This therapy helps individuals with sensory processing difficulties by using activities that improve the way the brain processes and responds to sensory information like touch, sound, and movement.
What is sensory integration therapy?
Name one way a patient would qualify as 'Special Care High'
What is -
IV hydration in the look back, Comatose, Septicemia, Diabetes with 2 order changes, Quadriplegic, J99 or COPD with SOB while lying flat, ISX 7 days, Tube feeding, Fever, with one of the following pna, vomiting, weight loss, tube feeding
Cash collections % standard every month
What is 100%?
Facility-Specific metric for falls.
What are Falls PPD?
Goal skilled Mix
What is 35%
What is the term for a patient care plan that includes input from doctors, nurses, physical therapists, and social workers?
What is an interdisciplinary care plan?
What score qualifies a patient as being depressed on a PHQ9 test?
What is 10+?
Bad Debt % Goal
What is <1%?
#1 cause of employee turnover
What is Burnout?
Goal Medicare total
What is 18?
This is the practice of helping a patient with mobility issues to regain or maintain their ability to walk and move safely.
What is physical therapy?
The North Bay's overtime goal
What is 6%?
Goal DSO
What is <49 days?
To be stakeholder in the company culture. Also a poker term.
What is Buy-in?
Census is often divided into these two types of patients based on payer source.
Skilled & Custodial
This approach to care emphasizes treating each resident as an individual, respecting their preferences, values, and life history.
What is person-centered care?
Two requirements would qualify a patient as a Level 3 Extensive Services
What is Tracheostomy AND Ventilator?
If a Medicare A patient is no longer skilled what kind of denial(s) needs to be served if they stay long term?
NOMNC & SNF ABN
This practice involves openly sharing information with employees, fostering trust and accountability, and ensuring that everyone is informed about company decisions, challenges, and changes.
What is transparency?
Before admitting a resident, this document is required in order to be paid.
What is an Authorization
This approach in skilled nursing focuses on transforming the care environment by reducing loneliness, helplessness, and boredom for residents, and promoting a life worth living.
What is the Eden Alternative?
Explain each letter in this HIPPS code to Melfer - JDXF1
What is
Upon receiving an ADR letter when should Medical Records upload the file for Regional Review?
What is 8 days from the date received?
This key aspect of communication ensures that messages are clear, concise, and understood by all parties involved, reducing misunderstandings and improving collaboration
What is effective communication?
This building has the highest skilled mix.
What is Alhambra Post Acute?