Professional Services
What We Provide
ALLERGY TESTING AND IMMUNOTHERAPY
Offer Your Patients Relief from Allergies
In-house allergy testing and treatment offers patients relief from one of the most widespread diseases in the country – all from the convenience of your office. Allergies affect over 20% of Americans, a large percentage of which are children. This chronic condition can cause asthma and other respiratory complications and severely lower a sufferer’s quality of life. Billions of dollars are spent every year on over-the-counter allergy medications that don’t provide lasting relief. In-house allergy testing and treatment offers your patients relief from one of the most widespread conditions in the country – all from the convenience of your office.
At Kyten Medical Solutions, we work with you to discuss allergy testing and immunotherapy needs for your office in accordance with your practice demographic. We partner with companies specializing in identifying, diagnosing, and effectively treating allergies by implementing a complete solution utilizing state-of-the-art testing and immunotherapy, KMS helps healthcare providers deliver lasting relief from allergies.
Turnkey testing and immunotherapy solutions costs nothing to start and can be set up in your office in under three weeks. Our allergy partners provide all the necessary materials and training to your office, so that you can provide a service your patients will find invaluable
With only a few thousand allergists actively practicing in the United States and over 60 million people suffering from allergy-related disease, there’s an overwhelming demand for additional providers to help treat this allergy epidemic. Moreover, this is an 8 billion dollar a year industry and there has never been a better time to take on a more active role.
EMR/EHR SOLUTIONS
Kyten offers an affordable integrated EHR, Telemedicine, RCM, Clearinghouse, Patient Portal and Practice Management Solution that is designed to make your practice easier for you, your staff and your patients. The Application helps medical practices schedule appointments, initial patient online self-registration, chart patient visits, e-prescribe/fax medications, send referral letters, connect with labs and share information with patients in real time, send claims insurances, Reporting and Analytics – all from a single interactive application. It eliminates inefficiency within medical offices and increases patient quality of care.
MEDICAL BILLING
Kyten Solutions offers a leading provider that provides medical billing services in the US – providing premium service to hundreds of practices and thousands of physicians on a local and national level. There's a reason that most of our new business comes from referrals from other physicians – and that is the excellent support and service we give our clients.
It is our mission to obtain accurate, complete and timely payment from all third party payers and patients for our clients using state-of-the-art technology, proven billing methodologies, effective control systems and highly trained staff while adhering to the highest moral, ethical, legal and practical business standards of our industry.
Nerve Conduction & Electromyography
Nerve Conduction (NCV)
A nerve conduction study is usually done along with electromyography (EMG). The nerve conduction study stimulates specific nerves and records their ability to send the impulse to the muscle. The study can show where there is a blockage of the nerve pathway. Nerve conduction studies are done to:
· Find and evaluate damage to all the nerves that lead away from the brain and spinal cord to the smaller nerves that branch out from them
· Help diagnose nerve disorders, such as carpal tunnel syndrome or Guillain-Barré syndrome
· Find the location of abnormal sensations, such as numbness, tingling or pain
In a nerve conduction study, several flat metal disc electrodes are taped or pasted to your skin. A shock-emitting electrode is placed directly over the nerve to be studied. A recording electrode is placed over the muscles supplied by that nerve. Several, brief electrical pulses are sent to the nerve. You will feel a brief, burning pain, a tingling sensation and a twitching of the muscle when the electrical pulse is applied. It feels like the tingling you feel when you rub your feet on the carpet then touch a metal object. The testing can be quite uncomfortable and makes some people nervous. Keep in mind that only a very low-voltage electrical current is used. Each pulse is very brief (less than a millisecond).
The time it takes the muscle to contract in response to the electrical pulse is recorded. The speed of the response is called the conduction velocity. The corresponding nerves on the other side of the body may be studied for comparison. Nerve conduction studies are usually done before an EMG if both tests are being done. Nerve conduction testing takes 15 minutes to an hour or more, depending upon how many areas are studied.
Nerve conduction studies show whether the nerves transmit electrical impulses to the muscles or up the sensory nerves at normal speeds (conduction velocities). Sensory nerves allow the brain to respond to pain, touch, temperature and vibration. Different nerves have different normal conduction velocities. Nerve conduction velocities also tend to decrease as a person gets older. Slower conduction velocities may also be caused by injury or damage to a nerve (such as carpal tunnel syndrome) or group of nerves (such as Guillain-Barré syndrome or post-polio syndrome).
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Electromyography (EMG)
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Measuring How Well Nerves and Muscles Communicate
Electromyography measures the electrical impulses of the muscles at rest and when contracted. Electromyography is usually done with nerve conduction studies. Nerve conduction studies measure how well individual nerves transmit electrical signals to he muscles. Electromyography is done to:
· Diagnose diseases that damage muscle tissue, nerves or the points where nerve and muscle join. These disorders include a herniated disc , amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or myasthenia gravis.
· Find out the cause of weakness, paralysis, involuntary muscle twitching or other symptoms. Problems in a muscle, the nerves controlling a muscle, the spinal cord or the brain can all cause these kinds of symptoms.
Electromyograms are useful in determining whether there has been pressure on a nerve or nerve root degeneration. The test involves placing small needles into the muscles. You may have mild discomfort from this. There are no major risks associated with this test.
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