The safe harbors for hospital funding of physician EHR system acquisition have gone largely unused…
Not-for-profit hospitals have been none too quick in rolling out cost-sharing programs for physician office EHR and e-prescribing tools. As Modern Healthcare reports this week, they are concerned about being second-guessed by the IRS, and having improper motives imputed to them, which could lead to sanctions. Given the scrutiny that tax-exempt hospitals have come under recently (see earlier post on this topic), this is probably not an excess of caution.
Explicit guidance on the issue from Congress or the IRS would be welcome, so that the health care system at large may reap the anticipated benefits of broader dissemination of EHR and e-prescribing systems.
In this episode I speak with Ryne Natzke, Chief Revenue Officer of TrustCommerce, a Sphere…
Natalie Davis, CEO of United States of Care, returned to Harlow on Healthcare to discuss…
If the EHR is the system of record, then Lumeon is the system of action.…
Blockchain in healthcare? Well, it can solve some problems. Have a listen to my conversation…
Joel Diamond, Chief Medical Officer at 2bPrecise, speaks with me about bringing genetic testing information…
Have a listen to my discussion with Calum Yacoubian MD, director of Healthcare Strategy at…