Many in the healthcare industry are disappointed by the ICD-10 delay and there’s quite a bit of uncertainty about how it will affect providers, though the exact consequences of the decision won’t be fully known for some time. Read More »

With the healthcare industry gearing up for a 2014 launch of ICD-10, a year-long delay has undercut what had been a building momentum and, according to a new poll, disappointed the majority of providers. Read More »

To say that there are questions floating around the ICD-10 delay would be an understatement, a fact that’s only further exacerbated by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS) silence on the matter. Read More »

While a new law does make it clear that the ICD-10 transition for chiropractic EHR won’t be required until next year, there are plenty of developments surrounding the legislation that are less certain. Read More »

One of the major impediments facing the industry is how taking the time to implement and adjust to meaningful use stage 2 may impede a practice’s workflow. Read More »

While granting clinics and practices an extra 12 months to ready their chiropractic EHR software for the upgrade may seem like a welcome change, the healthcare industry appears decidedly split on the decision. Read More »

The SGR patch contained a provision for extending the ICD-10 deadline by a year, now setting it at October 1, 2015. Read More »

Lea Chatham at Kareo has compiled some essential, need-to-know items about CMS 1500 and this fast-approaching deadline. Read More »