An eligible professional, eligible hospital, or critical access hospital attesting to receive an incentive payment for the Electronic Health Record Incentive Program may be subject to a Meaningful Use audit. Some health care providers have had to pay back thousands of dollars to state or federal governments, because documentation was missing to support their Promoting Interoperability attestation.
The Kentucky REC can help make sure this does not happen to you. We offer a mock-audit service that will help evaluate your level of preparedness so that when you are audited, you are ready.
Contact the Kentucky REC today for more information on reducing your risk of repayment during an audit.
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KENTUCKY REC PROMOTING INTEROPERABILITY NEWS
CMS Finalizes FY 2027 IPPS Rule: What Hospitals Need to Know About Medicare Promoting Interoperability
CMS recently finalized several changes to the Medicare Promoting Interoperability Program that hospitals should be aware of as they plan for upcoming reporting years.* The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued the FY 2027 Hospital Inpatient...
Kentucky REC Annual Conference Oct 29: The New KHIE Portal
Hybrid Event with Special Guest Speakers - In Person and Online Oct. 29 2026, Lexington Kentucky, The Campbell HouseThe New KHIE Portal: Features, Functionality & What’s Ahead Speaker: Rachael Roehrig, Deputy executive Director - division of the kentucky health...
Kentucky REC Annual Conference Oct 29: What Hospitals Need to Know for Medicare PI
Hybrid Event with Special Guest Speakers - In Person and Online Oct. 29 2026, Lexington Kentucky, The Campbell HouseConnecting Care Through Interoperability: What Hospitals Need to Know for Medicare PI Speaker: Kristina Stolitca, Kentucky REC Kentucky REC Hospital...
