By Talisha Searcy – Since the enactment of the HITECH Act as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, the number of health care providers using an electronic health record (EHR) has continued to rise, helping to build the foundation for an interoperable learning health system.
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Carol Bean / Director, Office of Certification and Testing Peter Garrett / Director, Office of Communications More and more Americans across the country are relying on their…
ICSA Labs Invites EHR Technology Developers to Participate in Pilot Tests for 2014 Edition Certification Criteria Press Release MECHANICSBURG, Pa. – ICSA Labs, an independent…
Why the EHR market is on the brink of mass consolidation Robert Rowley, MD, Healthcare and health IT consultant, practicing family physician The number of…
What ACO Features Are Needed in an EHR? Ron Sterling Sterling Solutions Author: Keys to EMR/EHR Success Most EHR systems are based on strategies that…
CMS Issues New Guidance on Multiple Locations and Meaningful Use If an Eligible Professional (EP), Eligible Hospital, or Critical Access Hospital (CAH) see patients in…
Why Should You Worry About Your Next EHR Now? Ron Sterling Sterling Solutions Author: Keys to EMR/EHR Success While you are looking for a new…
CMS Announces EHR Incentive Appeals extension to April 30 CMS is extending the March 30 deadline for EPs to submit eligibility appeals for the CMS…
Guidance on Stage 1 Meaningful Use Objectives We get questions everyday from our readers about meaningful use and these three are asked regularly. CMS has…