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So people who have Medicare mostly fee for service in a dementia diagnosis should have access to a care, essentially a care navigator for the duration of their condition, or at least the duration of the program. So by definition, if you have MCI, you’re not dependent on other people. Alex 12:52 Yeah. Anna 12:53 Okay.
Ann: I definitely do. Sarguni: Yeah, definitely. It’s very challenging from a hospitalist standpoint because I think there’s definitely a population of people who are not educated well about what are the outcomes when people go to subacute rehab, who benefits from that. Sweet Caroline. That’s the problem.
Documentation errors are definitely one of the top reasons why it brings regulatory attention to a hospice’s doorstep. This was presented back in Tampa at a post-acute long-term care conference earlier this year, where we looked at the ability of speech recognition to drive down Medicare denials of claims.
Now, for those of us in home care, you know, we know original Medicare is not a payer for us. Is this a, a safe home environment or this client to live in, you know, a thorough fall risk, but really a good look around the home and, you know, how can they do their ADLs? Are they safe? Do they need any equipment?
Especially because Hilary definitely told you that she had 2 weeks worth of orientation and preceptor time. This is solely due to demand and the availability of Medicare and other funding for home health services. This is great, you have your home health nursing orientation and preceptor time all next week…. Killin’ it!
Than someone who is perhaps dependent on all their ADLs. One of the worst ways is you have a community of people who’ve paid into Social Security their whole life, paid into to support Medicare their whole life, and don’t live long enough to see the fruits of that. Yeah, that was adjusting for the age of first homeless.
It was a fantastic opportunity for us to understand what this would look like under Medicare. And that is, definitely, one way to approach it. Then we did a larger study in several Medicare Advantage Plans in the VA. By the year 2000, everyone will be in a Medicare managed care plan.” Yeah, Eric: Yeah.
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