And to the provider.
Moving from ICD-9 to ICD-10 is going to be much more challenging than going from Windows 8 to 10.
I'm still on Windows 7 because I HATE Windows 8.
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And to the provider.
Moving from ICD-9 to ICD-10 is going to be much more challenging than going from Windows 8 to 10.
Problem is that 10 is not compatible with some company enrollment programs. Yet.
Probably the browser, not the OS. At least that's what my resident guru says.
The problem is, many only work in IE, and since Win10 has a new version of IE and can't run the old version, you're a bit screwed. From what I can tell, they don't appear to work in "compatibility mode" either.
If they work in Firefox/Chrome/Opera/Safari, it's no biggie.
Win10's Edge in emulation mode (key F12) is really fast on govt sites, including the Portal MLNLNM.
Any chance you used it with AMS360 or the Traveler's portal? Those are the ones I've seen the most issues with concerning browser choice.
Hartford is picky too. I know it's the P&C side, but we do a bit of everything.
The issue exists in states that used the the federal marketplace, HealthCare.gov, not those living in state-based exchanges.