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Hospice Medicare 101 and 201 Extravaganza Annette Lee, Founder, Provider Insights, Des Moines This day of immersive real-world learning will pull information directly from hospice Medicare regulations and apply it to real-life applications and hospice operations. This is a great class for new team members and experienced teammates. The conference will lay solid regulatory foundations and build on them with best practices and operations for hospice. The conference will cover eligibility, complex pieces for elections, attending physicians, when patients live in facilities, the validating questions that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services use in the hospice item set, levels of care and determining relatedness. Learning objectives: • Discuss the needs and risks for comprehensive assessment and point of care. • Define the operational and regulatory steps to qualify for the Medicare hospice benefit. • Identify the CMS intent of hospice item set review and the intent of a process measure versus an outcome measure. • Identify the new quality measures and how hospice operations can affect these measures. PROGRAM AGENDA 8:30 a.m. Registration 8:50 a.m. Welcome 9 a.m. Hospice Medicare 101 and 201 Extravaganza Noon Lunch (provided for in-person attendees) 1 p.m. Session continues 3 p.m. Adjourn INTENDED AUDIENCE • Administrators. • Clinical leadership. • Directors. • Education staff. • Interdisciplinary group members. • Other interested members of hospice and palliative care teams. • Quality assurance and performance improvement staff. SPEAKER Annette Lee is a registered nurse with a master’s degree in health care administration. She is also a certified OASIS clinical specialist and a certified home care coding specialist-diagnosis by the Board of Medical Specialty Coding and Compliance. Practicing since 1990, most of Lee’s nursing experience has been in public health care. For nearly a decade, she worked as an instructor for the home health intermediary Cahaba GBA where she provided nationwide education to home health and hospice providers about Medicare reimbursement issues and effective documentation strategies. She began Provider Insights to help agencies make Medicare regulations work for them to increase quality and reduce risk. View full conference details. Contact Tori Hanson with questions about this event.
Hospice Medicare 101 and 201 Extravaganza Annette Lee, Founder, Provider Insights, Des Moines This day of immersive real-world learning will pull information directly from hospice Medicare regulations and apply it to real-life applications and hospice operations. This is a great class for new team members and experienced teammates. The conference will lay solid regulatory foundations and build on them with best practices and operations for hospice. The conference will cover eligibility, complex pieces for elections, attending physicians, when patients live in facilities, the validating questions that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services use in the hospice item set, levels of care and determining relatedness.
Learning objectives: • Discuss the needs and risks for comprehensive assessment and point of care. • Define the operational and regulatory steps to qualify for the Medicare hospice benefit. • Identify the CMS intent of hospice item set review and the intent of a process measure versus an outcome measure. • Identify the new quality measures and how hospice operations can affect these measures.
PROGRAM AGENDA
8:30 a.m. Registration 8:50 a.m. Welcome 9 a.m. Hospice Medicare 101 and 201 Extravaganza Noon Lunch (provided for in-person attendees) 1 p.m. Session continues 3 p.m. Adjourn
INTENDED AUDIENCE
• Administrators. • Clinical leadership. • Directors. • Education staff. • Interdisciplinary group members. • Other interested members of hospice and palliative care teams. • Quality assurance and performance improvement staff.
SPEAKER
Annette Lee is a registered nurse with a master’s degree in health care administration. She is also a certified OASIS clinical specialist and a certified home care coding specialist-diagnosis by the Board of Medical Specialty Coding and Compliance. Practicing since 1990, most of Lee’s nursing experience has been in public health care. For nearly a decade, she worked as an instructor for the home health intermediary Cahaba GBA where she provided nationwide education to home health and hospice providers about Medicare reimbursement issues and effective documentation strategies. She began Provider Insights to help agencies make Medicare regulations work for them to increase quality and reduce risk.
View full conference details.
Contact Tori Hanson with questions about this event.
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