This closing session will take a look at aging in our country, and the trends that are impacting the demographics and the way we will live in to the future. Bob will discuss the five things that you should know about aging today, and in to the future, and the various roles of home care, home health care, and other providers of services in making aging in place successful. How will innovation lead to successful aging? The world is changing, recognizing the demographical shift and the need for tech enabled home care is an imperative for success that is within our reach. Course Instructor - Robert Roth Read more
In this interactive webinar, we will discuss the new survey G tags and lessons learned since implementation. Find out the top survey deficiencies so far under the new Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Conditions of Participation (CoPs). We will discuss the struggle of coordination of care, and care planning, and how these items touch almost every aspect of the business. A deficiency in one item, can touch several areas. Know what you need to do now to comply with the standards! During this intermediate session participants will learn effective strategies and approaches to prepare for survey and how to stay in compliance. Read more
Join HCAF's Director of Private Duty Services, Kristen Wheeler, for a regulation refresher about AHCA's current emergency management plan requirements. Course Instructor - Kristen Wheeler Read more
At HCAF's spring meetings, Home Health Strategic Management’s Arnie Cisneros, a leading expert on home health payment reform models, will share insights on what HHGM means to your agency. You will learn what CMS wants your therapy program to look like, as well as rehab protocols and management for improving your program’s skill and overall value. In addition to a snapshot of the home care industry landscape, HCAF staff will get attendees up to speed on Medicare and Medicaid legislative and regulatory developments we last met, including: - New CoP Survey Update - ZPIC Auditors Taken to Court: How it impacts audit practices going forward - Medicare Advantage to Cover Non-Skilled Care: How your agency can grow its patient census through personal care services - Florida 2018 Legislative Session: Background screening changes, an update on electronic visit verification, and a rundown of what passed and failed for home care Read more
"Governor Rick Scott recently signed into law several legislative updates that directly impact state licensed home care providers. Are you ready? Stop, take a break, and get the latest home care industry updates at the Home Care Association of Florida’s Spring 2018 Private Duty Meeting! We are delighted to welcome the Agency for Health Care Administration’s Home Care Unit Manager Dayle Mooney to discuss all of the updates at the state level so that you will be armed with the most up-to-date information available to ensure you’re compliant when these changes go into effect July 1, 2018." Read more
At HCAF's spring meeting, Home Health Strategic Management’s Arnie Cisneros, a leading expert on home health payment reform models, will share insights on what HHGM means to your agency. You will learn what CMS wants your therapy program to look like, as well as rehab protocols and management for improving your program’s skill and overall value.You will leave this meeting armed with the tools to easily pass this critical information on to your staff, which will help you prepare them for the significant changes you will have to put into place. Read more
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