Celebrating 20 Years in Business

Sitemap

Services

About Us

Blog

A patient and provider each use one hand to form a single heart, representing patient engagement and how to get chronic care patients more involved in their own health.

How Medical Providers Can Get Chronic Care Patients More Involved in Their Health

HCRS Joins SBA Small Business Conference to Support Veteran-Owned Businesses

Two office workers review paperwork for CMMC audit preparation.

HCRS Helps C3PAOs Address the Growing CMMC Audit Backlog

A digitized shield with a medical cross represents CMMC 2.0 compliance in health care.

How Contractors Can Achieve CMMC 2.0 Compliance

A patient checks health vitals on their smartphone while using a blood pressure cuff.

Bridging the Gap in Chronic Care Management With Remote Patient Monitoring

Local Business Owner Brenda Doles, RN, Named to NSBA Leadership Council

A hand arranges building blocks with printed medical icons into a tower beside the logos for HCRS and MagnatelMD.

MagnatelMD and HCRS: A Case Study in Remote Patient Monitoring

A cybersecurity specialist sits at his workstation inside an IT room.

Understanding CMMC 2.0: What DoD Contractors Need to Know for 2025 and Beyond

A case manager holding a patient's file meets with a team of physicians.

The Importance of Case and Care Management in Health Care

A healthcare provider uses a tablet to access a patient's EHR.

EHR Workflow Solutions: Outsource Your Medical Coding

AI medical coding concept: a healthcare worker holds a glowing, digital display of medical icons, cogs, and a chip labeled AI in their outstretched hand.

Why AI Medical Coding Isn’t a Replacement for Professional Coders

Hands hold a digital world with connected data points.

D3 Solution From HCRS Offers Critical Coding, Data Abstraction, and Auditing for Multiple Industries

Military uniform fatigues and a stethoscope represent the medical case management services performed by HCRS for the Defense Health Agency.

HCRS: A Cornerstone in Supporting Case Management for the Defense Health Agency

Various medical service icons are displayed in front of a nurse reviewing medical codes from a clipboard and verifying payments with a calculator.

Do You Need to Hire Medical Coders? Keep These 5 Tips in Mind

Clinical data abstraction concept: patient statistics are shown on hardcopy files with graphs. A stethoscope is laid on top of them. A computer keyboard is beside them.

Clinical Data Abstraction Is Key to Better Patient Outcomes

Press Release: Brenda Doles, Principal of HCRS, To Attend WPO Conference in Las Vegas

Press Release: Adopting NIST SP 800-171 Saved Us From Losing a $900M IDIQ Contract

Contractor noncompliance concept: a link in a digital chain is broken and red, beside the statistic, "75%."

Press Release: HCRS Is Ready to Assist the 75% of Government Contractors That Are Not Cyber-Compliant

Press Release: HCRS Achieves CMMC Compliance, Offers Strategies for Companies Looking to Certify

A lock rests on top of a keyboard beside a stethoscope, symbolizing cybersecurity against a healthcare data breach.

What to Do in a Healthcare Data Breach

DoD CMMC assessment concept: an auditor in a gray suit holds a magnifying glass over a tablet, while binary code hovers in the air.

What You Need to Know About the DoD’s CMMC Assessment

A blue shield with a white cross demonstrate cybersecurity for healthcare data.

Treat Your Healthcare Data Like Controlled Unclassified Information Under CMMC

A double-exposed image of a healthcare cybersecurity network in front of a laptop and stethoscope.

What Is CMMC, and Why Do You Need to Prepare Now for 2.0?

A long cabinet of manila folders filled with patient medical records.

Medical Coding Services Are Available for Healthcare Organizations Experiencing Shortages

What Is MIPS, Are You Eligible for It, and How Is It Changing?

A healthcare provider wearing a lab coat and stethoscope reviews clinical data on a clipboard in her office.

What Is Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI), and Why Is It Vital to Your Healthcare Data?

A spotlight shines on a figurine from a lineup.

Employee Spotlight From Travis Air Force Base

Three medical professionals review clinical data abstraction on a desktop monitor.

