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Wayne Cooper, Executive Director of Electronic Health Resources LLC has a message for you about your next Certification project.
As we all know, how the government plans to modernize the healthcare system is one of the biggest challenges we face. While no one can be certain what will happen, rumors are flying that States may be offered block grants...
Every year during the holidays I am always reminded how important it is to share with others. I like to think that every time I share something, I get something in return. While it’s not the reason I do it, it is a natural consequence.
ReadyCert recognized by CIOReview as one of the 20 most promising Compliance Solutions in 2016
Let ReadyFreddy show you how fast, easy, and economical it can be when you use ReadyCert for every step in your modernization process. ReadyCert: The only MITA Tracking Tool that goes from SS-A to Certification without changing gears.
Watching the news unfold around the presidential election, I am amazed at the talk. It’s interesting hearing the questions asked of the candidates and the attention that is received on certain issues.
Here’s an excerpt from the recently released CMS RFI on Pre-certification of MMIS Modules:
According to Wikipedia: "A disruptive innovation is an innovation that creates a new market and value network and eventually disrupts an existing market and value network, displacing established market leaders and alliances."
Like every proud grandparent, I think my grandchildren are the best. Last weekend, while fishing with our little three year old, Jane, we were playing the old game “what do they do”. I am sure you all have done this with a kid.
Considering that the CMS guidelines for MITA are complex, it is understandable that States hire contractors to help with Medicaid Modernization tasks. States often rely on contractors ...
ReadyCert supports eSSA reporting with the click of a button, along with HITECH, 800-53, NHSIA and SAMHSA.
I am sure most of us have heard the saying “that guy can make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear." I guess you’re wondering what this means to us “MITA FOLKS?"
Someone asked me just this week, “how can MITA be used end-to-end to ensure that the goals we set in our SS-A are met when we go live?" My answer was quick, "make MITA the 81st Business process in your Medicaid Enterprise."
When CMS released the final specifications for MITA 3.0 I’m sure they never intended for the SS-A or other compliance reports to be completed manually. Certainly the emphasis was on technology and not on manual labor. But, here we are.
EHR announces the release of ReadyCert 3.3 which now includes compliance assessment capabilities for HITECH and NHSIA. The fact is, our state-of-the-art tracking solution can be used for countless compliance assessment efforts for IT systems.
The State of Alaska DHSS has awarded Electronic Health Resources with a contract to provide ReadyCert 3.3 for MITA, HITECH, NHSIA and ORCA Assessment projects.
All across the country Medicaid Modernization RFP’s are flying off the shelf leaving vendors to ponder how they can best position their solutions to maximize these opportunities. What most vendors don’t realize is that the Centers for Medic...
Unlike the United States political arena where being labeled incumbent has become a liability, outsiders apparently are still not welcome in the Medicaid Enterprise Modernization world. Think about it, with the MITA framework firmly in place, ...
Mita, in the Inca world, was a system of public service that allowed the construction of highways and structures necessary for the successful operation of the Empire. In our world, it defines development of a world-class Medicaid Enterprise.
After two years of development, testing, and input from our State partners, Electronic Health Resources, LLC has released ReadyCert 3.0. This new product is designed to help States and Vendors navigate the complex requirements ...
Modernization plans for Medicaid Enterprises are on a fast track and the CMS recently stated that 34 states will be submitting plans for their modernization in the next three years.
