2026 Goals
Compliance
EIMS
Resources
Trend Reports
100

The contact for what type of healthcare provider should be updated in the plan of care for every participant

Primary Care Provider

100

How many days before due date can you call a 90 day call for compliance

14 days

100

What website is used for completing incident reports?

HICIS

100

Where can in network providers be located?

Keystone provider portal

100

When is a trend report needed?

For every fourth and subsequent incident report in a 12 month period

200

How many days before due date can you visit a CNA for compliance

60 days

200

When are progress notes due?

Within two business days

200

You have ____hours to reach out to a participant when you get a CIS email

24 

200

Where can supplies and print requests be submitted?

Associate Services Sharepoint

200

When should a trend report be uploaded?

Before or at the same time as the incident report.

300

Initial case assignment must have the initial visit in the community within how many Days of Enrollment

5 days

300

How often should the Meals survey be completed for those receiving home delivered meals?

Annually

300

You have ___ hours to input an CIS in once you find out.

48

300

What document must be provided to all participants who are a fall risk?

Fall prevention flyer

300

What should be listed next to each incident on the report for a hospital or ER visit?

Date, reason, hospital name

400

What model of care option should be discussed with participants due the 90-day quarterly call, 180 Day Care Plan review and the Annual Assessments.

Self-directed services/Tempus

400

The Grievance appeal process  must be requested within __days to keep current services?

10

400

Once an incident report has been created, the final section should be initiated within ___hours

24

400

What is the program that providers support to participant caregivers?

Carallel

400

Where can information on what trend reports due be found?

Trend Report Sharepoint

500

A type of Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan designed for individuals who qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid ("dual eligibles"). These plans offer coordinated care, covering standard Medicare benefits plus extra services like dental, vision, and transportation at no additional cost

DSNP

500

How often does every participant needs to be contacted routinely.

Monthly

500

What type of assessment does the participant have the right to refuse after going to the hospital or having a serious emergency room visit?

Trigger event assessment

500

Where can additional community resources be located?

500

Who is responsible for reviewing completed trend reports?

Supervisor