Home Health & Hospice Week
ASK THESE 8 VITAL RED FLAGS RULE QUESTIONS
Going through the motions to prevent patient identity theft isn't good enough. Be sure to ask -- and answer -- these followup questions in the event of potential ID theft, recommends • How do we control a breach? • How do we determine what happened and what information was subject to the improper use? • How do we mitigate the breach (including recovering lost data for internal purposes)? • What do we need to do to ensure this doesn't happen again? • Do we have to notify anyone? • If so, who must we notify and through what means? • If we don't "have to" notify, should we notify anyway? • Is there anyone else we need to notify (clients, regulators, etc.)?
Home Health & Hospice Week
- Audits:
DON'T GET FLOODED BY FIRST RAC WAVE
Home health likely target for claims review, expert predicts. Home health providers are keeping a [...] - Contractors:
KNOW THESE NEW CONTRACTOR NAMES
With an influx of new payment and program integrity contractors potentially making your life more [...] - Diagnosis Coding:
CMS DISMISSES ATTACHMENT D CONCERNS
Sequencing, risk adjustment not harmed by new guidance on secondary diagnosis coding, CMS official maintains. [...] - Compliance :
ACT QUICKLY IF YOU SUSPECT ID THEFT UNDER NEW RULE
Checking patients' photo IDs is a good idea, experts say. You may think the government [...] - Regulations:
ASK THESE 8 VITAL RED FLAGS RULE QUESTIONS
Going through the motions to prevent patient identity theft isn't good enough. Be sure to [...] - Industry Notes:
LEGISLATIVE PICTURE BODES WELL FOR HOME CARE
Congress rejects President's proposal for HHA cuts -- for now. Lawmakers seem to be receptive to [...]
