In less than two years, many changes will take effect for eligible providers seeking Meaningful Use incentives. Adele Allison, National Director of Government Affairs at SuccessEHS, explains what changes providers can expect moving forward. To view, print or download the Meaningful Use Launch Dates timeline, visit our blog: info.successehs.com/blog

1. Launch Dates for
Meaningful Use

2. Meaningful Use

3. Meaningful Use
Stage Two begins for eligible
providers in calendar year 2014.

4. Meaningful Use
In 2014, regardless of being an MU1 or
MU2 eligible provider, reporting
periods will be a quarter.

5. Meaningful Use
For latecomers beginning Meaningful
Use after 2014, the reporting period
will be a full year.

6. Meaningful Use
Why switch to quarterly
reporting periods?

7. Meaningful Use
To align and support other federal
initiatives (PQRS, ACO, etc.)

8. Meaningful Use
To align and support other federal
initiatives (PQRS, ACO, etc.)
However, this could create data
integrity issues.

9. Launch Timeline
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10. Launch Timeline Ex:
90 days
of Stage 1 in
2011
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11. Launch Timeline Ex:
Full year
of Stage 1 in
2012
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12. Launch Timeline Ex:
Receive
incentives
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13. Launch Timeline Ex:
Full year
of Stage 1 in
2013
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14. Launch Timeline Ex:
Receive
incentives
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15. Launch Timeline Ex:
Begin Stage 2
2014
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16. Launch Timeline Ex:
Choose a
quarter to
report
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17. Launch Timeline Ex:
Same for
Stage 1
latecomers
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