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Franklin County AOD provider Maryhaven now live with CATT after four month implementation. (7/23/2010) Franklin County AOD Provider Maryhaven went live with their new Catt integrated EHR and AR billing system in July of 2010 after a four month implementation phase. Mayhaven choose ProComp's CATT advanced SDE software system (Software Development Environment) due to its proficiency in automated real-time data exchange with their other inhouse MIS and billing systems as well as its affordable pricing structure relative to other competing software systems in the Ohio behavioral health market. |
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ProComp announces ANSI v5010 and ICD-10 functionality in CATT v3.41 to be released 4th quarter 2010. (5/4/2010) In ODADAS/ODMH memo number C-04-10-04 dated April 29, 2010, Directors Dawson and Stephenson align MACSIS deadlines for implementation of new 5010 version of the ANSI billing files and the ICD-10-CM diagnostic classification system with the CMS deadlines for Medicare. Providers must discontinue submission of v4010 ANSI837 MACSIS billing files as of January 1, 2012 and transition to the new 5010 EDI formats. |
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Warren and Clinton County Agencies Consolidate (4/26/2010) Two independent agencies funded by the MHRS Board of Warren & Clinton Counties are currently integrating their administrative operations over the next year during which they will continue to operate under separate corporate identities. Mental Health Recovery Centers of Clinton County with offices in Wilmington and Lebanon and Mental Health Recovery Centers of Warren County with offices in Lebanon, Mason and Springboro will eventually consolidate into a single organization. |
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Commuity Behavioral Health, Inc. acquires sister Butler County agency and purchases CATT for clinical EHR and billing (3/15/2010) ) In ODADAS/ODMH memo number C-04-10-04 dated April 29, 2010, Directors Dawson and Stephenson align MACSIS deadlines for implementation of new 5010 version of the ANSI billing files and the ICD-10-CM diagnostic classification system with the CMS deadlines for Medicare. Providers must discontinue submission of v4010 ANSI837 MACSIS billing files as of January 1, 2012 and transition to the new 5010 EDI formats. |
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Youth Advocate Services (YAS) moves from Xaktsoft/Echo to CATT (1/18/2010) YAS, a Franklin County foster care and ODMH funded agency, selects CATT to replace its Xaktsoft billing software. |
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New CATT OHBH EDI Module now available for CATT systems v3.2 or higher (11/23/2009) For those CATT client agencies who are currently sending ODADAS Behavior Module files to their boards, please be aware that those files will no longer be accepted after 12/31/2009. ODADAS has significantly changed the BH Module system requiring new data points and a new XML formatted file. These files will no longer be sent to ODADAS via the county boards. They are now uploaded directly to ODADAS via the OHBH web portal. It is recommended that if not done so already, agencies should contact ODADAS for logon credentials to the web portal, inform them of your intent to send the new OHBH XML formatted files and then contact your ProComp account manager regarding installation of the new module. |
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Northern Ohio Recovery Association (NORA) chooses CATT (10/25/2009) NORA of Cleveland, Ohio recently announced their intention to purchase ProComp’s CATT SBE package providing their organization with a comprehensive behavioral health EHR, complete AR billing, scanning and document management, and sophisticated MIS and QA data analysis capabilities. |
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ProComp announces release date for CATT Rx after year long development effort (10/20/2009) Development is progressing on CATT’s electronic prescription module toward an expected release date during the first quarter of 2010. We expect to preview CATT Rx during our CATT EHR Implementation workshop on January 13th, 2009 in Columbus. |
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ProComp Welcomes Firelands to the CATT User Community (6/10/2009) ProComp Software is pleased to announce an agreement with Firelands Counseling & Recovery Services, a department of Firelands Regional Medical Center in Sandusky, Ohio to provide a comprehensive electronic clinical desktop and billing solution. |
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CATT Agency Implements Paperless Chart (5/21/2009) This month Mental Health and Recovery Services of Clinton County went paperless by completely giving up the maintenance of a printed or paper based chart after implementing CATT’s new Document Management System (DMS). [After six months, we interviewed Brad McMonigle, MHRCCC’s CEO, about his organization’s experience through this process. This interview appears as the lead article in our second edition of CEO Quarterly. |
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Inaugural Issue of CEO Quarterly (2/12/2009) ProComp is pleased to announce a new quarterly newsletter that serves to keep our user base apprised of issues specific to Catt as well as trends and policies pertinent to behavioral health organizations in Ohio. This first edition of CEO Quarterly includes the following articles: “Government Web Portals and the Behavioral Health Module”, “MACSIS vs. MITS – Medicaid Billing”, “SOQIC and the Future of Behavioral Health Clinical Documentation”, “CCHIT – Federal Standards for EHR Certification”, and “ODMH Outcomes”. |
