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​Welcome to Kornetti & Krafft 
Health Care Solutions

Home health care businesses today are faced a variety of challenges. ​We are here to provide support from training and information to outsourced audits and management and other home health care solutions. Our materials, tools and services will help keep you compliant, maximize income, and protect revenue. Let us be the turn-key solution for your ​home health care business.

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Hello Dee and Cindy,
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I wanted to send the two of you a quick email regarding the courses I have taken through PhysicalTherapy.com. First, and foremost, I am so beyond pleased with your presentation style and expert content in ‘Making OASIS relevant to Therapy’, ‘OASIS C2’ and ‘Defensible Documentation’. Both of you are truly experts in the home health therapy field! I have been in home health for over 10 years with much of it dedicated to therapy documentation since the 2011 Final Rules. I am frequently called crazy for being so passionate about therapy documentation and SOC accuracy. So, it has been a blessing finding the two you through PhysicalTherapy.com. I have enjoyed your dynamic personalities and your very well presented courses. Thank you for your dedication the therapy side of home health. It is very nice to learn from your therapy experience in home health and extensive involvement with therapy audits. I wish you two were located near California because I would love the opportunity to meet you!

Denise L. Buchholz, MPT, DPT
Sutter Care at Home
Roseville, CA
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​Dee and Cindy,

​Sometimes I think we talk about the Oasis to the point that clinicians tune out, mentally preparing their next visit or planning the tasks
for the day.
Enjoy the presentation that you take to share the frustrations while also sharing the extra moment of consideration is worthwhile.
Thank you.  We are making this one "Re-Set" Mandatory In-service at our office.

Sandy Sproule
Signature Home Health
Bellingham

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2015 Webinar Learning Series

Another great, very informative webinar. The information is provided in such a way that it doesn't matter if the listener is a nurse or a therapist, it is presented in such a way to be beneficial to all in home health. I always take away key points to use right away in my day to day job in quality management. Thanks again for such relevant and insightful information.

Joan Bitzer

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Congratulations! This is great! Your trainings were the first trainings that were PIVOTAL in helping me to gain/beef up/keep up my skillset as a home health OT. Your humor AND expertise are a rare find in healthcare (and are therefore soooooo refreshing). Thanks for helping us clinicians who are still in the field stay sharp and practice to the TOP of our license in a very complex field that needs quality practitioners now more than ever.

Monika Lukasiewicz
Communication Specialist - Occupational Therapist 

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Featured Products

SOC to RAP in 5 Days – Process Optimization (3-Part Series)

$349.00

Session 1 (FREE) - Intro - Can an OASIS Review be Done in 5 days? (see link and handouts attached)

Description:

·      The ability to get a “clean” OASIS out the door in a timely manner has been an ongoing challenge to the home health industry. The resources consumed by the QA process can be a financial strain on the organization which has become even more of an issue in the PDGM environment. Focusing almost exclusively on the QA process in order to speed up the process will produce limited results and may actually drive up costs. This series of webinars will address the three pillars that impact achievement of a “clean” OASIS:

o  Information collection by Intake

o  Data Collection by Clinicians

o  Accountability of Clinicians and QA

Objectives:

·      Articulate the relationship between OASIS accuracy and timely billing

·      Discuss the common pitfalls that slow down QA

·      Identify the three pillars the impact the OASIS review process

Session 1 - OASIS Review: Getting the Right Information at the time of Intake

Description:

·      The information collected prior to the first home care visit has evolved well past the days of just getting a name and an address. The referral process has implications related to Face to Face compliance, Review Choice expectations and the ability to code accurately. Incomplete information related to coding will delay the ability to finish an OASIS regardless of the accuracy of the clinician data collection or the speed of QA review. This session will focus on the elements that must be present as part of the referral to ensure the coding is done accurately and timely.

Objectives:

• Define the elements of ICD-10 Coding that are impacted by intake functions.
• Articulate what will qualify as a “confirmed diagnosis”.
• Outline key pieces of documentation that should be collected by Intake staff.

Session 2 - OASIS Review: Accuracy of Clinician Data Collection

Description:

·      There is a grace period for clinicians that are new to home care as they learn to complete an OASIS. As time passes and patterns of errors emerge, a point is reached where the amount of rework created by QA review and the need for the clinician to make corrections becomes a costly (and frustrating) burden. As opposed to an entry level OASIS education, this session will focus on the most commonly seeing OASIS errors and provide candid explanations regarding the need to “get it right the first time”.

