EHR certification update 3.11.11

Mary Stevens | | Health Exec | EMR/EHR
CMIO.net presents a weekly update of the EHR products certified by the Office of the National Coordinator of Health IT Authorized Testing and Certification Bodies (ONC-ATCBs). The following EHR certifications were announced recently:

Vendor; product: DocuTrac; QuicDoc 6.2
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 Complete EHR (behavioral health)
Certifying body: Drummond Group
Certification number: 03042011-1786-6

 Vendor; product: Henry Schein MicroMD; MicroMD EMR 7.5
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 Complete EHR 
Certifying body: Certification Commission for Health IT (CCHIT)
Certification number: CC-1112-524956-3

Vendor; product: Infoquest Systems; InfoCare IQ11.1
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 Complete Ambulatory EHR 
Certifying body: Drummond Group
Certification number: 01282011-5895-6

Vendor; product: IOS Health System; MedIOS 4.62
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 Complete EHR 
Certifying body: CCHIT
Certification number: CC-1112-831770-1

Vendor; product: Office Ally; EHR 24/7 3.6.0
Certification: Stage 1 2011/2012 pre-market ambulatory certification
Certifying body: CCHIT
Certification number: CC-1112-490300-1

Click here to access the complete Certified Health IT Products List.

Mary Stevens

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