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HealthWright Technologies is committed to providing independent physicians with not only advanced medical solutions but also the information and resources you need to use them effectively and stay informed. Explore our library of clinical information, educational webinars, practical guides, and answers to frequently asked questions.
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Guides & White Papers:

  • Comprehensive Reimbursement Guide for HealthWright Diagnostic & Therapeutic Services | DOWNLOAD
  • Best Practices for Implementing In-Office Medication Dispensing | DOWNLOAD

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

General FAQs

A Georgia-based healthcare technology company offering innovative diagnostic and therapeutic devices to independent physicians, with full support, training, and billing guidance.

Primarily independent primary care, cardiology, pain management, and wellness-focused practices.

Yes. They assist with credentialing, documentation best practices, and appeals if needed. While HealthWright does not provide direct CPT coding guidance, we partner with a billing company that includes this support at no additional cost as part of your purchase.

Yes. Most products include online and in-person training, device manuals, videos, and ongoing clinical support.

Contact HealthWright directly for a consultation, demo, or to initiate the onboarding and credentialing process.

CMAT Advantage™ FAQs

It evaluates peripheral artery disease (PAD), autonomic dysfunction, cardiovascular stiffness, and nerve health using ABI, PVR, TBI, sudomotor, and ANS metrics.

The test can be operated by any trained staff member (no degree required). However, a physician or mid-level provider is required to interpret the results and determine clinical significance.

About 7–12 minutes. Reports are auto-generated and available immediately for review or upload to EHR.

These tests may be associated with CPT codes such as 93923 (ABI/PVR) and 95921/95923 (ANS testing). Practices should consult their billing partner or payer-specific guidelines to determine coverage and appropriate usage.

CMAT is faster, automated, and more accurate in diabetic/calcified patients. It includes ANS testing and avoids audit risks from technician variability.

CMAT Cloud FAQs

A cloud-based platform that integrates with the CMAT Advantage™ system for test data storage, software updates, and report management.

Yes, it supports HL7/EHR integrations or PDF/CSV report exports to fit your clinic’s workflow.

Yes. Providers can securely log in to view past reports and download data from anywhere.

Yes. All data is encrypted and stored in compliance with HIPAA regulations.

In most cases, yes. Subscription details or bundled plans can be clarified during your onboarding.

TM-Flow FAQs

ABI, HRV (heart rate variability), and sudomotor function, used for vascular and autonomic nervous system screening.

Early detection of diabetic neuropathy, dysautonomia, peripheral vascular issues, and generalized fatigue.

TM‑Flow and CMAT Advantage refer to the same core device. The CMAT Advantage package includes HealthWright’s full support offering—training, onboarding, technical support, and billing guidance through our partner. TM‑Flow is listed primarily to attract web searches, and we often help customers upgrade to the full CMAT Advantage experience.

Coverage for TM‑Flow depends on payer policies and adherence to CMS billing guidelines. We recommend reviewing current Medicare and commercial payer rules or consulting our billing partner.

Yes. It has a compact footprint, runs on a tablet or PC, and can be moved room to room easily.

Hako-Med FAQs

It’s a high-frequency electrotherapy system for non-invasive pain relief and nerve stimulation, particularly in neuropathic or chronic pain cases.

Diabetic neuropathy, fibromyalgia, lumbar/neck pain, post-operative pain, and musculoskeletal injuries.

Standard protocols run 20–30 minutes, and are typically scheduled 2–3 times weekly over several weeks.

In some cases, yes—CPT 97032 (electrical stimulation) may apply when used therapeutically and appropriately documented.

Yes. It’s non-invasive, adjustable in intensity, and well-tolerated by elderly or sensitive patients.

SCRIPT FAQs

SCRIPT is HealthWright’s white-labeled version of the DispenseDoc platform, allowing for branded, integrated medication dispensing directly within clinical workflows.

SCRIPT centralizes diagnostic insights, prescription options, and in-office dispensing to reduce steps and improve efficiency.

Yes. It’s designed to handle workflows for multiple users and sync across devices or workstations.

SCRIPT facilitates preauthorizations and verifies patient eligibility for prescribed medications, helping practices streamline in-office dispensing with confidence.

SCRIPT is both modular and available as part of bundled packages alongside other HealthWright Technologies offerings. Contact us to customize a setup that fits your clinic’s needs.

Understanding Reimbursement for In-Office Diagnostics

One of the most common questions independent physicians have about adding diagnostic technology to their practice is how reimbursement works. HealthWright Technologies products are associated with established CPT codes that have documented reimbursement histories with Medicare and commercial payers. Vascular diagnostic testing, including ABI and PVR assessments performed with the CMAT Advantage™ system, may be billed under CPT codes such as 93923, depending on the specific tests performed and clinical documentation. Autonomic nervous system testing, including sudomotor function and heart rate variability assessments, may be associated with CPT codes 95921 and 95923.

Successful reimbursement depends on proper clinical documentation, appropriate diagnosis coding, and adherence to payer-specific coverage policies. HealthWright Technologies partners with an experienced billing company that provides guidance on documentation requirements, coding best practices, and appeals processes at no additional cost as part of your product purchase. This billing support helps practices maximize their reimbursement rates while maintaining full compliance with Medicare and commercial payer guidelines.

Clinical Training and Continuing Education

HealthWright Technologies provides comprehensive clinical training for every product in our portfolio. Initial training covers device operation, test interpretation, clinical protocols, and patient workflow integration. Our training programs are designed to be practical and hands-on, ensuring that your clinical staff can confidently perform tests and your providers can accurately interpret results from day one. Training is available both on-site at your practice and through our virtual education platform.

Beyond initial training, we offer ongoing clinical education through webinars, updated protocol guides, and direct consultation with our clinical support team. As clinical best practices evolve and new applications for our technologies are validated, we keep our partner practices informed and equipped to deliver the highest standard of care. Our goal is to ensure that every practice using HealthWright Technologies products has the knowledge and confidence to achieve optimal clinical and financial outcomes.

Reimbursement information provided here is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute billing or coding advice. CPT code applicability and reimbursement rates vary by payer, region, and clinical documentation. Practices should consult their billing partner or payer-specific guidelines for current coverage policies. HealthWright Technologies does not guarantee reimbursement for any specific procedure or service.

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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis, treatment, and clinical decision-making.