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If you're in the process of looking for ARRS roles for your PCN, this is a great article by Daniel Vincent about how to use the budget. If you're looking for help recruiting these roles, Menlo Park Recruitment can certainly help you with this. Let us know what roles you're looking for and when you need them and we can help find that person for you. Contact us here to arrange a chat https://lnkd.in/duDipRM6 #menloparkprimarycare #primarycare #recruitment #arrsroles #generalpractice
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Explore The Critical Role of Staff Credentialing in Nursing Homes and Home Health Care: OIG recommends adding staff credentialing measures to LTC Surveys in 2024 Perla | OIG Recommends Adding Staff Credentialing Measures To LTC Surveys in 2024 https://hubs.la/Q02j9_tY0
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Report: Inpatient Hospitalizations for Workers’ Compensation Claims Costs Have Fallen in California - https://lnkd.in/gj5GfHMr According to a report from the Claims Journal, inpatient hospitalizations for workers’ compensation cases are down approximately 50% in California from 2012 to 2022. The change is driven by several different factors, including a drop in overall workers’ compensation claims and an overall increase in outpatient procedures. Within this article, our Bakersfield workers’ compensation defense lawyer provides a more detailed overview of the report. CWCI Study: In-Patient Workers’ Compensation Costs Dropped Dramatically from 2012 to 2022 The California Workers’ Compensation Institute (CWCI) published the results of a comprehensive report on inpatient hospitalizations for workers’ compensation cases in the state over the past decade. The study—which analyzed nearly 30 million inpatient stays from 2012 to 2022—revealed a significant decline in workers' compensation inpatient stays. The total number dropped from 21,505 in 2012 down to 10,516 in 2022. This 11-year span saw a total decrease of 51.1%. An Overview of the Reasons Why the Authors Believe Inpatient Hospitalizations Fell The authors attribute the decline in inpatient hospitalizations under workers' compensation to several key factors. Here is an overview of the reasons why the authors believe that the number of inpatient hospitalizations for workers’ compensation fell so sharply in California over the last decade: Reduced Workers’ Compensation Claims Volume: To start, the reduced volume of workers’ compensation claims plays a significant role. Over the last decade, there have been some notable improvements in workplace safety in California. Work injury claims volume is down. Of course, employers can benefit from putting strong safety practices in place to reduce the risk of accidents at their workplace. Adoption of Utilization Review Regulations: Next, the adoption of utilization review (UR) regulations has significantly impacted the number of inpatient hospital stays. UR processes evaluate the necessity of medical services—thereby ensuring that hospital admissions and treatments are medically justified. CWCI assesses that these regulations have led to more rigorous scrutiny of the need for inpatient services. More Availability and Better Outpatient Services: The availability of better and more accessible outpatient services has also contributed to the decrease in inpatient hospitalizations. Advances in medical technology and treatment methods have expanded the possibilities for outpatient care, allowing many conditions that previously required hospital stays to be treated on an outpatient basis. Major Drop in Number of Spinal Fusions: Finally, a major drop in the number of spinal fusions—a complex surgery—has been o
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Our team at CBSI has recently been talking about what the "Top Ten" issues are that nursing home business offices face and how we can enhance our products to help hurdle those challenges. So - I have had this in the back of my mind the last few weeks as I serve our current clients and try to get our products out to new clients. I would have to say one of the top ten problems I have recorded in the last few weeks is the disconnect between leadership and the facilities. I have at least 3 companies right now where their staff is desperate for support with their Consolidated Billing - they have received little to no training, they have no reliable resource to ask questions to and they are for sure losing revenue due to overpaying claims, paying claims they should not be and in some cases, even paying duplicate claims. Then, they either welcome a new team member that has used SNFCB before, learn about us from one of State Association conferences or from a friend in the industry and attempt to bring to their leadership... but there is such a huge gap in the communication of the company that the SNF cannot locate the correct contact, or the correct contact will not make time to consider the system - instantly dismissing. Creating a system where leadership is approachable is so important. What is the point of identifying the problems and finding solutions a SNF may be facing if employees reach a dead end every time they try to report back? How do you make sure your employees have their voices heard when they have a an idea to improve? Let me know in the comments below how your company helps employees have their ideas and voices heard! #leadership #skillednursing #medicarebilling #businessofficemanagers #skillednursingfacilities #longtermcare
