Emerald Transcription is a transcription company based in Fayetteville, Tennessee that provides a high quality, quick-turnaround, and extremely competitively priced transcription service to the Medical Industry and now offering to general business sectors. All our transcriptionists have at least five years experience in the field of transcription. Our Editing and Quality Control Department consists of staff with either a nursing background or 10 + years experience in medical transcription.
Our company's philosophy is "Total Customer Satisfaction."
We strive to deliver:
- 98% error-free transcribed documents.
- Extremely Competitive transcription rates.
- Total accountability for quality of service and support.
- Flexibility on medium for transcription. (Digital, Audio, or call-in system)
What we provide at no cost to the doctor or facility.
- User Friendly Toll-Free Call-in system.
- Secure HIPAA compliant Transfer & Retrieval of Files via our website.
- Individualized quote comparing your current transcription.
- Personalized Service with the Quality and turnaround you expect.
Pricing & Rates: Please call today for our rates and specials. We quote pricing based on a per-line, per page, per minute, or per hour basis depending on your preference and needs. |
Our Customers:
Emerald Transcription transcribes for single doctor practices, multi-doctor clinics, specialty practices, and hospitals.
NEW: We have expanded our services to include a business transcription department. Please see SERVICES for details.
Dictation Methods:
- Digital Files (Olympus, Sony, Phillips, etc.)
- Toll-free call in system.
- EMR systems and computer applications (Medic, Lanier, etc.)
Why Outsource your Medical/Business Transcription? Government regulations, insurance companies, and consumers are demanding improved documentation of medical transcription. HIPAA guidelines have precipitated a push by healthcare providers to move toward a digital health record, not only in hospitals, but also in the general ambulatory and physician care environments. Handwritten notes are not meeting these new demands.
Many practices never really consider the total cost of transcription to their practice when medical transcription is done internally. A good rule of thumb is to multiply your transcriptionists labor and benefits by 250%. Many businesses fail to consider the many indirect costs associated with in-house staff, such as:
- 50% Medical Transcription Utilization
- Technical Support
- Equipment Costs and Maintenance
- Equipment Depreciation
- Software Upgrades
- Office Space and Utilities
- Recruiting and Training Costs
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However, savings are not the most important criterion. The following factors should be considered when choosing to outsource: medical transcription costs, quality and accuracy, turnaround time, and in-house staffing levels. All these factors can be summarized in one word -VALUE. |