MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 20, 2018 -- ABILITY® Network, a leading healthcare information technology company, and Hands On Technology, Inc. a leading electronic medical record (EMR) and practice management solutions provider for the rehabilitation industry, today announced a partnership to help providers simplify the complexities of managing their revenue cycle.
Hands On Technology will integrate ABILITY’s EASE® All-Payer Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) application (EASE All-Payer) into TheraOffice®, the company’s integrated EMR and practice management platform. This will give rehabilitation providers seamless access from TheraOffice to ABILITY’s comprehensive cloud-based, SaaS application to manage their revenue cycle.
EASE All-Payer helps rehabilitation providers by bringing advanced RCM capabilities into their EMR applications, creating a seamless workflow. Further, the ability to automate manual tasks, such as eligibility verification, saves staff time and prevents delivering unreimbursed services. EASE All-Payer also helps ensure adherence to payer rules and edits. By making sure that claims submitted to payers are clean the first time, therapists save money and staff time by reducing manual follow-up after the claim has been sent.
“As a practicing physical therapist and clinic owner, I understand the unique challenges rehabilitation providers face related to managing their revenue cycle,” said Daniel Morrill, co-founder and CEO of Hands On Technology, Inc. “To help improve business financial performance, rehabilitation practices need an RCM application that is integrated into their existing systems and can help streamline cumbersome – but critical – RCM processes. We are excited to partner with ABILITY to deliver a comprehensive solution that improves the business operations of our clients.”
“Managing claims and reimbursement can be complex,” said Bud Meadows, executive vice president and chief revenue officer of ABILITY. “In partnering with Hands On Technology, Inc., we bring the industry-leading RCM capabilities of EASE All-Payer to their comprehensive TheraOffice platform, and together our people and products help physical therapy providers simplify complexity.”
About ABILITY Network
ABILITY® Network is a leading information technology company helping providers and payers simplify the administrative and clinical complexities of healthcare through innovative applications and data analytics. ABILITY is headquartered in Minneapolis with principal offices in Boston and Tampa.
About Hands On Technology, Inc.
Hands On Technology, Inc. was founded in 2001 with the goal of developing software and solutions that enable rehabilitation providers to improve their clinical processes, practices and financial performance. Hands On Technology, Inc.’s comprehensive EMR practice management platform, TheraOffice®, is the only practice management and EMR software designed by physical therapists to be the most adaptable to the unique businesses or practices in rehabilitation.
For more information, visit: theraoffice.com.
Media Contact:
ABILITY Network
Jennifer Marso
Phone: 612.277.3953
Email: [email protected]


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