Objectives:

·      Identify three of the most commonly seen OASIS errors

·      Connect fall risk and the accurate completion of OASIS functional items

·      Analyze the key components of the cognitive behavioral related OASIS items

Session 3 - OASIS Review: Accountability of and to the QA Process

Description:

·      Review of a completed OASIS document was never intended to be as “time and dime” consuming as it has become in home health. The intersection of a cumbersome and inconsistent review process and clinicians not responsive to education or making corrections timely can become a black hole that delays getting the RAP out the door. The best education in the world will not get agencies where they need to be UNLESS the issue of accountability for everyone involved is addressed. This session will provide a framework for creating a climate of accountability specific the management of OASIS data.

Objectives:

·      Discuss where breakdowns occur in the interaction between clinicians and QA staff

·      Outline key areas of clinician accountability to OASIS accuracy

·      Identify the elements of QA accountability in a consistent review process

All Handouts and Links Attached Here - will appear on receipt for download after purchase!

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2021 ICD-10 CODE AND GUIDELINE UPDATE

$129.00

Receive education to assist your compliance with the 2021 ICD-10 Coding Updates with Tricia A Twombly RN, BSN, HCS-D, HCS-O, HCS-H, HCS-C, COS-C

AHIMA Approved ICD-10 Trainer, ICE Certified Credentialing Specialist

Twombly and Associates LLC, President

Price is $129.00 per agency

RECORDED WEBINAR ATTACHED AT CHECKOUT

 

90-minute webinar provides all new info and guidance for your coders.

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Implementing Maintenance Therapy in the Home Setting

$499.00

We wrote the book!

We have updated our Maintenance Therapy program to include therapy assistants and updated PDGM Guidance.

This product includes 3 pre-recorded webinars that can be used for your entire staff. All prices are per agency. Do not miss out!

Session 1 Objectives:

•Define therapy in the areas of skilled, reasonable and necessary

•Discuss the impact of Jimmo v. Sebelius on home health therapy

•Explore current regulations that pertain to maintenance therapy

Session 2 Objectives:

•Compare and contrast maintenance v restorative initial assessments and care plans 

•Analyze reality-based scenarios focused on initial assessments care plans

•Practice documentation skills to support medical necessity for maintenance patients

Session 3 Objectives:

•Practice documentation skills to support medical necessity for maintenance patients

•Analyze reality-based scenarios focused on reassessments and routine visits

•Compare and contrast functional reassessments and routine visits for maintenance and restorative therapy

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Practical Strategies for Leading a Remote Workforce

$99.00

60 Minute Webinar Recorded - Priced Per Agency

Add this to your training and orientation library.

Description of Webinar:



Practical Strategies for Leading a Remote Workforce

Society’s every changing demand has placed new challenges on the work environment. Among them is the need to have teams who usually work in the office work from home. The work from home environment creates new challenges for both the employee and the employer. Leading others in a remote environment requires different skills and methods than face to face leadership. This webinar focuses on practical strategies for leading a remote workforce. Participants gain easy to implement strategies for setting clear expectations for remote working, maintaining employee engagement, and demonstrating employee appreciation in a remote environment.

Upon completion of this webinar the learner will have:

1: A checklist for employee expectations in a remote environment

2: Strategies to keep employees engaged throughout the day including remote meetings and projects

3: Methods of demonstrating employee appreciation while working remotely

About Dr. Tonya Y. Miller PT, DPT, PhD

Tonya Miller is a national speaker and founder of TYM Coaching. With over 25 years of executive leadership skills and a PhD in Leadership Studies, Tonya combines real-world experience with academic expertise. From coaching front-line healthcare providers to board room negotiations, Tonya uniquely tailors her leadership coaching programs to fit any individual or organization. She’s passionate about personal growth and developing strong leadership cores committed to integrity, accountability, and self-awareness.

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Home Health Survey ALERT: COVID-19 Activities

$0.00

Home Health Survey ALERT: COVID-19 Activities

FREE event!