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Report: Inpatient Hospitalizations for Workers’ Compensation Claims Costs Have Fallen in California - https://lnkd.in/grXgrPAN According to a report from the Claims Journal, inpatient hospitalizations for workers’ compensation cases are down approximately 50% in California from 2012 to 2022. The change is driven by several different factors, including a drop in overall workers’ compensation claims and an overall increase in outpatient procedures. Within this article, our Bakersfield workers’ compensation defense lawyer provides a more detailed overview of the report. CWCI Study: In-Patient Workers’ Compensation Costs Dropped Dramatically from 2012 to 2022 The California Workers’ Compensation Institute (CWCI) published the results of a comprehensive report on inpatient hospitalizations for workers’ compensation cases in the state over the past decade. The study—which analyzed nearly 30 million inpatient stays from 2012 to 2022—revealed a significant decline in workers' compensation inpatient stays. The total number dropped from 21,505 in 2012 down to 10,516 in 2022. This 11-year span saw a total decrease of 51.1%. An Overview of the Reasons Why the Authors Believe Inpatient Hospitalizations Fell The authors attribute the decline in inpatient hospitalizations under workers' compensation to several key factors. Here is an overview of the reasons why the authors believe that the number of inpatient hospitalizations for workers’ compensation fell so sharply in California over the last decade: Reduced Workers’ Compensation Claims Volume: To start, the reduced volume of workers’ compensation claims plays a significant role. Over the last decade, there have been some notable improvements in workplace safety in California. Work injury claims volume is down. Of course, employers can benefit from putting strong safety practices in place to reduce the risk of accidents at their workplace. Adoption of Utilization Review Regulations: Next, the adoption of utilization review (UR) regulations has significantly impacted the number of inpatient hospital stays. UR processes evaluate the necessity of medical services—thereby ensuring that hospital admissions and treatments are medically justified. CWCI assesses that these regulations have led to more rigorous scrutiny of the need for inpatient services. More Availability and Better Outpatient Services: The availability of better and more accessible outpatient services has also contributed to the decrease in inpatient hospitalizations. Advances in medical technology and treatment methods have expanded the possibilities for outpatient care, allowing many conditions that previously required hospital stays to be treated on an outpatient basis. Major Drop in Number of Spinal Fusions: Finally, a major drop in the number of spinal fusions—a complex surgery—has been o
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There are some big changes in store for the RHC program beginning in January 2024 including new approved provider types and service offerings. Please let us know if you have any questions about how these changes may impact your current or planned RHCs.
CMS Finalizes Rules Impacting RHCs Effective January 2024 | FORVIS
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📋Our Intake Questionnaire tells us: 👉61% of you don't understand the current Manage Service Provider (MSP) / Vendor Management System (VMS) paradigm 👉82% of you are frustrated with the current travel healthcare staffing options The EmpoweRx Marketplace was created to offer an alternative to the current staffing options providing a win-win for you and hospitals. 💪Freedom, Flexibility and Increased Earnings for YOU! 👉Intake Questionnaire Response: "I see travel companies taking more than a fair share of the pie. I like independent work and feel I should be reaping the benefits of the hard work I do." -Lela, RN - 10 years of experience, 7 traveling 👨⚕️👩⚕️Join the pioneer RN's in Oregon to show hospitals that YOUR voice is important to the future of healthcare! 🔥RN Contracts in Oregon🔥 13 weeks - MedSurg - Nights - August 26 Start 13 weeks - ER - Day/Evening Flex - August 7 Start 13 weeks - ICU Day and Night Shift - August 26 Start
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𝑨𝒓𝒆 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒏 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒘𝒆𝒆𝒏 𝒐𝒖𝒕𝒔𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒄𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒄𝒓𝒆𝒅𝒆𝒏𝒕𝒊𝒂𝒍𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒔𝒆𝒓𝒗𝒊𝒄𝒆𝒔 𝒐𝒓 𝒎𝒂𝒏𝒂𝒈𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒎 𝒊𝒏-𝒉𝒐𝒖𝒔𝒆? While both have their benefits, credentialing—a crucial part of healthcare staffing—requires expertise. Even a single mistake in the credentialing process can be lead to: 1️⃣ Medical malpractice 2️⃣ Potential harm to patients 3️⃣ Damage to the provider's reputation and financial status Due to the time-consuming and complex nature of credentialing, many healthcare providers choose to outsource this task. How has this decision helped them, and how can it ease your troubles? 𝐅𝐢𝐧𝐝 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐬𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞: https://lnkd.in/gyKgEif9 #USHealthcareStaffing #Credentialing #Outsourcing #PatientSafety #HealthcareManagement #HealthcareIndustry #HealthcareSolutions #staffing #offshoring #offshorerecruitment #ushealthcare #USHealthcareRecruitment #USHealtcareStaffing #ushealthcarerecruiter #RPO #USStaffing #USrecruitment #Nursing #HealthcareProfessional
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🌟It's Testimonial Tuesday, and we're thrilled to share what experts are saying about MNS's referral and prior-authorization process! "I like handing the referral to MNS and letting them do all the leg work, especially with the extra challenging payors. It saves me so much time. The team is responsive to needs, and the prior-authorization process flows smoothly." Don't wait any longer! Reach out today to learn how MNS can streamline your processes and save you valuable time. #TestimonialTuesday #MNS #PriorAuthorization #ManagedCare 🌟
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