Meeting the demands of today's skilled nursing regulations requires effective training that focuses on the health, safety, and well-being of residents. See these tips on how to create and maintain an effective staff education program:
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When payers receive claims that are free of errors, providers are more likely to be reimbursed on time and in full. How can your skilled nursing facility prevent verification errors from impacting revenue? Read more: https://t.co/cDD1S9uAMg
Although business office managers operate very much “behind the scenes” and are not typically considered a revenue-generating role, leadership would be gravely mistaken to underestimate their influence on the bottom line. https://t.co/ZNTrOJPgVY
Partial denial means the medical record supports some but not all services provided. Whether partially or fully denied, the facility has the right to appeal. https://t.co/3WyQtnWcJR
ADRs may come from several different “review contractors,” and it is important for providers to understand the differences in their roles and purposes. https://t.co/tA6vEDLBcD
As with all denials, auditors are reviewing medical records to ensure the record supports two critical areas—medical necessity and the Health Insurance Prospective Payment System (HIPPS) code billed. https://t.co/RldbLDKQbn
Join Richter and IntelyCare for a free live event at 12:00 pm E.T. on November 14, as part of McNight's Workforce Development Forum. We will help you plan for scheduling staff and controlling costs during the upcoming holiday season. https://t.co/7qnz7iLrzD
Building routine risk assessments into your organization’s calendar not only helps to uncover risks before they become irreversible problems; it supports a good faith effort to comply with healthcare laws and regulations. https://t.co/dOMWRhr8mq
Long-term healthcare providers need to establish a solid compliance infrastructure now to safeguard the operation’s future - and avoid costly mistakes down the line. https://t.co/9PCZYoCgik
Although there are high hopes this will be the year the tables finally turn (or return to pre-pandemic levels), facilities should remain cautious and strategic in their decision-making. https://t.co/Ehg0riUTKi
Join Richter for our upcoming five-part webinar series that will provide explanations, tips and clarifications for each section of the new draft manual. https://t.co/KjaYuqMuTh
Whether you are a buyer who is expanding your long-term care portfolio or your organization is anticipating a change of ownership, we discuss some of the biggest financial and operational considerations to prepare you for what lies ahead. https://t.co/l2lhyJGmsq
By making a conscious effort to STOP doing these five things, your organization can increase collection rates, improve customer service and ultimately enhance the patient experience. https://t.co/91IEzjAWtI
As a strategic alliance partner and certified training partner of PointClickCare®, we are excited to share some of our secrets on the industry’s leading EHR. https://t.co/Jy4HMpvsA8
To keep your long-term post-acute care facility from becoming one of the statistics, leaders need to do what they can to control spending and expenses, and offset their anticipated losses. https://t.co/TML02G1mvm
It’s time to take better care of your organization’s financial future. By focusing on one goal at a time, your organization will build strength and momentum with each passing month - and will be hitting your annual goals in no time. https://t.co/h3OWYk4rDh
Nursing homes face census declines, staffing shortages, increased scrutiny and penalties, and financial pressure to do more with less. Competition is fierce - so how can you make your facility stand out now to attract future resident referrals? https://t.co/YKG3BFsrFP
Providers need to understand the complexities of the Patient Monthly Liability (PML) process, and employ best practices to collect outstanding receivables as quickly and efficiently as possible.
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