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Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC.
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NOA 2022
Oct 12, 2021 12:00:00 AM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Value-based care, Compliance, Home Health, Quality assurance, Home Health Care, NOA
NEW NEIGHBORS IN HOME HEALTH
Sep 14, 2021 5:00:00 AM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Value-based care, Compliance, Home Health, Quality assurance, OASIS, Home Health Care
New Neighbors in Home Health
THE EXPANSION OF HHVBP
Apr 22, 2021 8:36:24 AM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Value-based care, Compliance, Home Health, Quality assurance, Home Health Care
The Expansion of HHVBP
How to Avoid the Financial Blow of 2021
Dec 21, 2020 8:30:00 AM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Co-morbidity, Home Health, Quality assurance, 5-Day RAP Penalty
How to avoid the financial blow of 2021
CMS ANNOUNCES OASIS E
Mar 20, 2020 9:11:00 AM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Compliance, Home Health, OASIS
CMS Announces OASIS E
EXPANSION OF TELEHEALTH WITH 1135 WAIVER
Mar 18, 2020 8:39:00 AM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in Home Health, COVID-19, Telehealth
Expansion of Telehealth with 1135 Waiver
RECOVERING YOUR THERAPY MARGINS
Jan 21, 2020 9:02:00 AM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Therapy, Home Health
Recovering Your Therapy Margins
CURRENT MARGINS IN A PDGM PAYMENT MODEL
Oct 22, 2019 1:14:00 PM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Value-based care, Home Health, Scribing, OASIS
Current Margins in a PDGM Payment Model
CHARTING FOR HOME HEALTH SUCCESS
Apr 2, 2019 12:13:00 PM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, Home Health, Quality assurance, OASIS
Charting for Home Health Success
VOLUME TO VALUE CHANGE FOR HOME HEALTH- NOT NEW AND NOT SURPRISING
Mar 1, 2019 1:04:00 PM / by Michael McGowan, CEO, OperaCare LLC. posted in PDGM, RCD, Value-based care, Home Health, Quality assurance, Scribing
HHVBP and PDGM mimic the restructuring hospitals went through in the acute care reforms when “fill the beds” turned into “empty the beds” almost overnight. This practice continues without fail almost twenty years later. Home health is now seeing high volume, large census, low value care models being replaced with high Acuity, outcomes driven, rapid cycle care.