CMS says majority of diabetics can be taught to self-manage

 

Fact: It is CMS's firm and unwavering opinion that the majority of diabetics can be taught to self manage their insulin regime.

This opinion has been the primary basis for countless payment denials. In the absence of federal guidance on how to manage these patients, most providers experience denials even when their clinicians thought they had done everything correctly.

 

Fact: BID Diabetic Outlier Episodes Do Occur…

 
yet with the lack of federal guidance and rate of claim denials, can home care afford to serve Medicare's neediest patients?

 

A leading home care consultant and former regulator says 'YES'… and adds that it is your responsibility to ethically serve these patients.

 

Serious questions for ethical diabetic care providers:

 

·         Do you lose money serving BID Diabetic patients?

·         Do you submit appropriate claims but continually battle denials with your FI, QIC and the Administrative Law Judge?

·         Do you believe you are providing appropriate BID care but worry about how it might look to regulators?

·         Do you avoid providing care to the neediest patients for all the wrong reasons?

 

Now, there is a teaching guide based on years of reasons for payment denials. This guide, compiled by former California Department of Health Services regulator Michael McGowan, has just been recorded as an online video streamed seminar so that you can learn McGowan's methodology without waiting for the next time he comes to your city.

 

Following this program will help you meet payer expectations, improve quality of life for your diabetic patients and assure that your claims qualify for payment. Agencies taught by Michael McGowan, a veteran of hundreds of successful ALJ appeals, have achieved more than 90% payment success by using his techniques.

CLICK HERE TO PREVIEW THIS OUTSTANDING SEMINAR

 

 

With HCIN’s easy-to-use interface, viewing a seminar over the Internet couldn’t be simpler.  Audio, video, slides handouts, online tests and CEU certificates are all at your fingertips.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The BID Diabetic Patient: Pitfalls and Responsibilities is a 45-minute seminar featuring Michael McGowan, MBA/HCA, CEO of Continuous Quality Improvement Systems and former California Department of Health Services regulator. Michael is a veteran of more than 400 ALJ appeals. In this seminar he shares with viewers his guidance on accurately assessing your BID diabetic patients and documenting their care. Available exclusively on HCIN.

 

 

REGISTRATION

 

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Entry-level registration plan: Unlimited viewing by entire staff, 24/7 from any Internet connection for 30 days$495 per agency (1-3 sites).

 

Better value registration plan: Unlimited viewing by entire staff, 24/7 from any Internet connection for six months. $895 per agency (1-3 sites).

 

Best value registration offer: Make HCIN a permanent a part of your orientation and ongoing training program. Make sure every current and future clinician knows how to use Michael’s system. Unlimited viewing by entire staff, 24/7 from any Internet connection for one year. $1,295 per agency (1-3 sites).

If you have more than three sites, please contact Randy Weisheit at 515-963-7870, randyweisheit@stony-hill.com for special pricing.

 

COURSE OUTLINE

 

  • OASIS Considerations for Diabetics
  • Fiscal Intermediary Considerations
  • CMS Benefit considerations
  • What The Judge wants to see !!!
  • Proper Assessment techniques
  • Diabetic Teaching
  • Introduction To Adaptive Devices utilized by blind diabetics
  • Clinical Responsibilities
  • What the Law Says
  • Patient and Caregiver Rights

 

1.0 nursing CEUs will be awarded for this course (applied for)

 

COURSE HANDOUTS

 

Michael has included three essential tools with this valuable seminar that you will receive at no additional cost :

 

  • “Diabetic Teaching Program” including overview, clinician instructions, worksheet and checklist.
  • “Insulin Injection Validation Tool” validates all necessary steps to perform injections safely and accurately.
  •  “Clinical Teaching Pathway” each visit for 16 visits.
  • And, seminar slides with space for notes.

 

SPECIAL BONUS: Subscribers to this seminar can send their questions directly to Michael just by clicking on the “ask” button.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What you always get with HCIN Seminars:

 

  • All registration plans include access to Michael McGowan's downloadable workshop materials.
  • Discounts for organizations with more than three office locations.
  • All tuition fees are 100% applicable toward upgrades to longer-term plans when ordered before plan expires.
  • Never an additional fee for content updates if rules change and a seminar is re-recorded.
  • HCIN's money-back, 100% satisfaction guarantee.

 

 

 

What you never get with HCIN Seminars:

 

  • Airfare, hotel and restaurant expenses that can add up to hundreds, even thousands, of unnecessary dollars
  • Valuable time away from patients
  • "Train-the-trainer" content degradation
  • Driving to the office to gather around a speakerphone
  • One-time, scheduled presentation
  • View once, hope to remember as much as you can
  • Purchasing a CD at additional cost to share with staff who could not attend a scheduled, one-time event

 

 

 

 

 

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We know your HCIN experience will be positive. More 14,000 clinicians and administrators have registered as HCIN students since August 2006 and more than 99% report that video streaming is an effective education tool. If for any reason you do not believe we have delivered on our promise to provide you an outstanding educational value, we will refund your purchase price, no questions asked.

 

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