Texascoder64
Guru
Is it necessary to still report G8553 in 2013 if you sucessfully reported the required e-scripts in 2012?
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KathyStull
Guest
Yes. E-RX is an annual requirement.
Texascoder64
Guru
Thanks Kathy, are the requirements 10 rx's by June 30th or 25 rx's ?
Candice_Fenildo
Guest
25. I posted in your other question as well. here is a helpful link for you
http://www.physiciansfirst.com/uploads/images/documents/2013ERxClaimsReportingPrinciples.pdf
http://www.physiciansfirst.com/uploads/images/documents/2013ERxClaimsReportingPrinciples.pdf
Is it still 25 if you are not trying to get the incentive, just to avoid the penalty? I thought it was only 10 to avoid the penalty. If you are a meaningful user isnt there now an exemption you can apply for that makes it possible for you to avoid the penalty without having to file the G8553?