In today’s healthcare landscape, compliance and cost control are top priorities for healthcare executives, IT leaders, and compliance officers. As organizations navigate the complexities of electronic health record (EHR) transitions, legacy system management, and HIPAA mandates, the question isn’t just how to stay compliant—it’s how to do so while reducing technical debt and improving governance.
Two Point’s ACERT™ HIT Archive was designed specifically to help health systems retire legacy systems and simplify compliance with state and federal regulations, all while realizing significant cost savings. In this blog, we explore how ACERT™ strengthens HIT governance from both regulatory and financial perspectives.
Many health systems maintain outdated EHRs like eClinicalWorks, Allscripts, or NextGen long after transitioning to modern platforms like Epic, Cerner, or MEDITECH. Why? Because legacy systems often hold years of patient, billing, and clinical data that must remain accessible for:
Yet continuing to license, maintain, and secure these legacy platforms creates significant risk:
ACERT™ is more than just a data repository—it’s a governance tool purpose-built for healthcare. Key features that support compliance and security include:
In addition to compliance, ACERT™ delivers measurable cost savings:
With ACERT™, health systems can unify access to historical data from multiple legacy systems in a single, searchable portal. This improves governance by:
Whether for internal audits, RAC reviews, malpractice defense, or patient access requests, ACERT™ streamlines data retrieval and documentation. Legal and compliance teams gain confidence knowing that:
HIT governance is no longer just the domain of IT. CIOs, CISOs, CFOs, and Chief Compliance Officers all play a role in managing risk and ensuring cost-effective data stewardship. ACERT™ supports each of these leaders with:
As healthcare organizations grow more data-dependent, strong governance must evolve beyond spreadsheets and manual audits. ACERT™ provides a modern, cost-effective foundation for HIT governance that supports compliance, reduces overhead, and simplifies system decommissioning.