The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has released new frequently asked questions about the electronic health records meaningful use incentive program. The questions cover providing patients with an electronic copy of health information and counting patients not seen by the eligible provider. (more…)
MIE, a leading electronic health record vendor, has successfully deployed EHRs and patient engagement technology for 15 years. With 55% of Indiana physicians using MIE systems, WebChartNow offers cost-effective, easy-to-implement, and meaningful incentives.
Hundreds of electronic health record vendors are marketing their products to physicians. How do you sort through the noise surrounding meaningful use incentives, conversion costs and the benefits for the practice to determine the solutions best for your environment? (more…)
Government pressures physicians and hospitals to adopt EHRs and promote interoperability in healthcare systems. Harmony Healthcare IT uses HL7 standards to create seamless connections between systems, enabling seamless sharing of information across various entities.
As the government presses physicians and hospitals to adopt electronic health records (EHR), they’re also pushing for connectivity of healthcare computer systems so that data can be shared within a care community. (more…)
Healthcare providers have 55% cloud-based applications, 25% use remote electronic health records, 58% plan adoption, 35% hesitant due to reliability and security concerns.
Fierce Health IT has published a couple of articles about the movement of healthcare providers to cloud computing. The articles were spurred by a recent report from KLAS Research. Here is an excerpt from their editor’s corner: (more…)
