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Remote Backup and Disaster Recovery

No more worrying about Backups, because it’s Automatic
HIPAA ready offsite Data backup and recovery
No In-House Technical IT Staff Required
Monitoring of your backups by trained support staff
Unlimited Professional Support Services for Data Recovery
Includes 30 Days of emergency online application hosting services for 2-Users
Monthly Archival and Recovery DVD/CD backups
Super fast setup and Ability to Add or Remove Services as needed
Proactive Virus protection reduces threat of data corruption from viruses
Redundant Backup Servers to ensure reliability
No Start-up Fees and flexible automatic credit card billing
Optional Emergency Computer Workstation or Server Rentals

IMS Version 14 Receives CCHIT Certification for 2011/2012

Commission Announces First ONC-ATCB 2011/2012 Certifications

33 Electronic Health Record Products Meeting ARRA Requirements Are Available to Providers

Press Release reprinted from Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT) - Oct, 1, 2010

Section 179 Extended to 2011

The IRS has extended Section 179 and made it bigger and better. An increase of the total amount available for deduction to $500,000 (up from $250,000) and an increase to the total amount of equipment purchased to $2 million (up from $800,000).

IMS Version 14 Receives CCHIT Certification for 2011/2012

Commission Announces First ONC-ATCB 2011/2012 Certifications

33 Electronic Health Record Products Meeting ARRA Requirements Are Available to Providers

Press Release reprinted from Certification Commission for Health Information Technology (CCHIT) - Oct, 1, 2010

5010 Rules

On January 16, 2009, the U.S Secretary of Health and Human Services issued Final Rules for updated versions to the electronic transactions originally outlined under the Administrative Simplification provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA). These Final Rules are collectively known as the 5010 Rules.

Red Flag Rule Enforcement Delayed

Reprinted from MedPage Today

By Emily Walker, Washington Correspondednt, MedPage Today May 29,2010

WASHINGTON -- The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will not enforce its "red flag rule" until 2011, giving doctors an extra seven months until they have to comply with the antifraud measure.