Title: Electronic Medical Records - MxSecure
1Meaningful Use Further DefinedElectronic
Medical Records
2Todays Presenter
- Barbara Brownlee, Electronic Medical Records
Specialist, MxSecure - With MxSecure since 2006
- 30 years in healthcare
- 17 years Sales and Marketing experience
- BS in Medical Technology, Medical College of
Georgia
3Todays Agenda
- HITECH Act
- What is it?
- Who qualifies?
- What are the incentives?
- What do Professionals need to do to qualify?
- Introduction to MxSecures solution
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4HITECH Act Review
- Part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment
Act - Incentives to encourage Professionals and
hospitals to utilize EHR technology - Incentives in the form of payments to Eligible
Professionals and hospitals that see
Medicare/Medicaid patients - Focus on Eligible Professionals
5Eligible Professionals
- Medicare
- MD, DO, DDS, DPM, OD, DC
- Does not include hospital-based Professionals
- Incentives are up to 44,000 per provider
- Medicaid
- Adds Certified Nurse Midwives, NP, PA working in
FQHC or RHC - Incentives up to 63,750
- Must see 30 Medicaid patients
- Pediatricians qualify at 20
- Pick one program onlyyou may switch one time
6Medicare Incentive Matrix
Adoption Year
Incentive Year
Source Title IV Subtitle A of the American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
7Medicare Incentives
- Based on Part B FFS claims
- Applies only to services furnished by EP
- Professional components only
- 75 of submitted allowable charges
- EPs in Health Provider Shortage Area earn an
additional 10
8Medicaid Incentive Matrix
Adoption Year
Incentive Year
Source Title IV Subtitle A of the American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
9Medicaid Incentives
- Incentive amount based on what CMS has identified
as the net allowable cost of purchasing,
implementing and maintaining an EHR system - Per CMS, the cost alone is 54,000
- Maximum payment is 63,750
- At least 30 of your patient encounters for the
reporting period must be Medicaid - Pediatricians qualify at 20
10Qualifications
- Certified EHR
- Meaningful Use
- Electronic prescribing
- Share date electronically
- Submit clinical reports
11Timelines from CMS
- 12/30/09 Notice of Proposed Rule Making
- 556 pages
- 3/15/10 60 day comment period expires
- 5/10/10 Final Ruling expected
- Gives us more details defining
- meaningful use
12Meaningful Use Stages
- STAGE 1 2011 and 2012
- STAGE 2 2013 and 2014
- STAGE 3 2015
- You only need to meet the Stage 1 requirements in
your first year, regardless of when that is.
However, in your second year, you must meet the
requirements for the Stage assigned to that
payment year.
13Payment Year
- For Medicare Eligible Professionals, the first
payment year begins 1/1/2011 and is based on a
calendar year (hospitals are being paid using the
federal fiscal year) - For Medicaid Eligible Professionals, the first
payment year can begin as early as 2010 if you
are in the process of implementing an EHR already
14Reporting Period
- First year any continuous 90-day period within
the payment year - Example January 1-March 31, 2011
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- Second year onward entire payment year
- Example January 1 December 31, 2012
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15Tracking and Payment
- National Provider Identifier
- Single data repository to track identification
- Medicare CMS
- Medicaid - States
16Meaningful Use Requirements for Eligible
Professionals
17Meaningful Use Requirements for Eligible
Professionals
18Meaningful Use Requirements for Eligible
Professionals
19Meaningful Use Requirements for Eligible
Professionals
20Meaningful Use Requirements for Eligible
Professionals
21Conclusion
- Overview of HITECH Act
- Update on Meaningful Use Criteria Stage 1
22Questions?
- For more information contact
- Barbara Brownlee
- barbara.brownlee_at_mxsecure.com
- 888.580.1010-Toll Free
- 480.776.8933-Direct
- Source Title XIII of the American Recovery and
Investment Act of 2009 - www.hhs.org
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