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Upcoming ICD-10 Code Changes for October 1, 2024: What You Need to Know 

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The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released the ICD-10-CM code set update for fiscal year (FY) 2025. These changes will impact medical billing, coding practices, and healthcare administration.

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Partnering With Hospitals Can Boost SNF Referrals

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According to a recent National Investment Center for Seniors Housing and Care (NIC) survey, one-fifth of nursing care respondents anticipate that occupancy levels will not return to the pre-pandemic rate until 2025 or beyond. This partnership can help secure referrals and stimulate cash flow, especially when taking on highly complex patients.

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Writing Compelling Activity Descriptions to Boost Your Med School Application

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Having worked in admissions for over two decades, I have read thousands of activity descriptions for medical school and related healthcare fields. As a result, more research opportunities became available for medical students, residents, and undergraduates. Applying to Medical School? Why did you choose it?

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Why Care Coordination Is Important for Home Health and Hospice Agencies

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The HHCAHPS Survey will determine 30% of an agency’s total performance score, and that score will in turn determine the agency’s payment adjustment for 2025. Documentation in the medical record. At a minimum, each patient’s medical record should reflect care team coordination at the following time points: Start of care.

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Home Health Agencies Face Growing Competition as Value-Based Purchasing Expands Nationally

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Under the final rule released in November 2021, your agency will be able to receive payment adjustments of plus or minus 5% based on the TPS starting in 2025, which is derived from either achievement scores or improvement scores. Management of oral medications. Discharged to community. Determining payment adjustments.