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FAQ's

Q. How do I submit my dictations?
A.. Dictations can be recorded over a phone line, using a toll-free access number. Alternatively, digital hand-held recorders can be used to dictate as well. These are submitted online, after they are downloaded onto your computer.



Q. How is my dictation processed?
A.. Once the dictation is received, it is transferred to the assigned transcriptionist. After transcription is complete, it is sent through two tiers of quality analysis and then transmitted to the physician for review.



Q. How do I receive my transcriptions?
A.. Transcriptions are received over the internet, through a HIPAA compliant secure account using Internet Explorer.



Q. Are dictations and transcribed reports available "on-line"?
A.. Dictations can be accessed for up to 15 days on-line; transcribed reports are available for up to 365 days on-line.



Q. Can you use my "normals"?
A.. Use of “normals” or “canned phrases” are encouraged, and can result in considerable savings in the long run.



Q. How do I open the transcriptions I download?
A.. You can use any word processing program to open your dictation.



Q. Is the transfer of files over the internet secure enough to be HIPAA compliant?
A.. All communication between your computer and our website is protected through the use of Secure Socket Layer encryption (SSL). This means that nobody can “listen in” on the conversation between those computers. This is the same level of security that large E-Commerce and banking sites use to transmit sensitive financial information. You can verify this by looking for the little padlock icon used by Netscape and Internet Explorer to identify a secure site.



Q. What turnaround time do you offer?
A.. Typically, the transcribed reports are returned in 24 hours. Faster STAT service is available as well.



Q. What if I dictate over the weekend?
A.. Our transcriptionists work 7 days a week. The turnaround time does not change over the weekend.



Q. How much does the service cost?
A.. Typically, your cost will be 8 cents per line. STAT dictations cost more.



Q. What constitutes a line of transcription?
A.. A line of transcription constitutes 65 characters including spaces. The same rule applies for headers and footers.



Q. Are there any other fees?
A.. No.



Q. What payment methods are available?
A.. Credit card or check, billed monthly. Daily line counts are also available online.



Q. What if I want to test your services?
A.. You can dictate up to 1000 lines, without any cost or obligation.