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    The most obvious reason is that Medicare requires a nursing home stay to meet several conditions to be eligible for coverage. These include that the stay be in a Medicare-approved skilled nursing facility, which excludes intermediate care facility services, skilled nursing care be judged as necessary on a daily basis for the patient’s rehabilitation;

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    The purpose of this paper is to bring awareness to the issue of healthcare fraud and abuse. I feel that healthcare fraud and abuse is one of the biggest issues in healthcare. So, this paper will get everyone to be able to spot fraud before it happens. During, the process you will be able to identify what a person organization did that was fraud or how they abused healthcare rules. This paper will explain to you what exactly healthcare fraud and abuse is and how it affects everyone around us. Throughout

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    in place is long term care delivery system for older community adults designed to keep them in the environment of their choice as long as possible. This care system includes physicians, nurses and other professionals’ to support older adults’ medical functioning, functional wellbeing and social support to maintain them in their homes (Popejoy, Galambos, Stetzer, Popescu, Hicks, Khalilia, Rantz & Marek, 2015). Aging in place have two folds of benefits: from the perspective of older adults and the

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    First, it’s called continuum care system, it deals with tracking and keeping in contact with a patient over time and to follow them thru their health care services. The breakdown of continuum care is extended care, acute hospital care, ambulatory care, home care, outreach, wellness and housing. It could follow a patient from birth to the end of life. The services could be acute healthcare, hospital, emergency, inpatient services, outpatient services, urgent care, skilled nursing home, rehab, home

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    certification reviews on an unannounced basis, with certain exceptions. In 2008, The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services issues a clarification in October, sought by The Joint Commission in response to field concerns, which brings CMS’ interpretation of standing orders into alignment with The Joint Commission’s view on how to facilitate the timely treatment of certain patients. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services grants The Joint Commission deeming authority for critical access hospitals in

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    Introduction: While being employed in Corporate America for over 20 years and in the United States Air Force for over 10 years has been extremely valuable experience, I don’t feel like I’m fulfilling my purpose in life. After losing my grandmother 2.5 years ago, it finally dawned on me what my purpose is, and that is to care for our aging population. I am one of 65 grandchildren. My grandmother and I always had a special bond. She raised me for a big part of my childhood, and was more of a mother-figure

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    Long Term Care

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    The necessity for long-term care is increasing which will require additional training and education for health care personnel, family members, and patients. Family members can have peace of mind knowing their family member will gain confidence in learning how to become accustomed to his or her new life while maintaining a quality continuum of care during and after treatment for physical, mental, or age associated illnesses. Long-term care is also known as personal assistant services and is defined

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    Stark Law is actually three separate provisions that govern physicians’ self-referrals, mostly for payment by Medicare patients; it is also known as “the self-referral law.” “The law is named for United States Congressman Pete Stark, who sponsored the initial bill (“STARK LAW,” n.d., para. 1). The first phase became effective on January 1, 1992 (Taromina, 2013, p. 83). It prohibited a physician from referring a patient to a clinical laboratory with which they, or an immediate family member, had a

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    Introduction For many people younger than 50, long-term care insurance seems like something to worry about for the future. Some young adults feel as though long term care insurance may not be a topic to discuss at their age because they are young and healthy. However, young adults should be thinking about long term care as early as possible. As we can see in healthcare news and headlines, long-term care cost is rising and factors can include your age, medical conditions, and overall need for care

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    The role of accreditation in the hospital setting. The history of the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals is a story of the health professions’ commitment to patient care of high quality in the 20th century. According to Dr. Ernest Codman, founder of the accreditation system, which would enable hospitals to track every patient it treat long enough to determine whether or not the treatment was effective. If not, the hospital would figure out how to prevent similar failures in the future

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