The latest proposed rule released by the CMS for the year 2020 aims to standardize data and technical approaches to advance the interoperability of healthcare systems. The new set of proposals are expected to help health care providers, payers and patients get seamless access to healthcare information of the patients. Our whitepaper explores the proposed rule in detail. Visit www.nalashaahealth.com

1. CMS Proposed
Rules for 2020
The Wave of Changes for
Payers & Providers
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2. A Little Background to Start
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Payers
Clinicians and Hospitals
Payer Proposals
Providers
Conclusion
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EPs / EHs / Payers should focus on improving interoperability and
upgrading solutions for patients to be able to securely access, aggregate,
and exchange their health information with other healthcare providers
through their smartphones, (or other devices) helping each other analyze
patient data for better outcomes.
Increase transparency in data sharing practices and strengthen technical
solutions to achieve patient security, so payers can access population-
level clinical data promoting economic transparency and operational
efficiency to lower both the cost of care and administrative costs.
Prioritize improving health IT and reducing documentation burden, time
inefficiencies, and hassle for health care providers, so they can focus on
their patients rather than their computers.
Conclusion
The 3 proposals for Providers apply to:
Hospitals: eligible hospitals (EH), short-term acute care, long-term
care, rehabilitation, psychiatric, children’s, cancer hospitals, and
critical access hospitals (CAHs); includes the hospital Promoting
Interoperability (PI) Program
Clinicians: physicians and eligible clinicians (EC); includes those in
Quality Payment Program (QPP)

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Nalashaa heatlhcare solutions is well suited to help payers and
providers adhere to these brand new regulatory requirements,
helping both payers and providers resolve the challenges related to
healthcare information sharing.
The new proposed rule for providers and payers for the year
2020, introduces vital provisions for EHR interoperability. These
new initiatives further add momentum to the CMS’s vision of
healthcare interoperability.
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