This Health IT Module is compliant with the ONC Certification Criteria for Health IT and has been certified by an ONC-ACB in accordance with the applicable certification criteria adopted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. This certification does not represent an endorsement by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Costs, Fees & Limitations of Certified Health IT, FAQ’s
Costs / Fees
What costs/fees may a user incur to implement the certified software?
VieCure is priced using transaction fees based on clinic volumes, implementation fees, dependent on the size of the practice ands cope and complexity of interface requirements, may also apply
Are these cost/fees fixed, one-time, recurring, ongoing, monthly, transaction-based, annual, etc.?
Transaction fees are recurring monthly or quarterly charges, implementation fees are one-time fees
What additional software must be purchased that is not included in the initial purchase of the software?
No specific requirements for additional software
What kind of services, functionality or software are attributed to this cost?
Rights to use the platform and related clinical content, transaction processing, cloud hosting, interfaces to other clinic systems, user training, database initialization and customization, customization of clinical content, ongoing support and maintenance
Are there factors that impact additional types of costs including but not limited to geographical considerations, volume and usage, costs associated with necessary interfaces and other licences or technology, and costs associated with exchange partner technology and characteristics, among other relevant factors?
Primarily dependant on the size of the practice and scope and complexity of interfaces
Contractual Limitations
Does a provider have to sign a contract when purchasing your product? Does the contract impose limitations that could limit the implementation or use of certified capabilities or the data generated by these capabilities?
A contract governing the use of the platform is required but does not pose limitations on the use of the certified capabilities
Are there business policies or practices that may cause limitations on the implementation or use of certified capabilities?
This would depend on the customer
Is it necessary for the user to engage with a third party?
No
Technical Limitations
Are there any product limitations that could prevent or impair the implementation, configuration, maintenance, support or use of a certified capability?
No
Are there any limitations on workstations or licenses where the software is deployed, volume of transactions or usage, or associated bandwidth limitations?
No
Are there any limitations that a user may encounter regarding the exchange or portability of any data generated while using the capability?
No
Are there any limitations with non-certified capabilities that may interface with the use or implementation of any certified capabilities?
No
EHI Export
VieCure enables providers to independently export EHI for individual patients and their patient populations at any time, without requiring developer assistance. The export formats include both comma-separated values (CSV) files and the native formats of documents and notes attached to the account. The CSV file and associated documents are stored in a dedicated folder named after the patient. The contents of data recorded directly in VieCure are written into the CSV file, with each data field separated by commas. VieCure also allows the upload and association of documents with the patient’s chart, and the EHI Export feature will produce those documents and notes in their original native formats as they were uploaded.
Real World Testing
This is the real world test plan for CY 2023 for VieCure certified EHR solution. It provides the real world test measurements and metrics that meet the intent and objectives of ONC’s Condition of Certification and Maintenance of Certification requirement for real world testing to evaluate compliance with the certification criteria and interoperability of exchanging electronic health information (EHI) within the care and practice setting which it is targeted for use.