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Good news for optometrists: Patient trends show a growing need for eye care due to the aging population and the rise in digital screen use. The role of optometrists has shifted to diagnosing, managing, and preventing ocular diseases and systemic conditions, rather than the more traditional role of conducting routine eye exams. In a given Read More...

Dental records detail a person’s oral health history, including diagnoses, treatments, progress details, and relevant communications. Dental practices rely on these records to ensure continuity of care, which means a practice’s dental record-keeping process is integral to its patient experience.  Robust records promote legal protection, patient care, and efficiency in your practice. Weave helps streamline Read More...

Your patient intake process is a valuable component of your marketing strategy, patient engagement efforts, and quality of care. Your practice needs to combine efficient intake procedures with effective processes to avoid overlooking essential data and prepare new patients for a high-quality experience with your practice. Many healthcare providers are switching to a fully digital Read More...

Do you treat patients with mental health concerns? It may be time to brush up on common depression ICD-10 codes and the symptoms associated with them.  Coding is made easier with Weave’s communication platform. After treating patients, use our billing and payment tools to receive proper reimbursement. Types of depression in ICD-10 Mild depression (F32.0) Your Read More...

One of the most common neurodevelopmental disorders is ADHD, or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder. Those with this condition usually experience the onset during childhood or adolescence, though patients can have varying types. To diagnose a patient, you’ll have to use the F90 block of ADHD ICD-10 codes. Get a quick refresher on these codes and learn how Read More...

Staying up to date on ICD-10-CM codes is one of the best ways to diagnose, treat, and bill patients. When patients come to your practice experiencing tooth pain, you need to identify the proper dental pain ICD-10 code associated with their condition. Get a comprehensive look at common codes and how they can help with Read More...

When you walk into a thriving optometry office, you can feel it: a sense of connection, collaboration, and calm confidence. Patients notice it too. That feeling isn’t luck or personality. It’s culture. According to Dr. Chad Fleming, culture is the number one competitive advantage any office can have. While many practices compete on technology, pricing, Read More...

You can’t diagnose patients without an understanding of ICD-10 codes. These standardized digits outline a patient’s condition, its cause, and symptom severity. When someone comes to your clinic exhibiting the signs of low thyroid hormones, you must use one of the common hypothyroidism ICD-10 codes to document their case.  Learn more about diagnosing this condition Read More...

More than 68,000 codes exist within the International Classification of Diseases, 10th Revision. Finding the single code that best describes a patient’s underlying condition and symptoms can be a challenge, but keeping up with ICD-10 coding guidelines may help facilitate the process. Regulatory guidelines ensure that practitioners provide accurate diagnosis codes, which ultimately benefits them Read More...

High blood pressure (hypertension) is a chronic condition affecting nearly half of U.S. adults. Managing it effectively starts with getting the diagnosis right and charting it correctly. This helps patients access the treatments they need with insurance coverage while ensuring that your practice receives payment. ICD-10 codes classify hypertension by cause, complication, and severity. Below, Read More...

Healthcare professionals rely on standardized ICD-10-CM codes to diagnose conditions like asthma, abdominal pain, and much more. Even perfectly healthy patients are classified using codes like Z01.00. Learn more about common eye exam ICD-10 codes below and discover tips for foolproof medical coding. What are Z01.00 and Z01.02? When you conduct eye examinations, there are Read More...

Sick animals may require a veterinary prescription to help them heal from certain conditions. Managing these prescription medications can be complex for both pet parents and their vets. Check out some common questions that these groups have about the process below. Common questions from veterinarians What are the requirements for writing a veterinary prescription? To Read More...