Under the federal health IT incentive programs and the stimulus package, beginning in 2011, physicians who demonstrate "meaningful use" of electronic health records (EHR) could qualify for up to $44,000 in Medicare incentive payments. In 2015, the government will enact penalties for health care providers who have failed to demonstrate meaningful use.
While there are a large number of EHR systems such systems often cost $32,000 per physician or upwards.
Currently small physician practices provide nearly 75% of ambulatory care in the USA. Many of these small medical practices lack sufficient resources to implement EHRs or improve their quality of care.
The Veterans Health Administration's open-source electronic health record system VistA is a fully integrated, enterprise-wide healthcare information system that has been developed and used for the past 20 years by the Veterans Health Administration, the largest, centrally directed, healthcare system in the U.S. VistA has been deployed in about 1,500 care sites and its open-source derivative OpenVista, whose source code is freely available could be an effective and low-cost option small medical practices.
OpenVista can be customized for speciality clinics and medical centers.
NewCreationIT will work with pediatricians and pediatric practices to customize and deploy OpenVista for their medical practice at very low costs. Medical billing software components, claims processing, enhanced EMR, ePrescription, Regulatory Reporting to demonstrate meaningful use and CCHIT certification (site-level certification)
For an OpenVista implementation plan and our fees structure, please contact us at: business@newcreationit.com
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Ashish Raichur
open source software solutions / www.newcreationit.com
outsource to india / www.outsourceitindia.com
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