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Many had the opportunity to call in and comment during the CMS Open Door meeting for establishing a quality reporting program for LTACHs, IRFs and Hospice providers.  And you may ...
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Evaluations Count Toward “Intensity” in IRF’s 3 Hour Rule
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In an effort to meet 2010 criteria,  IRFs have had to add much more auditing and screening to their daily practices. Many of the rules are definitive with specific time ...
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Managing Performance with Clinical Intelligence — Part 2
In part one of the series, I talked about the process of clinical performance management. Today, I will discuss the magnitude of data collection and management. Today's clinical challenge is ...
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Brief Exceptions to the 3 Hour Rule for IRFs
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Ultimately, we are expected to do what is best for the patient's plan of care.  If by adding time in the patient's "rolling seven calendar day" week is stressful, or ...
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CMS Adds New Meaning to IT Use for Medicare ACOs
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