What is ONC EHR Certification?

The Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) Health IT Certification Program is a voluntary certification program established by the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT to provide for the certification of health IT standards, implementation specifications and certification criteria. In order to capture and share patient data efficiently, providers need an EHR that stores data in a structured format. Structured data allows patient information to be easily retrieved and transferred, and it allows the provider to use the EHR in ways that can aid patient care. Certified EHR technology gives assurance to purchasers and other users that an EHR system or module is capable of offering certain technological capability, functionality, and security features defined by ONC.

EHR1 Certified EHR Product Information

EHR1 is a 2015 Edition certified Health IT product. For more details on EHR1 Cost and Limitations, please refer to the EHR1 COSTS AND LIMITATIONS PER ONC.



EHR1 is compliant with 170.315(b)(10) EHI export criterion using HL7 CCDA specifications.  This export can be accomplished by an administrator in the practice settings section of EHR1.  Industry standard HL7 CCDA specifications can be found at the button link below: