Meaningful Use for Hospitals

Medicity ProAccess for hospitals, health systems, and health information organizations has received Office of the National Coordinator (ONC) certification.

ProAccess delivers HIE functionality to help your hospital or health system qualify for Meaningful Use funding under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA).

Rather than take the place of your existing hospital information systems, ProAccess provides HIE functionality that supplements your hospital or health system's technology and fills the gaps in your Meaningful Use technology strategy.

Tested and certified under the Drummond Group's EHR ONC-ATCB program, the ProAccess software is 2011/2012 compliant – enabling fulfillment of Stage 1 meaningful use measures.

Medicity’s areas of certification include security; maintenance of problems, allergies, and medication lists; submission to immunization registries; public health surveillance; and the ability to import, export, and exchange patient summary documents.

Specific certification criteria met by ProAccess are:

170.302(c) - Maintain up-to-date problem list
170.302(d) - Maintain active medication list
170.302(e) - Maintain active medication allergy list
170.302(h) - Incorporate laboratory test results
170.302(j) - Medication reconciliation
170.302(k) - Submission to immunization registries
170.302(l) - Public health surveillance
170.302(o) - Access control
170.302(p) - Emergency access
170.302(q) - Automatic log-off
170.302(r) - Audit log
170.302(s) - Integrity
170.302(t) - Authentication
170.302(u) - General encryption
170.302(v) - HIE encryption
170.306(d.1) - Electronic copy of health information
170.306(d.2) - Electronic copy of discharge summary
170.306(e) - Electronic copy of discharge instructions
170.306(f) - Exchange patient summary record
170.306(g) - Reportable lab results