Exam 2 Flashcards
Deductible and Copay for Medicare Part A Beneficiaries
- Inpatient hospital deductible
- Daily Coinsurance for Days 61-90
- Daily Coinsurance for lifetime reserve days
- SNF coinsurance for days 21-100
- $1, 600
- $400
- $800
- $200
Consumer-Driven Health Plans
Insurance provided through employer
- Health saving account: helps put money aside pre tax
- Health reimbursement arrangement:
- Flexible spending account: account where you put into for out of pocket expenses
FSA: you don’t pay taxes on money but limit of $2750 and employer can set roll over
What are the objectives of Pay for Performance programs? How is the provider reimbursed for services rendered?
-improve the QUALITY, EFFICIENCY, and OVERALL VALUE of health care by linking payment to value of care
-based on a metric of desired outcome: meet or exceed agreed-upon quality or performance get financially rewarded
How do reimbursement changes (PPS, MCOs) impact PT practice?
-discounted fee schedule
-increase documentation skill to prove that its medically necessary
-limitation on the number of visits and type of services covered
-limits visits by pts who cannot afford co-pays/coins for each visit
-changes in service delivery: necessitated increase efficiency and cost-effectiveness of services
-increase non-billable time to advocate for more visits and documentation requirements
How are IRF pts classified into groups
Case Mixed group
IRF PPS
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