nIThealth is successfully helping healthcare organizations meet the requirementss.The Obama administration wants all health providers to go paperless by 2015. It has put forward a proposal that Brenda Gleason, president of M2 Health Care Consulting in Washington, D.C., calls a “combination of carrot and stick”—awarding higher payouts to Medicare physicians and hospitals that use electronic health records, and penalizing those that don’t. Participating doctors would receive $44,000 over five years, and hospitals could get much more, into the millions of dollars Learn More