Old People's Clubs and $$ Flashcards
What levels are care are offered at senior living facilities
Independent Living
Assisted Living
Skilled Nursing Care
Memory Care Facility
What is required for Medicare A to cover rehab?
3 night inpt hospital stay required w/in 30 days admission into Skilled Nursing Facility for short term rehab
how many days will medicare A cover rehab 100%
1-20 days
How much will you pay with medicare A if you stay in a rehab facility for 21-100 days?
$157.50/day
**this may be covered by other insurance the pt has
With Medicare A coverage Resident must participate w/ daily ___ in order for Medicare A to cover stay. Weekly goals are set each week→ once resident has met all goals possible, Medicare will give a ___ day discharge notice
PT/OT
5
Medicare Part B covers ____ rehab services including home health PT/OT services
outpatient
With Medicare B a Yearly cap of $_____ (including deductible and coinsurance amounts) are offered for outpatient rehabilitation services
$1900
What will medicare not pay for once >$1900 has been reached?
PT
speech-language pathology
occupational therapy
What coverage can a pt use if they have not has a 3 night inpt stay if they require PT/OT/Speech
What will the pt be responsible for paying?
Medicare B ($1900 cap applies)
room and board (~$270/night)
____ Do not require 3 night inpatient hospital stay to cover skilled nursing facility (SNF)
Medicare replacement plans
What do Medicare replacement plans require ___ and ___ submitted for approval prior to skilled nursing facility admission.
what are examples?
prior authorization and clinicals
PT/OT eval
H&P
Meds
FL2
Authorization for Medicare replacement plans is granted for ___ days at a time→ Clinicals must be submitted every ___ days by facility in order to replacement plans to pay for SNF
**same answer for both!
7
What procedures are included in the Medicare Bundle?
joint replacements
Trauma
how many days are included in the medicare bundle plan?
7 days to send them home
Is a 3-day inpt stay required to qualify for the Medicare bundle?
no