Compliance Update 2015
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This document provides an overview of a presentation on compliance updates for homecare and hospice agencies in 2015. The presentation covers understanding the various laws and regulatory organizations agencies must comply with. It also discusses the survey process, new laws on sanctions, how to prevent deficiencies that result in sanctions, and issues related to face-to-face documentation requirements. Common areas that can lead to denials like advance beneficiary notices and documenting patients' homebound status and skilled needs are also addressed. The full presentation is available at the provided link.
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