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| Despite getting high marks on surveys, agencies are often blindsided with additional documentation requests (ADRs) and claim denials. | That’s because they are auditing from accrediting guidelines, not CMS triggers. Join us for a one-hour comprehensive webinar and learn how to stop confusing a billing audit with a QAPI program. Hear directly from a former state/CMS Region IX OASIS coordinator and a former regional director who facilitated multiple successful Joint Commission accreditation surveys. Together, these experts will teach you about the top triggers CMS uses when it examines your agency’s OASIS submissions — and how you can avoid being a target. You’ll also learn the importance of the Conditions of Payment. This detailed webinar will help you: Understand why a good survey does not protect you against audits Learn how to stop confusing a billing audit with a QAPI program Prepare for success in advance of CMS' proposed claim review demonstration in five states (Florida, Illinois, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas) Consider the importance of using data to drive patient care Learn how compliance will improve your QAPI program and patient outcomes Understand that while agencies might be focused on complying with the revised Home Health Conditions of Participation, they also must understand the importance of the Conditions of Payment | | | |
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