Block 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Part A
Part B

A

Part A: hospital insurance
Part B: medical insurance or supplemental insurance

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2
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Part C

A

run by private insurers- medicare advantage

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3
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Part D

A

Drug benefit added

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4
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FFS medicare

A

Fee for service- typical or traditional medicare

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5
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Medicare offers important coverage but with _____ cost sharing and benefits ____-

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high cost sharing and benefit gaps

no limit on out of pocket spending
no dental, hearing aids or eyeglasses

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6
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To get dental, hearing aids or glasses what do they need to do

A

get supplemental insurance plan

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7
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What is the incentive in a fee for service payment model

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financial incentives that providers take advantage
encourages more service
more expensive services
rewards proceduralists
Does not encourage prevention

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8
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Part A: hospital insurance

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no premiums unless pt or spouse has not worked 40 or more quarters in their life
primary payer for
-acute care
-SNF
-home health
-IRF

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9
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Part A covers ____days for _____

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part A covers 60 days in acute care hospitals, inpatient rehab facilities. and long term acute care

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10
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What is the prospective payment system that replaced fee for service in medicare

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payment of a set amount to the provider/institution for each admission episode

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11
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What is Diagnosis related group

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a type of pps
classifieds acute hospital cases into one of 500 groups based on ICD-10 diagnosis and determine payment level
Pt with DRG are clinically similar

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12
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what is the incentive of a DRG

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incentive for hospital to make a quick d/c minimize costly care

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13
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What was the result of DRG

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patient much sicker/more disabled upon discharge

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14
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Does medicare pay for custodial care facilities?

A

no medicaid does

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15
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Part A SNF coverage

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day 1-20 must follow qualifying hospitizlation to be fully covered after 21-100 days patient pays about 200$ a day

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16
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to qualify for a SNF

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need skilled nursing care on a daily bases
prior 3 consecutive days hospital stay
prior hospital stay transferred to SNF within 30 days

17
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New model created in SNF from teh RUGs to ____

A

Patient drive payment model

18
Q

Describe the patient driven payment model

A

switched from RUGs which was based on treatment mintues

Focused on multi-disciplinary
outcome driven
clinical complexity and medical diagnosis

19
Q

What is inpatient rehab

A

clinically stable
able to tolerate at least 3 hours of rehab therapy at least 5x/week
75% rule

20
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What is the 75% rule

A

focus on medical necessity and functional capacity
require that all inpatient rehab facilities have at least a certain % of their admissions fall into 13 diagnostic categories
as long as they meet the required % threshold IRFs can admit other patients with diagnosis not related

21
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Did the 75% rule make it all the way?

A

no because they began worrying about access
so a minimum of 60% admission to IRF must meet criteria

22
Q

Requirement for home health care

A

homebound
under care of physician
requires skilled care of nursing, physical, or speech
OASIS documentation

23
Q

Part B: medical insurance or supplemental medical insurance

A

covers: physician
outpatient pt
ambulance services
lab testing

24
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How does part B work

A

part b has premium based on income
deductible and co-insurance

25
Q

Can we bill for a service provided by a PTA under medicare part B

A

NO

26
Q

What is the 8 minute rule

A

1 unit 8-22
2 unit 23-37
3 units 38-52
4 units 53-67
bill for # of minutes of care

27
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What is a modifier

A

a code used on medicare billing forms which indicates an important piece of information the provider needs to convey

28
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What is the part B soft cap

A

pt gets a certain amount of coverage per year however if PT can document that the pt needs more therapy they need to ask for approval

29
Q

Medicare direct access

A

a referral is not required but a plan of care must be signed and in the patients chart within a certain time period so need to get DO or MD to sign

30
Q

Is dry needling covered by medicare

A

no

31
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What is an advanced beneficiary notice

A

a notice provided by a health care provider which says medicare wont pay for a service

if you dont have this on file then you cant bill for it

32
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Observation status

A

part B pays for it: instead of admission the patient is kept on observation status by hospital, no risk of readmission where hospital is penalized

33
Q

almost ____% of people obtain supplemental coverage in addition to part A and B

A

80%

34
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Examples of supplemental coverages

A
  1. traditional medigap plan
  2. employer sponsored- could be from a retirement benefit
  3. medicaid- supplement for the poor/disabled medicare advantage.part C
35
Q

Part C

A

a health coverage choice run by private health companies approved by medicare
open enrollement except for those with end stage renal disease who must stay on regular medicare

36
Q

Part D

A

drug coverage all privately run plans
paid for by medicare
subsidize the cost of prescription drugs for the medicare beneficiaries