decisionhealth Newsletters, Part B News - 2014 Issue 6 (June)
Protect your EHR hardship exception if CMS doesn’t confirm online submission
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Article Overview
This piece addresses a CMS electronic submission issue affecting eligible professionals seeking an EHR meaningful use hardship exception. It explains why reliable proof of submission matters, the general kinds of backup documentation and receipt-tracking practices readers may want to consider, and the organizations and contacts involved in the reporting issue. The article is relevant to providers, practice administrators, and coding/reimbursement professionals who monitor Medicare payment impacts tied to EHR-related requirements.
Why This Topic Matters
The article helps readers understand a practical filing-risk problem that could affect Medicare reimbursement if CMS does not acknowledge receipt of a hardship exception request. It is useful for professionals who need to document timely submission and manage compliance-related correspondence with CMS.
What You Will Learn
- Why confirmation of a CMS electronic submission may matter for hardship exception filing
- What kinds of non-technical backup documentation may help establish that a request was sent
- Which CMS-related contact channels are mentioned in connection with the submission issue
- How the article frames the risk to eligible professionals under the meaningful use hardship exception process
Who Should Read This
- Eligible professionals
- Physician practices
- Practice administrators
- Revenue cycle and reimbursement staff
- Health information management professionals
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