2015 Continuing Industry Change
Agencies that succeeded in 2015 did so by increasing their census, focusing on quality, and forming new alliances. These alliances include other providers and joining ACOs to take advantage of …
Agencies that succeeded in 2015 did so by increasing their census, focusing on quality, and forming new alliances. These alliances include other providers and joining ACOs to take advantage of …
Happy Thanksgiving! The November edition of Home Health Today is available. November’s Edition Covers: 2016 Final Rule ICD-10 Updates New Discharge Planning Rules OIG Work Plan for 2016 Overtime Compliance: …
Hospital and skilled nursing facility (SNF) referrals are gold to home health agencies providing for patients who have a much greater need for intensive (and lucrative) services. But that delicate …
Home Health: The OIG will be focusing again on compliance with documentation to support claims submitted and paid by Medicare. Agencies should continue to review documentation standards and continue to …
2016 will turn into a very memorable year for many agency owners, administrators and employees. The overall cut next year to home health agencies likes yours will total $260 million. …
Another exciting edition of Home Health Today is here! In September’s issue, we discuss ICD-10 and the final push for being ready with the potential outcomes of not being prepared. …
The September issue of Home Health Today is here! September’s issue includes important information such as: How ICD-10 Could Impact Your Cash Flow OIG: Introductory Visits are Acceptable and are …
September is going to be a test for agencies to see if they will make it or begin to slowly become a closure statistic. Larger agencies understood the changes months …
Two home health agencies are suing Florida based Univita Healthcare Solutions for lack of payment. The east coast based agencies, Villa Maria Health Care Services and Catholic Home Health Services …
Agencies have until October 13, 2015 to fully comply with The Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit Court decision to side with the Department of Labor (DOL). …
