Medequity, Services

Starting up a new medical practice.

Starting your own medical practice is exciting but unfortunately, it can be a bit of a complicated process with many challenges. MedEquity will assist you in laying down the correct foundations and administrational structures to get your new practice up and running.

We will also assist with the training of your team. Assisting you in setting up and finding the best suitable billing system for your practice. Supporting and guiding you in registering your practice with the various Medical Bureaus.

Additional Services:

Medical Protection Cover.

MedEquity has partnered with 3 reputable and highly skilled independent Medical Protection insurance cover firms. These companies not only provide Medical Protection Cover in the form of settling claims but will also provide expert advice, support and legal assistance should the need arise. We will provide you with quotations that are tailored for your individual Medical practices’ needs and risk assessment. This gives you the option to choose which cover is best suited for your pocket and your Medical practice.

Training Medical Receptionist – Hospitals and Dr’s rooms

Medical receptionists are the face and the initial contact person when you call, or walk in to a hospital or medical practice. A medical receptionist is an important part of a high-function team in a hospital or medical practice and is relied on heavily by doctors, nurses, staff members and patients to coordinate a range of tasks from scheduling appointments, answering patient’s enquiries and manage the medical practice management system, to dealing with patient emergencies and monitoring stock and supplies within the practice and a host of other duties.

In order to be successful in their role, a medical receptionist is expected to be compassionate, caring, professional and discrete; with a high level of organisational skills. Attention to detail is a must as they are dealing with sensitive and confidential information on a daily basis.

Training includes:

Learning to love the ringing phone and your job
Basic skills of running a medical practice
Etiquette, Compassion & Appearance
Patient confidentiality and discreet speech and actions
Medical coding and billing
Patient records management
Medical “lingua” and terminology