Industry Note: EHR Hardship Exception Application Doesn't Prevent You from Meeting MU Requirements

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Article Overview

This short industry note summarizes a CMS FAQ about the relationship between hardship exception applications, attestation for the EHR Incentive Program, and possible incentive/payment adjustment outcomes. It is relevant to providers and billing or compliance staff tracking Medicare EHR participation timelines and administrative requirements.

Why This Topic Matters

It helps readers understand that filing a hardship exception request and pursuing EHR incentive attestation are addressed as separate administrative actions, which can affect reporting workflow and payment planning.

What You Will Learn

  • How CMS addresses hardship exception applications in relation to EHR Incentive Program attestation
  • The general timing framework discussed for applying and attesting
  • What kinds of EHR participation outcomes the article discusses at a high level
  • Which stakeholders should pay attention to CMS guidance on EHR exceptions and incentives

Who Should Read This

  • Physicians and other eligible professionals
  • Hospital and practice administrators
  • Medical billing and coding staff
  • Compliance and revenue cycle teams

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