouses as well as sending claims direct to insurance carriers. Our experiences have ranged from “adequate but kind of clunky” to “just plain awkward.”
Partnering with GEDI has been one of the best moves we have ever made for our clients. Their commitment to client satisfaction makes our clients happier and our jobs easier!
Thank you, Gateway EDI, for keeping customer service #1 as you have grown to become one of the nation’s leading EDI companies. Our clients tell us that Gateway EDI web tools allow for easy tracking and submission of insurance receivables. Plus, you are all a lot of fun to work with 
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) of 1996 requires issuance of a unique national provider identifier (NPI) to each physician, supplier or other provider of health care. To comply with this requirement, CMS began to accept applications for, and to issue NPIs on May 23, 2005.
CMS has developed a Training package on NPI that will assist providers with self-education, as well as education of staff. This package is also useful to national and local medical societies for group presentations and training. The entire package will consist of five modules: General Information, Electronic File Interchange (EFI), Subparts, Data Dissemination and Medicare Implementation. Each Module consists of a PowerPoint presentation (with speaker’s notes) and is designed to stand alone or can be combined with other Modules for a training session tailored to the particular audience. Modules will be posted to the CMS NPI web page as completed.
Patrick Cline, President of NextGen, responds to a five part series of questions related to the economic stimulus and its impact on electronic health records.
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