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Medicare Launches Medicare Personal Health Record Choice Pilot

Posted on January 13, 2009 by Dissent

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) today announced the launch of the Medicare PHR Choice Pilot in Arizona and Utah. This pilot program will offer beneficiaries with Original Medicare the opportunity to choose one of the personal health record (PHR) products offered by the companies selected for the pilot. PHRs will allow beneficiaries to maintain their health record information electronically and Medicare will add claims data directly to the PHRs for this pilot.

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CMS’ contractor, Noridian Administrative Services (NAS), is coordinating this pilot program. The selected PHR companies offer beneficiaries a range of product choices, including ones that are free as well as ones that offer “concierge” services, for an extra fee, with additional features such as adding notes from health care providers and other sources of health information.

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