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June: Audit Resistant Care Plans – Defensible Documentation
Protect your revenue with great documentation. This session will connect the critical clinical concepts of interdisciplinary care planning to key elements of documentation. Examples are intended to move clinicians beyond “if you didn't document it you didn't do it” and explore the impact of nursing management and evaluation and maintenance therapy on content expectation
May: Audit Resistant Care Plans – Patient Specific Utilization
This webinar will provide attendees with clear strategies to assist clinicians in developing a patient-centered, interdisciplinary POC for a Medicare Part A home health episode of care.
April: Audit Resistant Care Plans – Critical Coding Concepts
To accurately complete Coding in the OASIS data set, the clinician does not have to master ICD-10 coding, however, does need to provide ample supportive documentation for determination of a condition, disease or illness and any related conditions to ensure code selection accuracy. The admitting clinician is responsible for establishing the primary reason for the episode of care, as well as any other appropriate diagnoses for inclusion.
2018 Webinar Learning Series
We are excited to offer our monthly learning series. We pride ourselves in ease of use and access. You can use our recordings again and again to train staff and new hires.
October: The Importance of Clinical Documentation Improvement in HH
Clinical Documentation Improvement (CDI) is the first line of defense in attaining compliance with regulatory issues in Home Health.
Bringing Back the SOAP Note: Practical Strategies for Defensible Home Health Documentation - 4 Part Series
This series of webinars will create a change in how clinicians think about documentation by peeling back layers of myth and unclear directions and getting back to the very foundational components of good content creation – subjective information, objective data, assessment of patient response and performance and planning for ongoing care. The necessary level of content is driven by the clinician having the right focus and not a new form.
Writing the Admission Narrative Note
Technology has allowed up to the minute communication, however, what are we communicating. Each case should start with a useful and informative admission note. Learn how to use SBAR to standardize your agencies admission note.
2017 Webinar Learning Series
We are excited to offer our monthly learning series. We pride ourselves in ease of use and access. You can use our recordings again and again to train staff and new hires.
Defensible Documentation Semi Annual Check Up
Join us for up to date information on documentation requirements that will help you protect your agency's revenue. All webinars come with a ready to use tool and we provide a link to the recording so the session can be shared with everyone in your agency.
Skilled, Reasonable & Necessary – Defensible Documentation for Gait Impairments
This webinar will provide participants with the GO TO resource for home care therapists and assistants in documenting gait impairments and skilled interventions defensibly. This will ensure that clinicians will meet professional and industry standards rather than personal or industry “expert” recommendations. In addition to this, all participants will receive a Visit Note Checklist for the home health clinician to use as a documentation guide. Additionally, auditors of therapy documentation can enhance current processes by incorporating this checklist into their reviews.
Skilled, Reasonable & Necessary – Defensible Documentation for Balance Impairments
Documenting and testing balance and falls risk in the home is integral in certifying reasonable and necessary skilled care for therapists and nurses. Learn how to use the appropriate tests and measures to make every visit defensible.
Using the International Classification of Function (ICF) Model to Stand Up to Audit Scrutiny
The ICF provides a common framework and language to support the development of better policies and services to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Move your practice forward to prevent audit losses and protect your revenue.