Recorded Webinar Link Attached

Increased survey activities are being reported in home health agencies to assess infection control and emergency management procedures during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Early in operational transitions to the Patient-Driven Groupings Model (PDGM) that took effect January 1, 2020, home health organizations are now tackling the expectations that COVID-19 pandemic has presented the healthcare continuum, including heightened patient care demands, clinician safety and personal protective equipment (PPE) access, and financial sustainability. During this period of pandemic, the importance of effective and efficient infection control and prevention measures is critical. To ensure that agencies are maintaining compliance with Quality Assurance and Performance Improvement (QAPI) expectations for infection control, multiple state surveying activities have begun to occur.

 

This free webinar will provide you up-to-date information on the key areas state surveyors are focused on related to infection control, prevention, reporting, and emergency preparedness planning and implementation. 

Handouts and Relevant Tools Will Be Emailed By 12pm Day of Webinar.

Recording will be made available after live event.

 

Expert Panel of Speakers:

 

Arlene Maxim RN, HCS-C  

A.D.Maxim Holdings, LLC  

Arlene is a Registered Nurse and Home Health and Hospice Consultant who is certified in Compliance with HCS-C credential. She is a frequently sought-after speaker for patient care quality, analysis, and administrative functions in the post-acute healthcare world. Arlene serves as a Board Member and Vice Chair for the Association for the Homecare/Hospice Coding and Compliance in Gaithersburg, Md. The current focus of public speaking, training and consulting include, but is not limited to, newly released Conditions of Participation, Face to Face strategies, PDGM, RCD, Star Ratings in homecare and hospice; functional improvement in patients in the home, the reduction in hospitalization and other significant changes we should expect in the near future. Arlene currently leads innovative change across the health care continuum. She has developed and implemented a multiple post-acute care programs working closely with multiple hospitals, homecare and hospice agencies, Accountable Care Organizations.

                     

Lori Apple, RN, CLNC, HCS-C       

President, CorsoCare  

Lori is currently responsible for setting clinical direction, overseeing operations of CorsoCare, and leading Health Care Strategy for Common Sail. CorsoCare is a Certified Home Health Care and Hospice Company. With 32 years of nursing experience, she previously co-founded a regional multi-million dollar Medicare Certified Home Health Care Company. Early in her nursing career, she combined her clinical knowledge with her legal interests and began working as a specialized member of a litigation team that led to earning her Certified Legal Nurse Consulting credentials. Her working career included clinical, operations management, risk management and providing strategies for organic growth and acquisitions. Lori is currently licensed to practice nursing in Michigan, Florida and an active board member for the Association of Home Care Coding & Compliance (AHCC) a division of DecisionHealth helping to serve the home health care industry through education, advocacy, training and tools.  

Sharon Harder     

President, C3 Advisors, LLC



Sharon is the President of C3 Advisors, LLC located in Chicago. C3 specializes in home health and hospice compliance matters. Sharon is a frequent speaker and author and has been authoring a series of weekly COVID-19 briefings designed to keep post-acute providers up to date through a single resource dedicated to their COVID-19 information needs. In tamer times, she focuses on compliance audits for C3's clients, due diligence related to acquisitions,and assisting clients with investigations and documentation requests.  She is a frequent speaker and author of white papers, alerts and articles about topics of importance to the industry.   

Robert Markette    

Attorney, Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman, P.C 

 For over 15 years, Robert W. Markette, Jr., CHC, HCS-C has focused his practice on representing home health, hospice, private duty and DME providers in all aspects of their operations. With more than a decade of experience in working with these industries, Robert has developed a reputation for understanding the operational, compliance and legal/regulatory issues facing homecare providers. In representing the homecare industry, Robert has assisted clients in a number of areas related to the operation of their business. He works with his client on issues related to Medicare/Medicaid compliance including surveys, responding to surveys, state and federal appeals of survey findings; payer issues, including appealing payer audit findings; HIPAA Compliance; Medicare and Medicaid fraud and abuse, including matters such as developing and implementing compliance programs, performing internal investigations and representing providers in external investigations and civil and criminal matters. Robert also assists clients with purchasing and selling home health, hospice and private duty agencies. Because these providers depend heavily on their staff, Robert also addresses legal issues related to employment matters. This includes wage and hour compliance, responding to Department of Labor investigations, and litigating wage and hour disputes. Robert routinely provides guidance to his clients on HR matters, including assisting with preparing personnel manuals, guidance on discipline issues and similar matters. Robert also assists clients in responding to EEOC investigations and discrimination lawsuits and similar employment issues. 

                   

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