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In home health care, a mentor can be defined as a tutor or coach. Nurse mentor programs, sometimes called transition or preceptor programs, have been well established to not only improve patient safety, but they also promote caregiver retention. In this blog we'll cover...

 

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Michigan EVV

 

The Alora home health blog is committed to providing the latest updates on EVV implementation on a state-by-state basis. In this blog we focus on the latest news out of Michigan, answering questions like who is the MDHHS selected EVV aggregator, when does the EVV requirement begin for home health services, what data must a compatible Michigan EVV system collect, and more.

Reaching status as an accredited provider in the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Systems (CMS) program as a home health agency is a sizable milestone to achieve. Equally as difficult is maintaining Medicare certification by meeting or exceeding the rules and regulations of the industry...

The moving parts of billing, payment and care coordination within the home care environment are anything but a simple operation. Running a thriving home care agency is full of complex decision making, and one could argue there are many logistical challenges. Top problems include those...

EVV has been mandated for the state of Washington for home health care services. As of the implementation 2024 implementation date, Electronic visit verification is required for all homecare 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 software provider system? In this blog we will explore and answer all of those questions as we focus on all aspects of Washington state Electronic Visit Verification.

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EVV has been mandated for the state of Connecticut for personal care and home health care agencies. 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 Connecticut's Electronic Visit Verification

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