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What and Why You Need to Know About Meaningful Use Stage 2

by Fred Pennic 06/20/2012 Leave a Comment

What and Why You Need to Know About Meaningful Use Stage 2

Confused and frustrated trying to understand Meaningful Use Stage 2 updates? In light of the HHS’s proposed Stage 2 Meaningful Use criteria, CareCloud has provided an easy comprehensive look at what you really need to know about Meaningful Use Stage 2 criteria. Check out CareCloud's exclusive SlideShare presentation below, or visit the link directly! Behind the Curtains: What and why you need to know about meaningful use stage 2 View more presentations from CareCloud
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Healthcare IT Security Issues with Christopher Paidhrin at PeaceHealth

by Fred Pennic 04/25/2012 Leave a Comment

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Guest interview post from our media partners, iHT2′S blog: Christopher Paidhrin, SCO at PeaceHealth Southwest Med Center in Vancouver, WA shares some of his thoughts and views on healthcare IT security issues         Christopher Paidhrin, Security Compliance Officer at PeaceHealth Southwest Medical Center in Vancouver, Wash., took part in the panel discussion “Securing Electronic Personal Health Information (ePHI): From the Data Warehouse to the Point of
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Breaking News: HHS Proposes 1 Year Delay to ICD-10

by Fred Pennic 04/09/2012 Leave a Comment

8 Implications Of The Final HIPAA Omnibus Rule on Patient & Privacy

After patiently waiting The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today announced a proposed rule that would delay ICD-10 from October 1, 2013 to October 1, 2014, the compliance date for the International Classification of Diseases, 10th Edition diagnosis and procedure codes (ICD-10).
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5 ICD-10 Steps that Deliver Collateral Benefit for ICD-9

by Fred Pennic 03/13/2012 Leave a Comment

Medical Coding

Guest post from Torrey Barnhouse, CEO of TrustHCS providing 5 ICD-10 steps that can deliver collateral benefit for ICD-9 While at HIMSS 2012, TrustHCS had the honor of sponsoring an executive roundtable on ICD-10.  During the roundtable, speakers discussed five ICD-10 projects that should be continued, full steam ahead, despite the delay. It’s a good list and worth sharing. In general, the panel’s advice was to identify ICD-10 tasks that have collateral benefit for ICD-9 coding. These are
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HHS Issues Final Rule on State Health Insurance Exchanges

by Fred Pennic 03/12/2012 Leave a Comment

8 Implications Of The Final HIPAA Omnibus Rule on Patient & Privacy

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius today published the final rule that will assist states in building more affordable health insurance exchanges. Beginning in 2014, one stop marketplaces called Exchanges will be operational, enabling consumers and small business to select a private health insurance plan and offer the public the same kinds of insurance choices as members of Congress. The exchanges will help level the playing field and drive down costs with health insurers
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CMS Announces Re-Examination of Timeline for ICD-10 – Is the Pressure Off?

by Fred Pennic 02/16/2012 Leave a Comment

The following is a guest post from Doug Hires, Partner, Consulting & Advisory Services at Santa Rosa Consulting, Inc. on the possible ICD-10 timeline delay. Many of you have likely read or heard this week that the acting CMS Administrator, Marilyn Tavenner, announced to the press following an AMA Advocacy Conference that CMS will "re-examine the timeframe" through a rulemaking process. She did not say when that rulemaking process will begin but said that CMS would send details about the
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Stage 2 of Meaningful Use Delayed to 2014

by Fred Pennic 12/01/2011 Leave a Comment

Stage 2 of Meaningful Use Delayed to 2014

Today, the Department of Health and Human Services has moved the start date for Stage 2 of the electronic health records meaningful use program from 2013 to 2014. The department released the following statement regarding their decision: "Input from the vendor community and the provider community makes clear that the current schedule for compliance with stage 2 meaningful use objectives in 2013 poses a nearly insurmountable timing challenge for those who attest to meaningful use in 2011. With
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