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The Records Bottleneck
A national personal-injury firm blamed its vendor and prepared to bring retrieval in-house. Then someone read the data, 27,111 requests, every note, every invoice. The bottleneck began at intake.
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A national personal-injury firm blamed its vendor and prepared to bring retrieval in-house. Then someone read the data, 27,111 requests, every note, every invoice. The bottleneck began at intake.
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A national personal-injury firm blamed its vendor and prepared to bring retrieval in-house. Then someone read the data, 27,111 requests, every note, every invoice. The bottleneck began at intake.
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Where records requests fail, on every side of the transaction, who caused it, and what it costs.
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What 34,808 records requests reveal about fragmentation in medical and billing records retrieval.
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