Intro to HC & Legislation
This 1990 law prohibits discrimination based on disability in employment, public services, and public accommodations.
What is the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?
OT delivered one-to-one with the client is this type of service.
What is direct service delivery?
This statement explains why an organization exists.
What is a mission statement?
The first step in the PDSA cycle.
What is the plan?
This statement describes what the organization hopes to become in the future.
What is a vision statement?
This branch of government creates and passes healthcare legislation.
What is the Congress/Legislative Branch?
Providing recommendations to staff, teachers, or organizations without ongoing treatment would be this type of delivery model.
What is consultative service delivery?
Michigan agency used to register a business entity.
What is LARA (Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs)?
Client satisfaction surveys are used for this purpose.
What is measuring quality and outcomes?
Specific measurable achievements supporting a mission are called these.
What are objectives?
This 1965 legislative act established Medicare & Medicaid.
What are the Social Security Amendments of 1965?
The primary method of Medicare payment for enrolled health care providers updated yearly
What is the Physician Fee Schedule (PFS)?
A specialized type of LLC for licensed professionals, with additional ownership, licensing, and service restrictions
What is a PLLC (Professional Limited Liability Company)?
Comparing performance metrics against a target or peer organization is called this.
What is benchmarking?
The action approach used to accomplish an objective is called this:
What is a strategy?
This 1973 law prohibits disability discrimination in programs receiving federal funding.
What is Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act?
Profits made by this type of business are often tax-exempt and include a board of directors to make business-related decisions
What is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization?
Identifiers often required before billing insurance for OT services.
What are an EIN/EID and NPI 1 & 2?
A type of liability insurance designed to protect you from everyday physical risks in the workplace (ie., bodily injury, property damage, personal & advertising injury)
What is General Liability Insurance?
Designed to protect you if a client sues you for negligence, abandonment, or malpractice
What is professional liability insurance?
A Federal committee that sets budgets for federal healthcare programs
What is the House Appropriations committee?
An unmet community need identified through objective and subjective data is called this.
What is a service gap?
Revenue goals, insights, risks and client attraction activities are all a part of this
What is a one-page business plan?
The percentage of a covered cost that you pay after meeting your insurance deductible
What is coinsurance?
An insurance plan that covers in-network services, requires referrals for specialists, and is often the best choice for lower premiums or deductibles
What is an HMO (or Health Maintenance Organization)?