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Page 1: MDS 3.0 FY 2012 Presented by Lizeth Flores, RHIT, RAC-CT Anderson Health Information Systems, Inc office@ahis.netoffice@ahis.net 714 -558 - 3887

MDS 3.0 FY 2012

MDS 3.0 FY 2012

Presented by Lizeth Flores, RHIT, RAC-CT

Anderson Health Information Systems, Inc [email protected] 714 -558 - 3887

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MDS Changes for FY 2012 MDS Changes for FY 2012

New Schedule

COT-OMRAEOT-R

Group Therapy

Therapy Supervision

MDS 3.0 2012

MDS 3.0 2012

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AgendaAgenda

1. New Assessment Schedule 1. New Assessment Schedule

2. EOT & EOT-R OMRA 2. EOT & EOT-R OMRA

3. COT-OMRA 3. COT-OMRA

4. Allocation of Group Therapy 4. Allocation of Group Therapy

5. Therapy Student Supervision 5. Therapy Student Supervision

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NEW ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE

October 1st, 2011 will mark the biggest reduction in Medicare RUG rates for our industry since the inception of the SNF PPS program, a reduction of approximately 11.1%

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NEW ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE

In order to avoid overlapping look-back periods a new assessment schedule will be implemented effective October 1, 2011

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NEW ASSESSMENT SCHEDULE

All PPS assessments with an ARD on or after 10/1/11 must use the updated MDS assessment

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What Changed? OLD SCHEDULE

Assessment Type Reason for assessment

ARD window ARD Grace Days Payment Period

5 day 01 Days 1-5 6-8 1-14

14 day 02 Days 11-14 15-19 15-30

30 day 03 Days 21-29 30-34 31-60

60 day 04 Days 50-59 60-64 61-90

90 day 05 Days 80-89 90-94 91-100

Assessment Type Reason for assessment

ARD window ARD Grace Days Payment Period

5 day 01 Days 1-5 6-8 1-14

14 day 02 Days 13-14 15-18 15-30

30 day 03 Days 27-29 30-33 31-60

60 day 04 Days 57-59 60-63 61-90

90 day 05 Days 87-89 90-93 91-100

NEW SCHEDULE

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CAUTION Make sure any assessments completed on or

after 10/1/11 comply with the new assessment requirements

For example ARD is set for 10/1/11 but this would be day 19 of the resident’s stay

based on new schedule this assessment would be late and default rate would apply for days 15-18 – the same applies to ARD that would be too early

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Scheduling your assessments

If October 1st, 2011 is day 19, 34, 64 or 94 of the Medicare Part A stay, your ARD must be set no later than September 30th, 2011 in order to avoid payment penalties

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TRANSITIONING

This is the link to the transition for the FY2012 SNF PPS Policies as posted on the CMS website

http://www.cms.gov/SNFPPS/Downloads/fy12transpolicymemo.pdf

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Split Billing Periods

If your billing is split between FY2011 and FY2012, RUG groups for both FY will be needed to establish payment for the entire period.

The system was upgraded 9/18 to calculate both RUG groups. This will be reflected on your validation reports

FY2011 error message = #1059FY2012 error message = #1060

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Combining Assessments SNF Must…..

ARD for unscheduled PPS assessment falls within ARD window of a scheduled PPS assessment….

The scheduled assessment has not yet been completed….(ARD not set)

Then the assessments MUST be combined

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COMBINING ASSESSMENTS

ARD = what would have been the ARD for the unscheduled assessment i.e. COT OMRA

Item Set- Scheduled assessment item set – make sure to identify it as a combined assessment

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EOT OMRA

End of Therapy OMRA

EOT – R OMRA

End of Therapy with Resumption

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Three Day Policy

If a resident classified in a RUG-IV Rehab + Extensive Services or a Rehab group does not receive any therapy services for “3 consecutive days” and EOT OMRA must be completed

“REGARDLESS OF REASON”

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EOT – OMRA

ARD must be set on days 1,2 or 3 from the last day of therapy

3 days of missed therapy and no other skilled services being provided…..

A non therapy RUG group will be billed/reimbursed for those days. Unless therapy will not be resumed, then the current EOT assessment guidelines apply.

