Gettin’ GG With It: Breaking It Down Step-by-Step
This isn’t just another training on GG. Join us as we “break down” and prepare for the new world of Section GG.
In this informative webinar, we’re ramping it up to ensure everyone is aware of CMS’ new Quality Measure (QM) of meeting and exceeding CMS’ Expected GG DC Outcome Scores per patient.
You’ll get a step-by-step guide to accurately capturing not only baseline GG scores, but the additional MDS information CMS will utilize to determine an “Expected DC Outcome Score.” This QM will impact a multitude of programs in the future!
We’ll also provide a sneak peek at Simple’s new Functional Score reporting, which will help monitor your community’s performance.
2024 Physician Fee Schedule Conversion Factor Changes
On March 9th, President Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2024, increasing the CY 2024 Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) Conversion Factor (CF) by 2.93% for dates of service March 9 through December 31, 2024. This update brings the CF to $33.2875. We have updated our 2024 PDPM Rate Calculator in partnership with Data IQ to […]
Is There Calm After the Storm? The Updated QM User’s Manual 10.01.2023 Change Follow-Up
On October 1, 2023, the SNF landscape underwent a noteworthy transformation. Join QRM as we explore the aftermath of these changes and take a closer look at the newly revised Quality Measures User’s Manual.
Quality Measures now play an expanding role in SNF reporting, reimbursement, and participation in payer programs. There’s no better time than now to enhance your understanding of these critical measures.
Are You Ready? Checklist for 10/1 CMS Changes
Join the QRM Reimbursement Team as they walk step-by-step through their 10/1 Checklist. This practical approach towards implementing the CMS changes will help you and your teams complete your preparation, reduce your stress, and allow you to focus on your most important task: providing exceptional resident care.
Mastering Massachusetts Active Assessments & PDPM Nursing CMGs
Discover how the upcoming active assessment change on 10/1/23 impacts payment levels and learn about the 25 PDPM Nursing CMG categories newly introduced to the Medicaid system. This free webinar is essential for those in Massachusetts seeking insight into these pivotal changes.
Top 10 for 10/1
Join QRM as we discuss the “Top 10” CMS changes scheduled for implementation on 10/1/2023. This is more than a webinar. We’ve invited some of our brightest clinicians and leaders to join us to discuss the CMS changes that concern the industry the most. If you have any lingering concerns or are just looking for additional insight into the changes, register for this upcoming event. We hope to see you there!
Lessons in the Rearview Mirror: Gaining Perspective for the Road Ahead
The constant fluctuations experienced during the pandemic have helped us develop a valuable perspective on how to effectively handle future MDS changes. As MDS updates continue to take place, it is essential to embrace these and establish a solid foundation of systems and processes. By doing so, you will be able to gain a broader understanding of the bigger picture and move forward with clarity. This webinar aims to provide valuable insights and lessons learned, drawing from real facility experiences.
PDPM Nursing Component
Medicaid Update: The PDPM Nursing Case Mix Group as a payment driver. Many states have opted to use the PDPM Nursing Case Mix Group as their payment driver. Join the QRM team as we review this area that now affects both Medicare and Medicaid payment.
The OSA
Medicaid Update: Using the OSA. As CMS moves further away from the RUGs payment system, many states are still clinging to it. If you are in one of those states that will require the Optional State Assessment (OSA), join us in a timely and thorough review of this assessment. It will be worth your time.
Leadership Mixtape: Amplify Your Team’s CMS Success Strategies
“Teamwork makes the dream work.” – John C. Maxwell. Let’s not leave all the work to one person! Establish an effective rhythm for your team as we jam out together. We will identify the “to-do” list and strategize which members of the IDT would be best suited for each task.