Four Reasons Why You’ll Always Need Clinical Data Abstraction Services

A physician sits at their desk to review a patient's medical file. A stethoscope and laptop are beside them.

Why Are Mortality Reviews Important, and What Can You Do To Improve Yours?

A healthcare worker uses a desktop computer to review patient care data.

How Can Concurrent Reviews Benefit Patient Care and Equity?

Two medical technicians review healthcare data.

Why Is Your Healthcare Data So Important?

A double-exposed image of an empty EMR form, patient records, and two rows of computer stations.

The 2 Types of Data Abstraction You Need

A healthcare professional wearing scrubs, gloves, and a stethoscope reviews graphs of medical data on paper.

Why It May Be Time for Your COVID Data Audit

RPM concept: a small, red heart is held in one hand, while a glucometer with displayed readings is held in another.

Sustainable Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Depends on Medical Coding and Audits

A masked medical professional makes notes on a clipboard beside a deceased patient in the morgue.

The Case for Improving Death Certificate Data

Veterans Health Administration

CDC Case Study

Liver Cancer Feasibility Case Study

AETC Case Study

Marshals Case Study

Three cybersecurity specialists talk in front of a bank of computers.

What’s Your Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan?

Cybersecurity concept: a pen leaves a signature at the bottom of a digital document on a mobile device, surrounded by data servers and a shield icon.

How You Can Meet the New Requirements for CMMC 2.0

VPN security concept: a digital shield with a keyhole hovers in front of various screens displaying charts and data, as well as icons for locks, folders, email, chat, and the cloud.

Why Virtual Private Networks Are a Must-Have in Healthcare Cyber Defense

"Liability" is spelled out using Scrabble tiles against a light blue backdrop.

The Long-Term Damage of a Healthcare Data Breach

A hooded hacker sits in front of several computer monitors at a workstation inside a dark room full of data servers and cables.

Ransomware Evolves into RansomOps, and IT Burnout Is Growing

A physician checks patient information on their tablet while standing in the hallway of a hospital.

Don’t Sacrifice Mobile Device Security for the Sake of Efficiency

Red Team vs. Blue Team

How to Identify Network Vulnerabilities: Pen Testing, Red vs. Blue, and Purple Teaming

Vector illustration of a man sitting at a computer, a system administrator in a data center room, and information storage on a network disk.

What Data Backup Strategies Work Best for Healthcare?

Password cybersecurity concept: an employee uses a laptop while a shield and lock image hover over the keyboard.

Password Best Practices for Healthcare Organizations

Female analyst holding a tablet reviews servers in a data center.

Why All Businesses Should Care About Cybersecurity Changes to CMMC

400+ CPT Code Changes You’ll Need for 2022

cybersecurity and interoperability in healthcare

Cybersecurity and Interoperability: You Can’t Have One Without the Other

data standardization button on keyboard

A Guide to Patient Data Standardization

Vaccine being injected into covid spike

What to Know About the New CPT Codes for COVID-19 Vaccines

female nurse interacting with male patient

How Contact Tracing Works

Celebrating World Health Day and Healthy People 2030

Celebrating National Minority Health Month

Coping With Work and Stress During COVID-19

Why Employee Assistance Programs Are Essential for Work Life Balance

HCRS Attends The National Minority Enterprise Development (MED) Conference

How HCRS Can Provide Support During the Medical Research Process

Benefits of Medical Coding Audits & Why You Need One

9 Reasons Why Outsourcing Your Medical Coding is the Right Choice

Understanding the Transition from PQRS to MIPS

HCRS Principal Addresses Small Businesses on Successful Federal Sub-Contracting

HCRS Helps Policymakers Understand and Predict Healthcare Use

HCRS Assists in Reporting Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) Accurately.

HCRS Helps Determine How Well “Patient-Centered Medical Homes” Work

Let HCRS Help!

Find Out More Today

What’s New!

Cybersecurity and Interoperability: You Can’t Have One Without the Other

We Are Hiring!