Wolters Kluwer Collaborates With AHIMA to Provide Members With MediRegs Content

Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. recently announced a new collaboration with AHIMA. For the first time, Wolters Kluwer will provide AHIMA members with access to a custom solution within the MediRegs Compliance Suite portfolio, delivering expert-curated content on federal regulatory changes to HIM professionals. 

Wolters Kluwer’s MediRegs—a medical coding and health care compliance solution—provides professionals with immediate access to deep domain expertise and constantly updated content. The premier software allows users to easily access the regulatory information they need to make the right decisions. Through this new relationship with AHIMA, Wolters Kluwer will produce a custom weekly newsfeed entitled “MediRegs Weekly Regulatory Highlights” that provides insights on federal guidelines and aggregates the most widely used content on MediRegs. AHIMA members will be able to access this resource for free on My.AHIMA.org. 

“The MediRegs team at Wolters Kluwer, known for the breadth and depth of content available in our workflow solutions, is delighted to have created this custom newsfeed for AHIMA members,” says Tim Feldman, vice president and general manager of health care compliance and reimbursement at Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. “As the impacts of COVID-19 continue to unfold and change the regulatory landscape, we are very pleased to make even more of our expert content available to health information management professionals now, when it’s needed more than ever.” 

“Regulatory issues are a top concern for AHIMA members and I’m pleased MediRegs Weekly Regulatory Highlights will offer members news and content they need,” says Wylecia Wiggs Harris, PhD, CAE, AHIMA CEO. “As the nation continues to fight COVID-19, these resources will help our members navigate a new landscape. Our new relationship with Wolters Kluwer is a win for health information management professionals.” 

The newsfeed will feature several highlights, including the following: 

• the latest news from government press releases and fact sheets;
• final and proposed federal regulations;
• content from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, including Manual Transmittals and MLN Matters Articles, and Quality, Safety, & Oversight - General Information (QSO Letters);
• court cases and administrative actions; and
• Office of Inspector General actions. 

Source: Wolters Kluwer