In Resolute, which statement about the integration with the EHR is correct?

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In Resolute, which statement about the integration with the EHR is correct?

The main idea here is how the EHR and Resolute share data for billing. The integration is designed so the EHR pushes charges and patient demographics into Resolute, and Resolute uses that information to create and submit claims. Adjudication results, which come from payers after claims are processed, stay within the Resolute system and are not pushed back into the EHR. In other words, the data flow is from the EHR to Resolute for charges and demographics, and Resolute does not return adjudication results to the EHR. This keeps payer outcomes within the billing system while the EHR remains the source for current patient information.

The main idea here is how the EHR and Resolute share data for billing. The integration is designed so the EHR pushes charges and patient demographics into Resolute, and Resolute uses that information to create and submit claims. Adjudication results, which come from payers after claims are processed, stay within the Resolute system and are not pushed back into the EHR. In other words, the data flow is from the EHR to Resolute for charges and demographics, and Resolute does not return adjudication results to the EHR. This keeps payer outcomes within the billing system while the EHR remains the source for current patient information.

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