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1/16/2009 11/19/2008 10/1/2008 5/10/2008	M.D. Complete for SQL R9 Release 9 (and release 8) is now available. This release of M.D. Complete for SQL adds support for document imaging. Any electronic document can be attached or associated with a patient or payer. Existing paper documents can be scanned and automatically attached. M.D. Complete for SQL successfully passes Microsoft ISV Software Solutions Testing as a Windows Vista/XP Client with SQL Server 2005. This acceptance test verifies M.D. Complete as a compatible Windows Client and demonstrates proper integration with SQL Server. M.D. Complete/SQL R7 M.D. Complete Release 7 is now available. See M.D. Complete Medical Billing Software Version file for more information about product updates and improvements. M.D. Complete/SQL R6 M.D. Complete Standard R2 Additional support for provider taxonomy codes in box 17a, 24j, and box 33b of the CMS-1500 form.
2/1/2008	M.D. Complete/SQL Release 5 MDC for SQL release version 5 is now available.
2/1/2008	M.D. Complete Standard 2008 Release version 1 Includes support for National Drug Code on CMS 08/05 and ANSI electronic files. This version also updates various filing requirements and addresses ANSI formats for the 835 remittance and 837 claim files.
3/30/07	M.D. Complete Standard 2007 Release version 1.10 MDC release version 1.10 is now available for download. If you are a registered user of MDC you should download and install this update. This update addresses some formatting issues for the new CMS-1500 form and also simplifies the box 32 facility selection when creating claims that require an NPI in box 32a. This update will also default all new payers to use the new CMS-1500 form. Support for the previous form is still available. Click here for instructions on setting up the new CMS-1500 form to use the NPI.
2/16/07	M.D. Complete Standard 2007 Release M.D. Complete version 2007 is now released. Our latest software further simplifies the CMS-1500 and NPI setup and the conversion from the previous HCFA-1500 12/90 form.
10/01/06	M.D. Complete/Standard and M.D. Complete/SQL now supports the new CMS-1500 (08/05) form and NPI. Many payers are already accepting the CMS-1500 (08/05) form. M.D. Complete version 9.2 and higher now supports the new form along with ANSI-837 support for the NPI. Most payer will provide a transition period between 11/1/06 and 5/23/07 to include the NPI along with existing provider PIN numbers. M.D. Complete allows for an easy transition for all payers, or individual payers, to use either the current HCFA-1500 (12/90) form or the new CMS-1500 (08/05) form. If you are a registered user of M.D. Complete and are current with your support and software updates subscription, you should receive your upgrade shortly. Please call if you have any questions.
07/01/06	M.D. Complete for SQL now available. Robust multi user office networking. Click here for more information on M.D. Complete for SQL. M.D. Complete/SQL is a separate product from the original M.D. Complete (now referred to as M.D. Complete Standard). If you are a registered user of M.D. Complete Standard and have maintained your annual support agreement you can upgrade to the MDC/SQL for a nominal fee. For more information, just inquire via the medical billing software support page or send an e-mail to support@mdcomplete.com.
12/31/05	Support for ANSI 835 remittance files. Save huge amounts of time and improve data entry accuracy. 835 remittance files allow you to automatically post payer payments and adjustments.
10/15/04	M.D. Complete and FACILICORP is accepted vendor for Gateway EDI Clearinghouse. For simplified setup and testing, we recommend using Gateway EDI as your Clearinghouse for electronic filing.
06/24/04	M.D. Complete passes Microsoft ISV Software Solutions verification. FACILICORP is now a Microsoft Certified Partner. M.D. Complete passes the ISV Software Solution testing.
10/01/03	ANSI 837 files accepted by Arkansas / Louisiana Medicare Testing is complete and successful for ANSI 837 files sent directly to Medicare.