2019 HCAC/HPCAR Conference- Resilient Leadership

Prior to Jan. 13, 2018, many of the things we “kinda” did okay, such as care coordination, comprehensive assessment and plan of care management, became mandatory measures under the new Conditions of Participation. And agencies have struggled! Surveyors continue to site quality of care, care coordination and care planning collectively as one of the top two deficiencies for agencies across the board. By having an in depth understanding of Medicare’s definition of the four “C’s” along with how they build upon each other will lead to more streamlined processes, develop effective care coordination practices and provide better, more patient-centered plans of care thereby helping to “survey proof” your agencies.

At the conclusion of the presentation, participants will be able to: Identify key components of the Comprehensive Assessment and Conditions of Participation; Define measures to foster collaboration between disciplines and recognize effective documentation of collaborative efforts; Demonstrate the use of assessment findings and discipline coordination to meet the CoPs and formulate a patient center of care.