The deadline for compliance with the Information Blocking Rule is just 12 days away! I am certain that all the Actors are working feverishly and diligently to come into compliance with these new requirements by this fast-approaching date. On the bright side, I suppose that we can all be relieved that ONC did not stick with its original deadline date of November 2, 2020. However, even with the extra time Actors may still be scrambling to get all of their ducks in a row by April 5, 2021. So, what are the actual consequences if everything is not “buttoned-up” in time?
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