iPatientCare's EHR achieves ONC's 2015 certification - Becker's Hospital Review

The 2015 edition certification supports requirements of modified meaningful use stage 2, meaningful use stage 3, advancing care information, advancing care information transition requirements and the comprehensive primary care plus program

iPatientCare’s EHR underwent detailed tests to demonstrate capabilities to support the aforementioned measures.

Additionally, iPatientCare is recognized by CMS as a qualified MACRA-MIPS registry for the year 2017.

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