CyberLAB ONC Certification and Costs

Aspyra, LLC’s CyberLAB® version 7.3.1 Laboratory Information System software has successfully completed SLI Compliance ONC-ACB EHR 2015 Cures Update Edition Certification on December 21, 2020. The CHPL Product Number and ONC-ACB Certification ID: 15.05.05.1115.ASPY.01.00.0.201221 and related certification information can be viewed by clicking the flowing link to the ONC CHPL website: https://chpl.healthit.gov/#/listing/10518

The certification was issued by SLI Compliance on behalf of the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) in the following measures:

• 170.315.d.1 – Authentication, Access Control, and Authorization
• 170.315.d.2 – Auditable Events and Tamper-resistance
• 170.315.d.3 – Audit Report
• 170.315.d.5 – Automatic Logoff
• 170.315.d.7 – End-user Device Encryption
• 170.315.d.12 – Encrypt Authentication Credentials
• 170.315.d.13 – Multi-Factor Authentication
• 170.315.f.3 – Transmission to Public Health Agencies – Reportable Laboratory Tests and Values/Results
• 170.315.g.4 – Quality Management System
• 170.315.g.5 – Accessibility-centered Design

This Health IT Module is 2015 Edition compliant and has been certified by an ONC-ACB in accordance with the applicable certification criteria adopted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services. This certification does not represent an endorsement by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Real World Test Plan CY2022

The objective of real world testing is to verify the extent to which certified health IT deployed in operational production settings is demonstrating continued compliance to certification criteria and functioning with the intended use cases as part of the overall maintenance of a health IT’s certification. To view Aspyra’s Real World Test Plan CY2022 for CyberLAB, please click here.

Additional Costs for ONC Certification:

This Health IT Module will require an additional cost to establish each 2015 Cures Update Compliant Interface to be used for reporting to each registry from each reporting system. For example, immunization registries, cancer registries, and public health agencies would all be separate interfaces that will in each instance incur the additional cost equal to 50% of each interface price (ONC Certification Surcharge) for each reporting system (EHR/EMR/HIS System) that CyberLAB will be reporting through. In addition, ongoing support fees will include the 50% ONC Certification Surcharge as well and can be paid monthly, quarterly or annually as determined by the license and support agreements elected by the user.