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ProComp Software Announces ODADAS OHBH EDI Functionality (2/12/2009) Beginning January 1, 2010, ODADAS will no longer accept older Behavioral Health Module EDI files. Agencies must switch over to the new OHBH EDI XML file formats or begin to manually key their data directly into the Behavioral Health website. ProComp is committed to developing a new Behavioral Health Module interface in time to meet the cutoff deadline. |
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Partnership with H2H will provide comprehensive eScripts functionality (12/15/2008) ProComp Software Consultants is proud to announce a partnership agreement with H2H Solutions, Inc to provide Catt agency clients with all of the functionality of their Digital Rx™ eScripts software. Our CATT Rx product will prompt physicians with drug interaction warnings, check prescribed drugs against Medicaid formulary, send prescriptions electronically to pharmacies and be completed integrated into the Catt clinical desktop. |
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CATT DMS - Document Management System (10/31/2008) The CATT DMS (Document Management System) is now ready for release. With a case or client record “on the desktop”, any associated document or paper form can be scanned directly into the documents repository under a special “drawer” for that case and assigned by the user to named “folders” such as “Registration Documents”, “Permission Forms”, “Assessments”, “Hospitalization Records”, etc. Once scanned into a case drawer, all stored documents are available for viewing from any CATT workstation that has access to that particular case |
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CATT DMS Slated for Release in July, 2008 (4/25/2008) In October of last year, we signed an OEM agreement with Cardiff, an Autonomy Software company and national leader in the document management market, to provide the complete functionality of their TeleForm® document management, scanning and OCR engine from within the CATT desktop. |
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SOQIC Clinical Documentation (9/5/2005) The CATT SOQIC compliant clinical desktop contains 26 clinical documents published by the ODMH SOQIC Initiative. These electronic forms are fully and seamlessly integrated into the complete CATT software system. |
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Medicare – GBA Palmetto – ANSI837 EDI Claims – Update (11/15/2004) Users sending ANSI837 claim files to GBA Palmetto should be aware of four issues that may require changes to the their Medicare ANSI837 file specs. |
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Medicare Group PIN consolidation (9/1/2004) It was passed along to us by one of our provider agencies that Medicare is now allowing the consolidation of multiple group PINs for the purpose of streamlined billing. |
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ANSI 837P Update (7/1/2004) We have just finished our first production year under the new ANSI file specifications for MACSIS, and we are pleased to announce that all of our customer agencies have been in full production using both the ANSI-837 claim submission file as well as the ANSI-835 electronic remittance (where applicable). We are now looking forward to ensuring that all our customers meet the Medicare and insurance deadline now approaching. |
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Introducing the CATT DCD (5/16/2004) CATT DCD (Disconnected Clinician’s Desktop) provides the complete Clinician Desktop functionality of standard CATT to case managers while they are disconnected from the agencies network. Whether it’s waiting at the court house for a juvenile hearing, visiting the patient at home, or conferencing with other agency professionals, case managers can not only complete their service documentation, but also have access to all of the data on their patients that they would normally have in the office. |
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Reintroducing the Bridge (5/13/2004) Many of our current customers may be familiar with Bridge screen and its functionality. The screen was designed to facilitate the many different types of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) files mandated by the local, state and federal governments. Examples of these types of data exchange that have been in use now for some time would be the MHIS 508(k) forms as well as the more recent MACSIS Behavior Module. In our attempts to provide our customers with the utmost flexibility we are proud to introduce the latest addition to the Bridge functionality…streaming HL7-ADT transactions. |
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The Days of NSF are Numbered (4/16/2004) In the near future MACSIS will no longer accept pre-HIPAA billings so it’s time to clean out the closet. |
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Attention Franklin County Installations: Automated Enrollment EDI has Arrived! (5/20/2003) We have completed the automated MACSIS Enrollment EDI application interfacing CATT's MACSIS Enrollment system with Franklin County's "MACSIS Member Lookup/Enrollment File Specifications." Office staff can generate MACSIS Enrollment EDI records directly from the MACSIS tab of CATT's ARInfo screen! |
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