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The Changing Requirements of HMDs
The Changing Requirements of HMDs
The Changing Requirements of HMDs
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In this webinar, the speakers discussed various topics related to hospice care, including telehealth, GIP (General Inpatient Care), and the Notice of Election (NOE) addendum. They emphasized the importance of staying updated on the changing regulations and requirements surrounding these topics. They also highlighted the need for clear and consistent documentation to ensure compliance and provide high-quality care. Questions were raised about the use of telehealth for hospice visits and the recommended platforms for such visits. It was also mentioned that there is currently no specific rule regarding in-person visits for readmissions. Regarding GIP, it was explained that it is intended for short-term intervention and should be used for intractable symptoms that cannot be managed at a lower level of care. The speakers stressed the importance of accurate and consistent documentation for GIP stays and the involvement of hospice physicians in level of care decisions. They also discussed the use of advanced beneficiary notices for managing transitions from GIP to lower levels of care. Overall, the webinar provided insights and recommendations for hospice providers to ensure compliance and provide high-quality care to patients.
Keywords
webinar
hospice care
telehealth
GIP
Notice of Election
compliance
documentation
in-person visits
short-term intervention
patient care
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