Our transcription work adheres strictly to the standards established by the Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity (AHDI), formerly the AAMT.

With a range of functions in place across the team, you can be sure that all your dictation is checked and re-checked for quality and formatting before we consider it complete. The transcription team always consists of a set of transcriptionists, editors, proofreaders, and q/a staff. This improves accuracy and efficiency, by ensuring that the team is highly knowledgeable about your processes and familiar with your physicians’ vocabulary and nuances. When you work with GroupOne as your transcription partner, a dedicated transcription team will always be assigned to your work. This, along with our Six Sigma approach to quality and consistency ensures that GroupOne’s transcription meets or exceeds our client’s expectations.ĭedicated transcription team. GroupOne recommends Olympus digital recorders, and provides software that enables seamless and confidential uploading of recorded files to the transcription server.Īt the heart of our transcription service is a highly trained and experienced staff, skilled in a variety of specialties. Digital recorders offer flexibility and maximum mobility. Clients are provided simple and easy-to-use login and recording instructions. The call connects to GroupOne’s dictation server, and all calls are captured accurately and with 100% confidentiality. With this method, providers record dictation directly into a telephone by dialing a toll-free number. GroupOne uses two methods of capture, depending on the client’s preference and requirements: In each of these areas, GroupOne is committed to providing a service that adds value and efficiency to our clients’ operations. There are three key components to medical transcription – dictation, transcription, and retrieval. GroupOne HealthSource offers extremely high quality, flexible, and easy-to-use medical transcription services, which are always customized to the needs of our clients. Together with pricing considerations, the answers to these questions will typically determine how well the relationship with a transcription provider will work.

When considering a partnership with a medical transcription provider, all healthcare practices must address two very basic questions: “How does the process work?” and “ What sort of quality (and speed) can I expect?”

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