tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2009 Issue 19
E-PRESCRIBING: 3 Tips Help You Transition Easily to E-Prescribing
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Article Overview
This article explains how medical practices can prepare for and participate in CMS e-prescribing incentives. It covers broad program requirements, the categories of reporting codes involved, and practical rollout considerations such as staff training and pharmacy readiness. The piece is intended for practices, coders, and office managers evaluating e-prescribing adoption and compliance.
Why This Topic Matters
E-prescribing incentive programs affect Medicare payment and future penalties, so practices need to understand participation requirements and reporting at a high level before implementation.
Article Sections
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Know 4 E-Script Requirements
Introduces the core capabilities expected of a qualified e-prescribing system and places them in the context of the CMS incentive program.
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Report the Appropriate Codes
Discusses the reporting framework tied to Medicare e-prescribing participation, including denominator services and e-prescribing reporting codes.
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Get a Handle on Training
Covers general implementation and staff training considerations, including coordination with pharmacies and options for introducing e-prescribing into a practice.
What You Will Learn
- What the article says about preparing for CMS e-prescribing participation
- How the article frames the reporting structure associated with Medicare e-prescribing
- What implementation topics are highlighted for practice workflow and training
- Why pharmacy coordination is presented as part of the rollout process
Who Should Read This
- Medical coders
- Practice managers
- Office managers
- Physicians
- Clinical staff
Codes Discussed
Code Ranges Discussed
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