Meaningful use payments pass $30B mark

As of March 2015, CMS has paid out more than $30 billion in meaningful use payments to eligible professionals and eligible hospitals participating in both the Medicare and Medicaid EHR incentive programs.

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According to CMS data, there are 447,842 providers participating in meaningful use programs as of March.

Of the $30 billion total in incentive payments, approximately $7.7 billion was paid to Medicare eligible professionals, $3.6 billion was paid to Medicaid eligible professionals, $18.3 billion was paid to eligible hospitals and critical access hospitals and $400 million was paid to Medicare Advantage organizations.

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