5 Ways to Make Sure Your EHR is Ready for ICD-10

In a Medical Practice Insider report, Jonathan Conley, product manager at Emdeon, discusses ways to make sure that a medical practice’s electronic health record system, as well as the staff, for the transition to ICD-10.

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By: Staff

Here are the five ways:

1. Learn how ICD-10 will impact coding practices.
2. Press vendors on system readiness.
3. Review template and treatment plans.
4. Evaluate downstream billing impacts.
5. Don’t skimp on training.

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