HomeMed
The hemophilia summer camp supported by HomeMed.
What is Camp Bold Eagle?
These mandatory immunizations are typically given to MM employees during the fall season.
What are Flu Shots?
A clinician that helps with things like bathing, cooking & cleaning.
What is a Home Health Aide?
WSS stands for...
What is Wheelchair Seating Services?
This password will allow you to sign into MLearning.
What is a level II password?
Name 2 of the 4 states in which HomeMed is licensed.
What are Michigan, Ohio, Indiana & Florida?
The year that MVC was established.
What is 1986?
The Director of Nursing at MVN/MVC.
Who is Debbie Kovacevich?
The year that WSS was opened.
What is 1997?
The new Medical Director for MVN/MVC & HomeMed.
Who is Dr. Grace Jenq?
True or False: HomeMed has a time capsule buried in the building at 2850 S. Industrial.
What is true?
The number of schedulers MVC currently employs.
What is 1?
The 3 types of rehab providers at MVN.
What are Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist & Speech Therapist?
The number of buildings WSS occupies.
What is 2? (warehouse & clinic)
The Associate Chief Operations Officer of HCS.
Who is Eric Towell?
This is a type of bill that coordinates infusion with a contracted nursing agency to make a specified number of infusion visits for a HomeMed patient.
What is a Bundle Bill?
MVC Home Health Aides services are funded by this.
What is private pay?
Developed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid, these are rules that health care organizations must meet in order to begin and continue participating in the Medicare & Medicaid programs.
What are the COPS? (Conditions of Participation)
CRTS stands for...
What is Certified Rehabilitation Technology Supplier?
Name 1 of 2 operating systems that all HCS divisions except MVN/MVC previewed as replacements for their current systems.
What is CareTend or Brightree?
The original corporate partner for the launch of HomeMed.
Who is Abbott Laboratories? (later became Hospira)
Name another vaccination that the Immunization Program provides to employees besides flu.
What is T-Dap, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, MMR or Varicella?
The practice of scheduling several visits at the beginning of an episode to help reduce the risk of re-hospitalization.
What is front-loading?
The number of CRTS currently employed by WSS.
What is 5?
University equipment defined as an item purchased for at least $5000 with a useful life of at least 2 years.
What is a Capital Purchase?