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An update on the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) website warns providers that they are continuing phase-in participation, through March 31, 2021, for Florida and North Carolina. This concession on the part of CMS allows agencies in these states some flexibility. ...
With a nationwide shortage of qualified nurses and caregivers in the U.S which has been growing over the last few years, as well as a pandemic creating even more disruption, home health care agency staffs have been pushed to their limits. Attracting and keeping skilled...
As home health and personal care agencies seek compliance with regulatory requirements with regard to Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) in that state of New York, agency administrators face important deadlines for EVV implementation. As one of many states where EVV deadlines are taking effect, New York DOH requirements must be met for certain types of care in the state, or agencies will run the risk rejected payments...
What you should know about how the PHE Extension Affects Homecare The Acting Secretary of the United States’ Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) sent letters to state governors on Friday, January 22, 2021. In the letter, DHHS officials warn that the current public health...
As home health and personal care agencies work to achieve compliance with regulatory requirements with regard to Electronic Visit Verification (EVV), agencies in the state of Idaho face important deadlines for EVV implementation. As one of many states where EVV is currently in play, Idaho DHW requirements will need to be met for certain types of care in the state, or agencies will run the risk denied payments...
With a nationwide shortage of qualified nurses and caregivers in the U.S which has been growing over the last few years, as well as a pandemic creating even more disruption, home health care agency staffs have been pushed to their limits. Attracting and keeping skilled...
As home health care agencies try to achieve compliance with regulatory requirements with regard to Electronic Visit Verification (EVV), agencies in the state of Texas faced a January 2021 deadline for EVV implementation. As one of many states where EVV is currently in play, Texas requirements will need to be met for certain types of care in the state, or agencies will run the risk of rejected payments.
Things Your Agency Should Be Doing To Stay Safe During the COVID-19 Pandemic On New Year’s Day, the Wall Street Journal reported the latest, emerging COVID-19 virus variants. Meanwhile, many countries face a second surge of coronavirus infections. This startling news leaves many agency owners and...
EVV has been mandated for the state of Georgia. When is its official start date? What types of services are covered under the requirements? What model of state EVV does Georgia fall under? What kind of data must be transmitted for each visit? Is the state providing a free EVV system? Can I use my current EVV software and still be compliant? In this blog you will find information and answers to each of those questions and more...
EVV has been mandated for the state of Missouri with a 2021 start date for some agency types. Electronic visit verification is required for all Medicaid Personal care services administered within the state. When is the official start date? What specific types of care and organizations does it apply to, and what are the requirements? Are agencies free to use any EVV system? In this blog we will explore and answer all of those questions as we focus on all aspects of Missouri Electronic Visit Verification