Accountability Home Care Quality of Care Regulations 
Home Health Care
APRIL 23, 2024
Amid Medicaid changes, the most relevant news to home care providers is the aforementioned 80-20 provision, which will force HCBS providers to direct 80% of reimbursement to direct care workers. “We National Association for Home Care & Hospice (NAHC) President William A. We would advise against that.
Briggs Healthcare
APRIL 7, 2022
“Nursing homes play a unique dual role in the long-term care continuum, serving as a place where people receive needed health care and a place they call home. The 1986 Institute of Medicine report Improving the Quality of Care in Nursing Homes identified a range of challenges to the quality of care in nursing homes.
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NASHP
JANUARY 12, 2024
Direct care workers — such as personal care and home care aides as well as certified nursing assistants — provide care services to individuals and older adults with complex needs. million annual appropriation for interagency collaboration on long-term care integrity and oversight.
Home Health Care
JANUARY 9, 2023
She shares some best practices for building a wound care management program in today’s operating environment, and she also discusses the key ways in which providers can cut costs without sacrificing quality of care. Home Health Care News: What career experiences do you most draw from, in your role today?
NASHP
OCTOBER 22, 2021
People with serious and life-threatening health conditions experience care needs that drive costs, including hospital admissions , emergency department utilization , and nursing home care. Arizona’s End of Life and Advanced Care Planning benefit is referenced in its MCO contracts and further described in state regulations.
Briggs Healthcare
AUGUST 22, 2022
In February 2022, President Biden announced a comprehensive set of reforms to improve the safety and quality of nursing home care, hold nursing homes accountable for the care they provide, and make the quality of care and facility ownership more transparent so that potential residents and their loved ones can make informed care choices. [1]
Sheppard Health Law
FEBRUARY 27, 2023
Background The proposed rule is part of the Biden administration’s broader attempt to improve nursing home care, while increasing transparency and accountability. CMS believes that more transparency will help the public evaluate and compare facilities, and help regulators monitor bad actors.
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