Meaningful Use Extension Center Portal

A Health Information Exchange is a prerequisite to obtaining incentive funds.

The HITECH Act states that the purchase and implementation of an EHR are not enough to qualify for Medicare incentives. "Meaningful use" of certified technology must be demonstrated, and that includes health information exchange "to improve the quality of health care, such as promoting care coordination" (The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, H.R.1-365, 111th Cong.  Sec. 4102, Paragraph 3 "Meaningful EHR User", Section ii "Information Exchange").

Oxcyon's Meaningful Use Portal provides a turnkey health information exchange for HIE, REC, and Job Training award recipients. This robust solution combines tools for Vendor Selection, Online Education & Certification, Knowledge Sharing, Surveys, and more, in a centralized framework capable of reporting on the success over time. Oxcyon's Meaningful Use Portal addresses sustainability gives your organization all of the online tools you need to build awareness, promote the adoption of Electronic Health Records for your local physician practices, and utlimately reporting as to its usability. This portal supports subscription of your physician members, and also sponsorships from vendors and service providers....making your organization the intermediary guiding physicians to the right tools for their practice. Online education and certifcation can be automated, whether it has to do with general meaningful use awareness tests, to specific training on software tools or processes.




Each Audience (microsite) can have its own design, administrators, URL, and be treated as an element of the larger portal, or treated as a separate stand alone website showing no relationship to the parent. It is entirely up to you how you wish to market your individual projects. Oxcyon has much experience in helping organizations like Publishers (multiple magazines & directories), Hospitals & Health Networks (multiple facilities, brands, and service lines), Non Profit (denominational churches with multiple regional and local ministries), and Government (serving multiple user types, based on their security)