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Reading Between the Lines – No-Pay RAP January 1, 2021
Learn more about the No-Pay RAP effective January 1, 2021, what this change means for your HHA, and actions you can take now to prepare.
CY 2021 Final Home Health Payment Rule Released: What you need to know
CMS released its final home health payment rule for 2021 on October 29, 2020. We’ve outlined important aspects of the final rule that home health providers need to know to stay informed and keep operations running smoothly.
What You Need to Know About the ICD-10-CM Updates for FY 2021
October 1, 2020 is just around the corner, meaning it’s time for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) to release the home health ICD-10-CM update files for FY 2021.
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Home Health Final Rule: Preparing for the No-Pay RAP and Wage Index Updates
Learn details of the home health prospective payment updates with a focus on the no-pay RAP and the changes to the wage index.
Hospice Compliance with Quality Measures – Admission through Discharge
As CMS continues to move forward with quality indicators and public reporting for hospice, it is important to know how you can use this information and reporting to help steer your agency towards success.
Keys to Mastering Homebound Status and Medical Necessity Documentation Compliance
Take a deep dive into what you need to know for achieving comprehensive, timely clinical documentation that meets regulatory requirements and lays the foundation for quality care delivery.
Case Studies
Multi-Facility Skilled Nursing Organization Partners with McBee to Enhance PDPM Compliance and Optimize EHR Utilization
Since the implementation of the Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM) in October of 2019, many skilled nursing organizations have employed a variety of strategies for grading their overall performance against this new reimbursement model.
Skilled Nursing Billing Outsource Solution Increases Provider’s Cash Collection by 17%, Reduces Billing Errors by 80%
As the saying goes: “Cash is King”. Maintaining a steady cash flow is one of the pervasive issues that affects many health care providers, especially in a time when economies of scale are rapidly transforming the landscape of health care.
Home Health Provider Prepares for PDGM; Reduces LUPA by 40% through Episode Management
The home care provider was experiencing a high LUPA rates that consistently exceeded 15%. A staffing shortage, particularly with nurses, combined with communication challenges throughout made it difficult to achieve positive patient outcomes.
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