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OASIS INSTANT Hacks Series is a unique and hands-on learning experience where attendees learn some “behind the scenes” HACKS that OAI’s experts use to organize, highlight, and quickly access key CMS guidance as we teach Blueprint for OASIS Accuracy workshops, conduct audits, and respond to provider questions through OAI’s day-to-day management of the CMS Home Health (more…)
This gap continues to widen between what hospitals and physicians want from their post-acute care counterparts and what those providers are prepared to deliver when it comes to interoperability. For private duty organizations who begin minding the gap and embrace true interoperability, they will increase their odds of successfully navigating the new value-based care economy, (more…)
Put On Your Policy Hat If you have always wanted to play a role in shaping public policy, we invite you to join our Legislative Committee. This member-driven group reviews state & federal legislation, recommends policy positions to the Alliance’s Board of Directors, advises the staff on strategy, and gets involved in State House activities. (more…)
COVID-19 won’t stop us from coming together! Plan now to zoom to a Membership Meeting on December 17th from 9:00 – 10:30am. Our guest speakers are Rebecca Sky, Executive Director of the NH State Commission on Aging, and Denise White, RN, from Huggins Hospital, who will discuss stress and burnout. Plus, we’ll have time for (more…)
November 19 & 20 | 9:00 am – 4:30 pm This course, designed for nurses preparing to take the certification exam for hospice and palliative nurses. However, if you are already certified you can use this class as part of your continuing education requirement. The program is additionally intended to benefit any nurse working in (more…)
Private Duty Home Care at NAHC Monthly Update As Private Duty Home Care Evolves – How Do Agencies Work With Alternative Payer Sources Thursday, November 5, 2020 ; 3:00-4:00pm Eastern REGISTER Private duty/private pay services are usually paid directly by the patient or his or her family members, or by long-term care insurance, workers’ compensation (more…)
Program Description: The Medicare home infusion therapy (HIT) supplier benefit is a new Medicare Part B benefit effective January 1, 2021. This presentation reviews the qualifications for enrolling as a HIT provider, including the requirement of accreditation by a Medicare approved accrediting organization. The CMS HIT Conditions for Coverage and additional requirements for payment will (more…)
Clinical Documentation Improvement Including Virtual Visits Wednesday, December 16, 2020 1:00pm-2:30pm Program Description: Clinical Documentation is “telling the patient’s story” and clearly showing the value of the home care services. Few people see the patient and everyone else must read the story. To provide a foundation for CDI Programs, agencies must educate clinicians and provide (more…)
Your direct care staff need quality educational offerings on caregiver topics important to them, and we have it! This specialized monthly newsletter series, geared for direct care staff, offers a concise handout on topics of interest to your team, and a good tool to refer to later on. These are printable .pdfs, and are accompanied (more…)
Staying Connected: Promoting Social Connectivity During COVID-19 Tuesday, November 17th, 2020, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. It is no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has severely escalated the risk of loneliness and social isolation for many people. Necessary protective measures such as quarantine and physical distancing help keep everyone safe and prevent the spread (more…)
Feelings of suicide are amplified in a global pandemic compounded by the increase in social isolation. The current pandemic will lead to increased suicide risk for certain vulnerable populations. Quarantines and social distancing may trigger suicidal thoughts. Learn who is vulnerable, how you can assess suicidality, and strategies you can utilize to prevent suicide in (more…)
RAP Phase Out – what you need to know. The most significant change in Homecare Reimbursement in 20 years went into effect January 2020. The Patient Driven Groupings Model – PDGM has brought with it many changes and the impact has been felt across the nation. There are significant changes that are going (more…)
Internal communication is one of the biggest influences on employee engagement. Have your whole team participate to identify intrinsic values, motivations, self-esteem, sources of dignity and worthiness, causes of stress, communication styles, listening styles, non-verbal responses, language patterns, social skills, learning styles, environmental motivators, cultural appeal, negative mental states, relationship orientation and ethical behaviors. (more…)
This webinar will discuss Liberty HomeCare and Hospice and how they turned to telehealth and RPM to respond to COVID-19. The webinar will cover how the organization expanded their current telehealth program to keep their providers safe and to ensure their patients had access to care safely from home. The speakers will discuss building clinician (more…)
USDOL Revisions to the Definition of Health Care Provider Under the Families First Coronavirus Response Act and What They Mean for Your Agency November 18, 2020 | 12:00pm-1:00pm EST Presenter: Kate C. Dewberry, Partner, Employment Law, Poyner Spruill LLP; Kevin Ceglowski, Partner, Employment Law, Poyner Spruill LLP Join us for a zoom webinar on (more…)
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Another Coding season began on October 1, 2020. As always there are new deleted and revised ICD-10 codes. Accurate coding plays an intricate part in reimbursement and accuracy in home health. There are almost 70,000 codes and while a coder will probably never use most of these, it is important to know (more…)
This program is for both frontline and leadership staff and how they can effectively engage self care strategies regardless of their level within their organization. Being mentally tough means individuals are equipped to do what needs to be done regardless of how they feel or even if they like it. Pam and Vik will explore (more…)
Live ONLY webinar (via zoom) Join us for a practical informational session that looks at wound care and the implications of what we say – to patients and providers and how it impacts our effectiveness. We will, be focusing on how to gather critical information before and during patient encounters and how that translated into (more…)
Conference Sponsorship Available 25th ANNUAL FALL HOSPICE & PALLIATIVE CARE CONFERENCE The Best Care Possible: The Conversation Continues Virtual Conference Promote your services and products to our community! Participate in our Annual Fall Conference as a sponsor and/or exhibitor to network with colleagues. We welcome all relevant community and national partners from (more…)
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