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Medicare expenditures for this treatment is over $39 billion annually
What is Heart Failure
This procedure is done to route blood around a blockage in the arteries of your heart
What is a coronary artery bypass graft (CABG)
Weight gain of 2-3 pounds in a day or 5 pounds in a week falls into the ____ zone
What is the yellow zone
This resource provides data analytics based off of Medicare claims
What is Trella
To do it's work the heart must beat on average _____ times a minute
What is 60 to 90
Post-surgical program focused on effective treatment for CAD and PAD
What is Heart & Vascular
This bypass is commonly used to treat diseased arteries in the legs
What is femoropopliteal
A self-care score of ____ indicates adequate self care
Medical Assistants, Surgery Schedulers, and providers are all examples of _______
What are key decision makers
This disease causes narrowing therefore restricting blood flow to the heart
What is Coronary Artery Disease (CAD)
______ allows for timely administration of maintenance diuretic to prevent rehospitalizations and guarantees visit frequencies
What are physician protocols
Surgeons perform this procedure if an artery in the heart or neck becomes blocked
What is an angioplasty with stent placement
Weight gain, frequent need to urinate, palpitations or an irregular pulse, vague feeling of being confused or less alert, fluid backing up are signs of __________
What is congestive heart failure
There are 3 big surgical processes that we focus on with each account, they are the pre-op, trauma, and _____ processes
What is the clinic
Sores that heal slowly, cold pale legs and feet, neuropathy, and weakness or difficulty walking are all symptoms of _______
What is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)
Clinicians perform a full CP assessment each visit including: weights, O2 sats, heart and lung sounds, edema assessment, and ____ scale
What is the dyspnea scale
This bypass surgery is done to route blood around a blockage in the large arteries of the abdomen and groin.
What is aortofemoral
Enhabit clinicians utilize this shortness of breath scale
What is the Modified Borg Dyspnea Scale
A protocol meeting can be scheduled once this has occurred
What is qualification of the account
Pulmonic, Tricuspid, Mitral, and Aortic are all examples of______
What are valves
People with __________ have 4-5x more risk of heart attack or stroke
What is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)
This device is designed to permanently close off the left atrial appendage and keep blood clots from escaping
What is the Watchman
The Heart Failure patient education book identifies what two types of heart failure
What are systolic and diastolic
This % is the goal when it comes to obtaining market share
What is 30%
Confusion/anxiety falls into this zone
What is the red zone