by Proactive LTC Consulting | Jun 8, 2022 | Q&A, RAI Manual
Q: If someone uses a lift for transfers, how should I code G0300E, Surface-to-Surface Transfer (Transfer between bed and chair or wheelchair)? A: The RAI Manual states “If a lift device (a mechanical device that is completely operated by another person) is used, and... by Proactive LTC Consulting | Jun 1, 2022 | Q&A
Q: Under F761, what needs to be included on the label of multi-dose products that are pulled from the E-kit, brought from home or brought from the hospital? A: Multi-use products should be labeled with: The original manufacturer’s or pharmacy-applied label indicating... by Proactive LTC Consulting | May 31, 2022 | Blog, PDPM
Under the Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM), resident characteristics are used to classify Medicare residents into payment groups. One of these characteristics is isolation due to an active infection. Being coded for infection isolation can have a significant impact... by Proactive LTC Consulting | May 25, 2022 | Q&A
Q: I have a resident who was skilled under Part A services who was discharged but remained in the facility. They were subsequently picked up under Part A services again. Would the interrupted stay rules apply to this situation? A: Possibly, but timing matters. An... by Proactive LTC Consulting | May 18, 2022 | 5-Star, Falls, Q&A
Q: Let’s say I have a resident fall with injury on January 1st. How many days have to pass before it will drop off and not count against us as far as our 5-star rating? A: The fall with major injury will be included in the QM % for the quarter if it was coded on... by Proactive LTC Consulting | May 11, 2022 | MDS, Q&A, RAI Manual
Q: I conducted the pain interview with a resident recently and they stated that they have ‘almost constant’ pain and rated it as ‘moderate’. I reviewed the chart and the resident has PRN analgesic available, but never requests it, and the Q shift Pain monitoring on...