ICD-10 News: eHealth University Resources

News Updates | February 27, 2014
ICD-10 eHealth University Resources CMS has launched eHealth University, a new go-to resource to help providers understand, implement, and successfully participate in CMS eHealth programs. eHealth University features a full curriculum of materials and information, all in one location. The education modules are organized by level, from beginner to advanced, and simplify complex information in a variety of formats, including  fact sheets, guides, videos, checklists, webinar recordings, and more. As part of eHealth University, CMS is offering several resources to help you prepare for the October 1, 2014, ICD-10 compliance date. These include: Introduction to ICD-10 – This fact sheet provides an introduction to ICD-10 and explains the key steps for switching to ICD-10. Transition Checklist: Large Practices and Transition Checklist: Small and Medium Practices – These checklists outline tasks and estimated timeframes for important ICD-10 transition activities for small, medium, and large practices. Basics for Small and Rural Practices – This beginner-level fact sheet provides basics about the ICD-10 transition for small and rural practices, including background on ICD-10, important questions to answer about ICD-10 preparations, and resources to help prepare for the compliance date. Introduction to ICD-10 for Providers  - This in-depth guide for providers explains the background behind ICD-10, why the transition is important, how providers can prepare for ICD-10, and important resources to help transition. Once you have an understanding of the basics of ICD-10 through these beginner-level resources, check out the intermediate and advanced resources also available on the eHealth University website. By using these tools, you can better prepare forOctober 1, 2014, and help ensure a smooth transition to ICD-10. Keep Up to Date on ICD-10 Visit the CMS ICD-10 website for the latest news and resources to help you prepare for the October 1, 2014, compliance date. Sign up for CMS ICD-10 Industry Email Updates and follow us on Twitter.
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