3. The Right Price.
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One of the questions you’re likely asking is: “How do I pay for an EHR now when my stimulus payments won’t come until later?”
We get it.
In today’s world of increasing costs and declining reimbursement, this is a very real concern for provider groups of all sizes and specialties. But you need to get started today if you want to earn every incentive dollar possible. The incentives first become available in 2011, and that’s only months away.
Get started now with $0 for software for the first 6 months.* Then pay for your solution with affordable monthly payments over time.
Plus, at the end of the term, you own your EHR. Period. Not like some vendors where you keep making monthly payments forever.
Budget concerns are no longer a reason to delay.
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CHIME raises concerns about EHR certification
CHIME, an organization that represents 1,400 healthcare CIOs, is calling for a rapid analysis of existing electronic health record certification programs, saying: "Above all else providers need a stable marketplace.