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EOT – ABN or NOMNC

ABN or NOMNC does not need to be provided to the resident is the lapse in therapy is temporary and will resume.

If therapy / skilled services will be terminated then the current ABN / NOMNC practices still apply

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EOT-R OMRA – Not a new assessment

New item in section “O” (O0450 A and B) Re-establishes the therapy rate if the resident

resumes therapy at the same therapy level, No more than 5 days after the last day therapy received

If therapy resumes after 5 days – SOT is still an option

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EOT-R OMRA

If your EOT assessment has not been accepted into the QIES ASAP system when therapy resumes, you will code section O0450 A and B and submit the combined assessment

*COT Observation period re-starts on the date therapy is resumed

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EOT-R OMRA

If your EOT assessment has been accepted into the QIES ASAP system when therapy resumes; you will submit a modification request for that EOT OMRA with the only change being the completion of section O0450 A and B and check X0900E to indicate the reason for the modification is the resumption of therapy

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THE NEW KID

COT- OMRA

Change of Therapy – Other Medicare Required Assessment

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COT-OMRA

COT observation required for all residents receiving therapy

Successive 7 day observation periods Observation period starts the day after the

ARD of the last PPS assessment used for payment

EOT-R- COT observation period starts on the resumption date as stated on O0450B

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When will a COT-OMRA be completed?

Anytime there is a change in therapy provided, that changes the RUG-IV classification level on the most recent PPS assessment used for payment

A change in ADLs score will not affect the RUG classification and will not require completion of a COT OMRA

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COT

If a COT OMRA is completed, the payment adjustment will be retroactive to the 1st day of the observation period

The ARD will be day 7 of the observation period

One day of therapy = 15 minutes

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What to look for RUG Category Minutes 1st Discipline 2nd Discipline

Ultra High Rehab

720 5 days / week 3 days / week

Very High Rehab

500 5 days/ week

High Rehab 325 5 days / week

Medium Rehab 150 5 days of any combination of disciplines

Low Rehab 45 3 days of any combination of disciplines

6 days/ week of 2 restorative nursing services

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COMBINING ASSESSMENTS Look out for scheduled assessments and carefully plan

your ARDs Example: Day 7 of the COT assessment falls within the ARD

window (incl. grace days) of a scheduled PPS assessment and the ARD for the scheduled PPS assessment has not been set yet. You have determined that a COT OMRA is necessary you may choose to set the ARD for the scheduled assessment for an allowable day before day 7 of the COT observation period – this will re-set your observation period and your reimbursement rate.

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REMEMBER

COT OMRA will re-set reimbursement rate retroactively to the 1st day of the observation period this rate could be lower or higher

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Out with the old, in with the new

Group Therapy Redefined Old Definition

Group Therapy Medicare Part A The treatment of 2 to 4 residents, regardless of

payer source, who are performing similar activities, and are supervised by a therapist or assistant who is not supervising any other individuals

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Group Therapy

New Definition Group Therapy

Medicare Part A The treatment of 4 residents, regardless of payer source, who are performing the same or similar activities, and are supervised by a therapist or assistant who is not supervising any other individuals.

NOTE: The minutes being coded on the MDS are unadjusted minutes, meaning, the minutes are coded in the MDS as the full time spent in therapy; however, the software grouper will allocate the minutes appropriately. In the case of group therapy, the minutes will be divided by 4.

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PARTICIPATION

The facility has scheduled a group therapy session and one of the residents is unable to attend or to stay for the entire session

The group session can still be counted and the minutes will still be divided by four

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Documentation

Care Planning

Skilled services, particularly therapy services, should be properly tailored to meet the individualized needs/goals of the patient

Therapy type and modalities must be documented in the plan of care

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DOCUMENTATION

No specific documentation requirements to carry out COT observation / review

No new assessments required when completing EOT-R

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THERAPY SUPERVISION

Effective October 1, 2011 Students are no longer required to be

under line of sight supervision SNF can exercise their own judgment

regarding supervision requirements Student treating resident/s while

therapist is not treating or supervision someone else

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Plan of Action Plan of Action

Define your COT

Observation process

Plan around new EOT

policy

Schedule ARDs Carefully

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Questions and Answers

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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING