Helen Farnen

Helen Farnen is RXNT's former Senior Marketing Copywriter. During her time at RXNT, she contributed content on healthcare technology, practice operations, and industry trends to help healthcare professionals better navigate the evolving healthcare landscape.

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What Is a Relative Value Unit and How Is It Calculated?

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A relative value unit (RVU) is used by Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial health insurance companies to determine the amount of reimbursement due to providers. RVUs provide pricing uniformity for healthcare providers by quantifying and comparing the productivity of physicians. Reimbursement has historically been based upon volume, with the higher numbers of services performed correlating with […]

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Get Paid for Virtual Care: Untangling Telehealth Coding and Claims

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Telemedicine has been around for many years, but its use exploded during the COVID-19 pandemic—accounting for 20% of healthcare visits in 2020. No longer just a trend, virtual and remote care is an accepted method of delivery. But providers still have questions; for example, how is telehealth defined by payers, and how should it be

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Thinking About a New EHR System? Get Your Nurses Involved

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Nurses country-wide power the United States healthcare system with crucial, frontline care. In healthcare practices, medical groups, and hospitals everywhere, nurses are responsible for charting patient information, biometrics, symptoms, and medical histories that physicians use during appointments. Technology that enables easier, more accurate patient information and record management plays a significant role in health outcomes,

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Boost Patient Safety With Your Electronic Health Records

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In December 2020, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a revision to the Substance Use-Disorder Prevention that Promotes Opioid Recovery and Treatment (SUPPORT) for Patients and Communities Act that mandated Electronic Prescribing for Controlled Substances (EPCS) covered under Medicare Part D. The law took effect on January 1, 2021; however, CMS is

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Randy Boldyga, Founder of RXNT, Recognized as a Top 50 Healthcare Technology CEO

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We’re proud to announce that RXNT’s President and CEO, Randy Boldyga, has been named to the Top 50 Healthcare Technology CEOs Of 2021 by the Healthcare Technology Report. Leaders on this list are responding to the challenges of a continually evolving medical landscape—pushing teams to achieve cutting-edge innovations and next-generation advancements in healthcare technology, and

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The Role of Technology in Remote Management of Chronic Conditions

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Chronic disease represents the epidemic of our times. At present about 40 million Americans are limited in their usual activities due to one or more chronic health conditions. The most rampant chronic diseases fundamentally occur due to health risk behaviors. So far, our country hasn’t handled its chronic care delivery too well, in part because

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RXNT Upgrades Mobile App Features—Practice Medicine From Anywhere

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Delivering care from anywhere, at anytime is critical in today’s changing medical landscape. Connected healthcare mobile applications provide significant advantages for physicians, care teams, and health networks that rely on speedy care delivery and proper communication. At the same time, mHealth apps help your patients remain connected to their health and improve patient engagement with

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Preparing for Seasonal Allergies After a Year of Quarantine: Challenges Facing Doctors

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As the spring season arrives, a unique combination of pandemic regulations, COVID-19 vaccinations, and the warm, dry weather pose challenges for those who suffer from seasonal allergies. Weather predictions indicate that it will be an especially intense allergy season and will be accompanied by increased fear and confusion around symptoms that may be similar to

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The Proactive Approach to Bad Debt for Medical Providers

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Medical debt is a growing problem in the U.S. Before the pandemic, 68% of patients were struggling and failing to pay off medical bill balances. This number is estimated to rise significantly post-pandemic. Debt recovery for patients with bad debt could take months and include significant costs for struggling providers who have been leveraged under

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Navigating Medical Marijuana at Your Practice

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Marijuana’s medical potential has been gaining momentum both in scientific communities as well as in public consciousness. Thirty-three states have legalized medical marijuana programs, and 14 of those states have legalized marijuana for recreational use. The Pew Research Center estimated that two-thirds of Americans are in favor of legalizing marijuana for both medical and recreational

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