AllMeds EMR is Certified
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AllMeds Reports Record Growth
Closing figures for AllMeds show the company recognized a 40% increase in core product sales.
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AllMeds’ Specialty Focus
Bucks the Trend
Survey shows generalized EMRs struggle in specialized settings.
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Quick Facts: EHR Incentives

• The EHR Incentive program has been finalized and is now law.
• Medicare professionals are eligible for up to $44,000; Medicaid professionals can earn up to $63,000 over the lifetime of the program.
• Medicare incentive payments begin in 2011 & will be paid out over 5 yrs.
• The reporting period for Year 1 is 90 consecutive days. The reporting period for all subsequent years will be 12 months.
• Only the earliest Medicare participants will receive max incentive payments.
• 75% of Medicare incentives are front-loaded in first 2 years, with only $14k
  paid in years 3-5.
  
  

The Bottom Line: EHR Incentives Are Here. Now.
It's Time to Act.

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Update - Final Regulations Released!

07/13/2010 - Today, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released the finalized regulations regarding electronic health record (EHR) incentives, as called for in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009.  This program, also known as the Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act (HITECH Act), provides significant incentives for physicians who achieve federally-defined performance standards with certified EHR technology.  The new regulations total nearly 1000 pages and can be found at http://www.cms.gov/EHRIncentivePrograms.
 
Early indications are that some of the initially-proposed measures and guidelines have been relaxed and the AllMeds team is analyzing the full contents of HHS’ rules and criteria.  However, work already underway by our development team means AllMeds’ EHR is in a strategically well-placed position for testing and certification.  While the key question is the difference that exists between earlier proposed regulations and those released today, AllMeds is fully confident that our EHR will achieve certification soon after testing begins in the late summer or early fall.