While 2020 brought changes that many are still adjusting to, this upcoming year is also shaping up to be quite active for hospice and palliative professionals. We’re starting off 2021 with a two-part series on the things you can (and should be) considering this year. Part 1 focuses on the most important regulatory and policy components with Judi Lund Person and Mark Slobodien.
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- Regulatory A to Z
- Beneficiary Notices and Coverage (ABN NOMNC)
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- Data Sources
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- Election and Admission
- Emergency Preparedness
- HIPAA
- The Interdisciplinary Team
- Levels of Care
- Medical Review and Audits
- Medicare Hospice Regulations and Federal Resources
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- Regulatory and Policy Alerts and Updates from NHPCO
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- Data and Surveys
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- DART Login
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