Home Health & Hospice Week
Industry Notes:
VNA Pays $2.4 Million To Settle Charges Related To Doc Signatures
Published on Fri Dec 17, 2021
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Home Health & Hospice Week
- COVID-19:
Latest Federal Court Ruling Switches Medicare Vaccination Mandate Back On For Majority Of States
Providers are getting whiplash from the twists and turns of the mandate’s legal journey. If [...] - Budget:
MedPAC Sharpens Budget Ax For HH, Hospice With Cut, Freeze Recs
Hospice industry is full of bad actors, one commissioner claims. For home health and hospice [...] - Reimbursement:
Beware Serious NOA Challenges Come Jan. 1
Artificial dates for cases that span Jan. 1 with new billing periods are at the [...] - Strategy:
Follow These 8 Steps Now To Achieve NOA Success
Tip: If you struggled with no-pay RAPs, double down on Notice of Admission preparation. Don’t [...] - Regulations:
Keep January 2023 Circled For OASIS-E Implementation
Plus: Shorter HH CAHPS survey may be in the works. Don’t get confused by the [...] - Industry Notes:
OIG Wants Early HH Discharge Penalty For Rehab Facility Patients Too
Policy would cut Medicare spending by nearly $1 billion — and likely cool referrals. Reducing [...] - Industry Notes:
MAC Reaches Out To KY Agencies Ravaged By Tornadoes
Home health and hospices agencies affected by the devastating tornadoes in Kentucky on Dec. 10 [...] - Industry Notes:
Feds Give Agencies Breathing Room On MultiFactor Auth Deadline For PECOS
Remember that switch over to Multi-Factor Authentication for the PECOS system? You’ll have a few [...] - Industry Notes:
Tune Into Free Education Sessions From Joint HHH MAC Summit
If you missed the big joint HHH MAC education session in September, you’re in luck [...] - Industry Notes:
VNA Pays $2.4 Million To Settle Charges Related To Doc Signatures
With Medicare rules and regulations more confusing than ever, you may end up needing to [...] - Billing:
Review Tricky NOA Billing Instruction For January
If you enter the incorrect date, it may cost you big in delays — and [...]
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