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EHR Integrated

EHR is committed to the efficiency and accuracy of the RAC tracking process and, to this end, published an inbound/outbound data exchange interface for RAC Tracking providers to access at no cost. EHR has validated that an exclusive group of RAC tracking and workflow/data management solutions integrate with EHR technology and reporting. Working with an EHR Integrated™ solution enables EHR and the hospital to exchange RAC appeals data and status updates seamlessly. This avoids time-intensive, costly data entry that the hospital would otherwise incur. Furthermore, utilizing an EHR Integrated™ solution reduces the hospital's administrative processing efforts and optimizes data integrity and completeness throughout the RAC appeals status and data tracking process. To maximize the workflow and efficiency of your hospital's RAC Rapid Response team, look for the EHR Integrated™ logo when evaluating software solutions for your facility. For more information on the EHR Integrated™ program, please email EHR at EHRIntegrated@ehrdocs.com.

EHR has validated that the following products integrate with EHR technology and reporting:

Platinum Certification Level
Full electronic integration of data and image transfers for RAC between EHR, RAC Tracking and workflow/data management solution and image management solution.

RACPro*	Audit Manager*	Audit Management*

Compliance 360 Claims Auditor*	Audit Tracker Online*	MediRegs ComplyTrack Audit Detail Manager*

	GNYHA Tracker*

Bronze Certification Level
Electronic integration of data only transfers for RAC between EHR and RAC Tracking and workflow/data management solution.

Allscripts Audit+*		MedAssets Claims Auditor*

* EHR is actively performing a thorough review of these solutions and the EHR Integrated certification process is underway. Final certification will be awarded once the review process is complete. The following vendors, after reviewing EHR requirements, have attested that they meet those requirements and are committed to successfully completing testing by early 2010.