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NEW Interactive Cahaba GBA Claims Issue Log

East Alabama OB/GYN Provider Collects $21,250 in Incentive!

Why MediSYS Works Best for Hospital-Owned Practices

East Alabama ENT Provider Using MediSYS Collects $18,000 in Medicare EHR Incentives!

A Walker County clinic using MediSYS has collected $126,000 in Medicare EHR Incentives!

Neurology practice collects $54,000 in Medicare Incentives while incorporating voice recognition!

4 Reasons You Should Outsource Your Medical Billing

Chatom Primary Care: Where Patient’s are #1

South Alabama Family Practice using MediSYS earns $36,000 in Medicare incentives!

Jefferson County Pediatric practice collects $85,000 in EHR Incentives using MediSYS EHR!

Central Alabama Ophthalmologists Collects $19,549 in Incentives!

Baldwin County Practice using MediSYS collects $54,000 in EHR incentives!

Walker County Nurse Practitioners Received $42,500 in Medicaid EHR Incentive for the first year!

Clark County Family Practice earns $36,000 in Medicare Incentives using MediSYS EHR!

Decatur General Hospital Interface available now through MediSYS EHR

West Alabama Internal Medicine Group Collects $83,000 in Incentives!

MediSYS Offers the Best Solutions for Urgent Care Clinics

Central Alabama Clinic using MediSYS EHR receives $108,000 in Medicare EHR Incentives!

Better documentation with MediSYS EHR equals $40,000+ more for Alabama Pediatrician

e-Prescribing and Surescripts Statistics

EHR Meaningful Use – Start in 2013!

East Alabama Family Practitioner Collects $18,000 in Medicare EHR Incentive

Using MediSYS EHR a Marion County Internal Medicine Practice earned $54,000 in Medicare incentives!

South Alabama Pediatric Practice Collects $64,500 in Incentives!

Additional information on July 1 DME face-to-face requirement from CMS

CCHIT Applies with ONC to Become an Authorized Testing and Certification Body

July 28th, 2010

In a recent news release, CCHIT, the Certification Commission for Health Information Technology, announced that they have applied with the Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) to become an Authorized Testing and Certification Body (ATCB-ONC).  The ONC plans to have multiple certification bodies that will test EHR technology to ensure the software applications will enable providers to qualify for ’meaningful use’ incentives.  CCHIT in a voluntary organization that has been certifying EHR technology since 2006.  Due to this experience and their readiness to meet the technical requirements, CCHIT expects to be among the first to become authorized to provide ARRA certification.