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ADL Receives PrescribersConnection LTC Certification

10 June 2015
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June 8, 2015 – ADL Data Systems, Inc. awarded the LTC Partner Certificate of Compliance by PrescribersConnection®, LLC. This new Healthcare industry designation recognizes ADL Data Systems’ commitment to the Long Term and Post-Acute Care (LTPAC) industry, LTPAC Shared Patient Model, and adherence to NCPDP Script 10.6 initiative of November 1, 2014. PrescribersConnection welcomes ADL Data Systems as an ‘Early Adopter’ of the LTC Workflows and Standardization effort underway.

ADL Data Systems, Inc., Optimum Order Entry 2015-04 software, has been certified as of June 8, 2015 in accordance with standardized established NCPDP integration requirements. To successfully pass the PrescribersConnection LTC Certification, the order entry software must complete rigorous and thorough certification tests within these 4 key areas:

  1. Long Term Care Workflows {Census, NewRx, RxFill, Resupply, CancelRx and Response }
  2. PrescribersConnection Application Integration Requirements
  3. PrescribersConnection Script 10.6 Implementation
  4. Connectivity through PrescribersConnection Network

About ADL Data Systems, Inc.

ADL Data Systems has been developing integrated Accounting and EHR/EMR solutions for nursing home facilities and chains for 40 years. The software enables long-term care and senior living communities to deliver superior care, better clinical outcomes and improved financial returns. The software is designed to assist providers to deliver person-centered care, maximize revenues, reduce readmissions, and integrate with major third party vendors.

Please contact sales@adldata.com (914) 591-1800 for more information or if you have any questions. Visit our recently upgraded web site at www.adldata.com

About PrescribersConnection®, LLC.

PrescribersConnection is a developer and marketer of electronic prescription (ePrescription) software solutions that automate the prescription fulfillment processes for healthcare organizations and pharmacies. In addition to our Retail Network, the PrescribersConnection LTC Network is a linked network of Long Term and Post-Acute Care facilities, prescribers, and pharmacies delivering fast and reliable electronic transport of census information, new orders, fill confirmations, resupply requests, and discontinued medications.

It is ONE connection providing facilities with access to ALL pharmacies and prescribers within the PrescribersConnection Network. It is ONE set of standardized workflows for all facilities, prescribers and pharmacies.  It is ONE certification process to enable sending to all pharmacies on the LTC Network.

To learn more about PrescribersConnection, please visit: www.prescribersconnection.com

ADL 10.6 Omnicare Certification

3 June 2015
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ADL Data Systems, a software provider for nursing homes, announced that its electronic health record platform has been certified with Omnicare, the leading pharmacy services provider for nursing homes. ADL clients using the Physician Order Entry system can engage in bi-directional communications via the NCPDP Scripts 10.6 interface to electronically transmit prescriptions to Omnicare.

The Omnicare Certification assures that facilities using the ADL software will have a seem-less experience electronically communicating with Omnicare Pharmacies.  The integration time and costs are significantly less.

The integration assists in Omnicare being able to process and fill their Rx Orders quickly and accurately. This reduces the risk of medication errors and reduces the time needed to deliver the medications to the facility. With medication management being the number one risk factor in nursing homes, this certification with Omnicare makes an easy decision for nursing homes to improve their current medication ordering and administration processes.

About ADL Data Systems
ADL Data Systems, Inc. helps nursing homes meet the challenges of operating long term care senior facilities by enabling them to achieve better patient care while mitigating risks. For more information on ADL Data Systems software solutions, please visit www.adldata.com or follow us on Twitter @adldata.

 

PQRS Submissions Automated

16 April 2015
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Under the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006, CMS implemented the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRS)) with a bonus payment of 1.5 percent for successful participation based on the estimated total allowed charges for all cover services during the reporting period. Physicians and non-physician providers who participate in the program must transmit data to CMS regarding the quality measures reported on in caring for their Medicare patients.

ADL has interfaced our Physician Billing module to submit the PQRS data to CMS. The information is general and sent to PQRS Wizard developed by CECity.

CECity is the #1 cloud-based solution for PQRS Reporting. Providers reporting to CMS through CECity have realized an unparalleled payment success rate of over 99.5%! CECity’s PQRS Solution has a high level of returning users, and a growing community of eligible professionals from practices, physician groups and healthcare organizations both large and small.
 
 
 
 
 

Emdeon One Certification

15 April 2015
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Emdeon acquired Capario to enhance their Revenue Management Platform. The new platform is Emdeon One. ADL is certified by Emdeon to provide a seamless integration of their functions with our patient accounting software.

For more information:
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ONC Roadmap Examined

9 April 2015
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The Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange says that the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT’s interoperability roadmap should “better reflect the realities, gaps, challenges and opportunities” of health IT. Meanwhile, the Federal Trade Commission says ONC should consider how providers’ and vendors’ economic interests align with the benefits of interoperability. FierceHealthIT et al.