App Tracks Vendors’ ICD-10 Readiness
A new dashboard application from Yakima, Wash.-based VitalWare is designed to help health care organizations track the progress of their information systems vendors in meeting timelines and requirements for the ICD-10 code sets, which have an Oct. 1, 2013 compliance date.
A new dashboard application from Yakima, Wash.-based VitalWare is designed to help health care organizations track the progress of their information systems vendors in meeting timelines and requirements for the ICD-10 code sets, which have an Oct. 1, 2013 compliance date.
The VitalView dashboard collects, tracks and displays by vendor and product information which systems have a measurable impact on a hospital's ICD-10 compliance, the status of vendor readiness--such as "high impact but low readiness"--and generates alerts when vendor products miss or complete milestones, or otherwise are at risk.
The dashboard is for organizations that have taken an inventory of ICD-10 affected systems. VitalWare also is offering an outsourced service to bring on-site personnel to work with providers to compile an initial inventory and assist in planning, project creation and internal readiness activities. More information is available at vitalware.com.
The VitalView dashboard collects, tracks and displays by vendor and product information which systems have a measurable impact on a hospital's ICD-10 compliance, the status of vendor readiness--such as "high impact but low readiness"--and generates alerts when vendor products miss or complete milestones, or otherwise are at risk.
The dashboard is for organizations that have taken an inventory of ICD-10 affected systems. VitalWare also is offering an outsourced service to bring on-site personnel to work with providers to compile an initial inventory and assist in planning, project creation and internal readiness activities. More information is available at vitalware.com.
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