Why certification is important, and what it all means – at a glance.

As part of President Obama’s economic stimulus package officially known as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (or ARRA), approximately $20 billion has been allocated to entice hospitals and physicians to adopt healthcare information technologies such as Electronic Health Records(EHR)/Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and e-Prescribing. At least $17.2 billion of this money will be available as incentives through the Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement systems to assist providers in adopting EHRs. Some people refer to this program as HITECH.

Meta Healthcare IT Solutions will guide you through the reimbursement process.

Our trained experts will guide you step-by-step through the ARRA HITECH reimbursement process and help you navigate to achieve successful “meaningful use.” Our premiere MetaCare Enterprise EHR suite received Complete EHR ONC-ATCB 2011/2012 Certification by Infoguard. This means that it is officially recognized as an authorized E.H.R vendor, enabling providers to meet the Stage 1 meaningful use measures required to qualify for funding under ARRA. Meta’s CMS EHR Certification ID is 30000004JD6JEAG.

MetaCare Enterprise EHR is HIPAA compliant and secure.

Compliant with ARRA patient safety initiatives, MetaCare Enterprise EHR is comprised of fully-integrated solutions. Working with hospitals to meet ARRA and CMS patient care initiatives, MetaCare Enterprise EHR is designed to help hospitals not only meet ‘meaningful use’ but also evolve and redefine it in their care.

To ensure that you have the safety of your patients in mind every time, Meta’s premiere MetaCare Enterprise EHR suite offers 6 Rights Checking along with auditing reports and quality improvement measures. Our MetaCare CPOE solution through its physician dashboard allows physicians to view their patients across multiple visits, which is required for Stage 1 of Meaningful Use criteria. In addition, MetaCare eMAR includes barcode medication administration capabilities, a step required for Stage 2 of Meaningful Use criteria.