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Set aside an hour to gain a clearer understanding of changing and suspended rules, audit risks, PHE waivers/flexibilities and quality reporting requirements specific to IRFs.
$259.00 – $359.00
The COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE) continues, driving a lot of turbulence and uncertainty in the world of inpatient rehabilitation facilities (IRFs). What’s the latest on PHE-related rule changes and suspensions? Which audit entities are actively engaged with IRFs, and what are they targeting? Which waivers and flexibilities remain in effect? When will certain quality reporting requirements (QRPs) be implemented?
With payments and regulatory compliance at stake, you need reliable, well-articulated answers to these and other questions — exactly what you’ll get from this exclusive RACmonitor webcast. Our go-to expert for IRF updates, Angela Phillips, will walk you through the latest developments, along with a look at what may be coming, and she’ll explain how you can mitigate the impacts on your operations, care delivery and payments.
We get it. You have a lot on your plate, complicated by all the twists and turns spawned by the COVID-19 pandemic. But that doesn’t exempt your IRF from aligning with current payer and regulatory rules. In addition, you need to be aware of current and expected audit activity and your areas of greatest risk. By investing one hour in this RACmonitor webcast, you’ll gain peace of mind knowing you have a firmer grasp on what’s happening and what’s ahead.
IRF leadership and staff, including CEOs, CFOs, compliance officers, program directors, directors of inpatient rehab, medical directors, executive directors and program managers.
Angela M. Phillips, PT, is President & Chief Executive Officer of Images & Associates. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, School of Allied Health Professions, she has almost 45 years of experience as a consultant, healthcare executive, hospital administrator, educator, and clinician. Ms. Phillips is one of the nation’s leading consultants assisting Inpatient Rehabilitation Facilities in operating effectively under the Medicare Prospective Payment System (PPS) and in addressing key issues related to compliance.
