It sounds like a software issue to me, Charlene.  Your dates all sound correct.  Your 
software is trying to warn you that your ARD is more than 14 days after the original 
admission.  You have 14 days from the readmission to complete the admission 
assessment.  So, I am hoping that your software will allow you to code everything 
correctly and is just giving you a warning message.  If it will not allow you to 
proceed you will have to get in touch with the software company.  All of the dates 
should be OK on transmission since you entered the readmission date in A4a.  If you do 
get a message on transmission, it is still OK, it will be obvious to a surveyor that 
the admission assessment was completed according to regulations.

-----Original Message-----
From: Charlene Kleman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Nov 4, 2003 12:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Readmission date

I had a resident  admitted on 10/16/03
transferred to hospital on        10/24/03   discharged prior to completing initial 
assessment. 
Returned on 10/30  on 11/2 did a 1/1

I keep getting an error message saying my AB 1 date is too early  compared to A3a date 
 when  I use 10/16/03

 But if I use 10/30/03 date then I receive an error message for AB1  and AB11

Any suggestions?



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