How does your hospice evaluate the provision of general inpatient care? Over the past couple of years we’ve seen CMS and the MACs increase their focus on GIP. This scrutiny is twofold: the scrutiny for the hospice that has an inpatient facility as well as for the hospice that provided zero days of GIP care. Hear an in-depth discussion from Judi Lund Person and NHPCO Edge Director, Sue Lyn Schramm on the challenges and the opportunities for this level of care.
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