Charting in Advantage EHR
Compulink's Advantage EHR uses a single-page OneTab layout with specialty workflows. The finished exam drives the charges that follow.
Medical claims and optical sales in one Compulink system
Compulink Advantage puts the EHR, practice management, patient engagement, and optical point of sale in one platform for specialty practices. In eye care, that means medical insurance claims sit next to optical orders and vision plans. Taiga can review whether the medical claim work could be handed off while your team keeps running Advantage.
Book a demoThe scope question is which claims leave the practice: medical insurance only, or also vision plan and surgery center claims.
Exam charted
OneTab exam note finalized
Charges and eligibility
Carrier edits and eligibility checked
Claims and denials
Rejections, appeals, and statements followed
How billing runs in Compulink Advantage
Advantage handles clinical, billing, and retail work in one place. The handoff isolates the insurance claims.
Billing in practice management
Compulink documents electronic claims, remittance advice, multiple fee schedules, and claim validation with CCI edits defined by carrier. Eligibility can run in real time, in a batch, or from the day's schedule.
Optical and surgery center lines
Ophthalmology Advantage adds optical point of sale, inventory, and ASC software. Those revenue streams follow different billing rules from office visit claims.
Taiga's starting point
Taiga would draft codes from exam notes for physician approval, scrub and submit medical claims, and work every denial and appeal within the access you approve.
What a Compulink practice can hand off
Clinical and retail work stay in Advantage. Claim follow-up can move.
Optical stays in-house
Frame and lens sales can stay with your optical staff while medical claims move to a billing team.
Denials followed to the end
Taiga works each denial and appeal, small-dollar claims included.
A second option to compare
Compulink offers its own revenue cycle service with a dedicated billing manager. An independent partner gives you another point of comparison.
Confirm your Compulink setup
Advantage comes in specialty editions with different modules.
Which Advantage edition?
Name the Advantage specialty edition you run and the modules in use.
Which claims are in scope?
Separate medical insurance, vision plans, optical sales, and surgery center claims.
Is Compulink's billing service involved?
If Compulink's revenue cycle team works your claims today, agree on a cutover date for each claim type.
Who approves access?
Agree on the user role or reports an outside team would use and who signs off.
Who this fits
Eye care and other specialty practices on Compulink that want medical claims worked by an outside team. Eye care is not among Taiga's published specialties, so bring your service mix and expect a straight answer on fit.
Scope note
Taiga does not claim a Compulink integration or partnership. How an outside team reaches claims and reports in Advantage is confirmed on a call.
Questions from Compulink practices
Can we keep Compulink Advantage?
Yes. Taiga works alongside your existing EHR, and the access details are confirmed for your practice.
Will Taiga handle vision plan claims?
That is a fit question for the call. List vision plan volume separately from medical claims so the team can answer directly.
How is this different from Compulink's billing service?
Compulink's revenue cycle service is run by the vendor with a dedicated billing manager. Taiga is an independent partner, so compare scope and cost side by side.
What happens to claims already submitted?
Taiga can take over open A/R or run in parallel. Agree on a cutover date so each claim has one owner.
Review your Compulink claim mix
Bring your Advantage edition and a breakdown of medical, vision, and optical revenue, and Taiga will say which parts it could own.