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CMS Extends Deadline to Appeal EHR Incentive Eligibility

Physicians and other so-called eligible professionals still wanting to appeal their eligibility determinations for the 2011 Medicare electronic health-record incentive payment program will have an extra month to file those appeals, the CMS announced.

The new deadline is April 30.

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Source: ModernHealthcare

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