Just a few short months ago, we held a webinar on the battle between privacy vs. access. And access was winning. The push towards digitization and automation favors access, and with regulations like the Cures Act focused on enhancing patient access to health...
The 21st Century Cures Act was signed into law back in 2016. At a high level, the Cures Act is about enhancing patient access to electronic health records. And while empowering patients with access to their health records is a worthy goal, the actual process for...
A “designated record set” includes information maintained by a covered entity. For health plans, this includes information regarding enrollment, payment, claims adjudication, and case or medical management record systems
For healthcare providers, this includes medical and billing records maintained by or for the provider, lab results, imaging.
Update (3/1/2022): The enforcement of the NSA is pending ongoing legislation and potentially adjusted rule provisions. HealthMark continues to remain apprised of changes and will provide ongoing updates. THE NO SURPRISES ACT - WHAT IS IT? Surprise medical billing,...
Zack Perry, SVP of Strategy for HealthMark Group and President of AHIOS, joins partners from the law firm McGuireWoods to discuss the potential impact of the HIPAA Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) on the request of medical records....
In light of this year’s regulatory information overhauls that include the HIPAA NPRM, 21st Century Cures Act, Information Blocking and more, our recent webinar explored the battle between privacy and access as well as the juxtapositions and challenges brought to both...
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