The goal of the #hospitalist medicine model is to provide a coordinated approach to inpatient care. How can healthcare organizations help standardize #communication between hospitalists and admitting providers at admission, during hospitalization, and at discharge to improve patient care? https://ow.ly/tYKf50SrFcB
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Humanizing Inpatient Care: The PatientFlowHQ Story We created PatientFlowHQ to streamline patient care, empower physicians, and optimize hospital resources. Together, let's make inpatient medicine flow for everyone. PatientflowHQ: Where patient care flows efficiently. #PatientFlowHQ #InpatientMedicine #PhysicianBurnout #ClinicalDecisionSupport #PatientSafety #HealthcareEfficie #ClinicianEmpowerment #ResourceOptimization
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When a Medicare beneficiary arrives at a hospital in need of medical or surgical care, the physician or other qualified practitioner must decide whether to admit the beneficiary as an inpatient or treat him or her as an outpatient. These decisions have significant implications for hospital payment and beneficiary cost sharing. Not all care provided in a hospital setting is appropriate for inpatient, Part A payment. Terry discusses the 2-midnight rule, and how that impacts both Part A and Part B providers and patients. There is more to consider than meets the eye. Terry also covers what CMS recently published in the Final Rule for MA plans. Tune in here: https://lnkd.in/g6mhmzge #terrytuesday #codecast
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Great insight as always from Terry A Fletcher BS CPC CEMC CCC CCS CCSP CMC ACS-CA SCP-CA, QMPM on the 2-Midnight rule.
Healthcare Coding and Reimbursement Consultant, Auditor, Educator 📈Author 📚Speaker 🎙Podcaster (Twitter: @TerryCoder1) CodeCast Podcast, NSCHBC Edge Podcast
When a Medicare beneficiary arrives at a hospital in need of medical or surgical care, the physician or other qualified practitioner must decide whether to admit the beneficiary as an inpatient or treat him or her as an outpatient. These decisions have significant implications for hospital payment and beneficiary cost sharing. Not all care provided in a hospital setting is appropriate for inpatient, Part A payment. Terry discusses the 2-midnight rule, and how that impacts both Part A and Part B providers and patients. There is more to consider than meets the eye. Terry also covers what CMS recently published in the Final Rule for MA plans. Tune in here: https://lnkd.in/g6mhmzge #terrytuesday #codecast
2-Midnight Rule and MA plans - Terry Fletcher Consulting, Inc.
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What is Inpatient stay ? Spending time in hospital can result in unexpected expense and inconvenience. The daily rate of hospital inpatient benefit can help with unplanned expenditure as a result of an admission to hospital. Our one cost cash plan covers this and 11 other benefits. Join us today https://ow.ly/owJ350R31bT #InpatientStay #HospitalExpense #HealthcareCoverage #CashPlan
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Adult patients' admission journey The journey into hospital for an inpatient admission can be a mix of emotions for adult patients. How do healthcare professionals provide support during this critical time? Share your strategies for easing the emotional impact. #PatientExperience #HealthcareJourney #NHS #Healthtech #PatientExperience
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Starting January 1st, 2024, a separate add-on payment is available for HCPCS code G2211. This recognizes the increased resource costs associated with primary care and longitudinal care evaluation and management visits. It applies to outpatient and office visits, providing additional compensation for clinicians acting as the central point for ongoing care or managing complex conditions. #medicalbillingandcoding #medicalbillingcompany #medicalbilling #medicalbillingservices
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Physician-led care is crucial to ensure that the workload of physicians is not dictated solely by corporations or individuals seeking financial gain. While it is important to provide high-quality care to patients and generate revenue, it is equally important to prevent physician burnout. This can be achieved by ensuring that providers have access to adequate care teams and enough members on their teams to handle issues outside of clinical settings. To prevent provider burnout, it is recommended to limit patient panels to a maximum of 350. This is especially important when patients have multiple health issues, as it can significantly increase a provider's workload. Providers should be the ones to determine their own capacity, rather than relying on a set number. With the amount of time spent on documentation, AI tools can be utilized to generate documentation during patient visits, potentially replacing the need for a medical scribe. This innovative approach can greatly reduce provider burnout.
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I’ve worked in both FFS and VBC environments. One advantage for primary care physicians in VBC arrangements is that they have more time with their patients because the point is quality, not just quantity. However, with that comes additional responsibility and accountability for outcomes that are often out of their control. It means they must worry more about what happens outside the walls of the clinic that what happens in the treatment room. It’s not necessarily easier and its not for everyone. When it comes to physician burnout, VBC physicians need just as much support, if not more, as FFS. #valuebasedcare #healthcareonlinkedin #physicianburnout
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In the past primary care has taken a passive approach to patient care, usually waiting for patients to come into clinics and seek assistance at the appropriate time. However, patients often can't or won't go to their primary care doctor in a timely manor especially after spending weeks in hospitals, SNFs and on HH services. GrabMD makes a concerted effort to go to those patients with a meticulous plan of care to ensure safe transitions and stability at home. #mobilehealthcare #mobileproviders #healthcareinnovation
It takes a TEAM! CMS is seeking comment on the newly announced Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM), part of the proposed FY 2025 Inpatient and Long-Term Care Hospital Prospective Payment Systems Rule: go.cms.gov/team. Acute care hospitals selected to participate in this proposed, mandatory model would be accountable for ensuring that people with #Medicare receive coordinated, high-quality care during and after certain surgical procedures. They would be required to refer patients to primary care services to support continued recovery and optimal, long-term health outcomes. For more information about the proposed rule, visit the press release: https://go.cms.gov/4aPnqzT.
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Focused on optimizing the site of care for patients with limited ambulatory options, the Care2U platform integrates Hospitalists and Emergency Physicians with your already risk-bearing practice/group. #Care2U #Healthcare #HealthcareAtHome
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This systematic review showed that RPM interventions improved patient safety and adherence. In terms of cost-related outcomes, they significantly reduced the risks of hospital admissions, readmissions, length of stay, outpatient visits, and non-hospitalization costs. #remotepatientmonitoring #RPM #hospital #healthcare
A systematic review of the impacts of remote patient monitoring (RPM) interventions on safety, adherence, quality-of-life and cost-related outcomes - npj Digital Medicine
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