Three Reasons Why Doctors are Replacing and Upgrading their EHR Systems
As the government tightens its control on the use of electronic systems to automate and streamline medical care, many doctors now must replace or upgrade their EHR systems.
As the government tightens its control on the use of electronic systems to automate and streamline medical care, many doctors now must replace or upgrade their EHR systems.
ICD-10 moves forward and the financial impact remains.
With implementation of ICD-10 in October, many practices are looking at how to navigate the first few months financially.
The ICD-10 implementation October 1st, 2015 deadline is now past, and the results of transitioning the entire medical community from one code to another will be immediately felt.
The main expenses involved in transitioning to and operating under ICD-10 regulations can be summarized under the following three categories: ICD-10 compliant EHR, training requirements, and ICD-10 processing expenses.
Three major benefits of using ICD-10 in the US that make up for any inconveniences that the change may bring.