Meaningful Use Stage 1 and 2 assistance!


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Let your REC help you claim your hardship exception.


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our local Regional Extension Center (REC) has experienced consultants to assist your health care IT needs. Texas RECs have been positioned to effectively support practices and hospitals with all stages of meaningful use, including expertise in the following areas:


 Meaningful Use Stage 1 and 2 Assistance


 AssistanceUsehardshipexception by June 30th deadline


 Preparation for Meaningful Use and HIPAA Audits


 Assistance creating/updating Business Associate Agreements


 Assistin2014EHRVendor  Security Risk Assessment  HIPAA Policy & Procedures


We are your Trusted Advisor for Meaningful Use and EHR Implementation for Primary Care, Specialists, FQHC and Hospitals.


Greater Houston Area San Antonio Corpus Christi Laredo


Rio Grande Valley


DFW Metroplex Corsicana Jacksonville Longview Texarkana Tyler


NORTH TEXAS REC (469) 648-5112 nelgendy@ntrec.org www.ntrec.org


East Texas Hill Country Austin Waco


Brazos Valley


CENTREAST REC (979) 436-0390


centreastrec@tamhsc.edu www.centreastrec.org


GULF COAST REC (713) 500-3479 GCREC@uth.tmc.edu www.uthouston.edu/gcrec


Serving the


108 Most Western Counties in Texas


WEST TEXAS HITREC (806) 743-7960 info@wtxhitrec.org www.wtxhitrec.org


TOPIC: Ominbus Rule - Changes to Business Associate Agreements, Breach and Incident Report and Notices


DATE: July 9, 2014


PRESENTERS: Terry Alexander, BS, Director of Critical Access and Rural Hospitals; Coleman Johnson, JD, Director of Contracts, Reporting, Security and Policy


REGISTRATION: www.txrecs.org/webinars


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