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If there is no significant change of
status and the resident has returned to their former baseline, then you would
put them back on schedule for their next OBRA quarterly—92 days from R2b of
last OBRA assessment, not from the
5Day assessment. Roberta S.
Cline, MS, LNHA, RAC-C Consultant Pathway Health Services 2025 Fourth Street White Bear Lake, MN 55110 C:
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resident went out for emergency sx to correct a strangulated hernia, and he was
d/c with return anticipated; he was skilled for IV meds when he returned, so we
did a Medicare 5 day assessment. Then the IV meds were actually d/c on day 6 he
does not seem to have any other changes that would make a sig change necessary,
do we put him back on a quarterly schedule from the ARD of the 5 day, or back
on his previous quarterly schedule (I'm pretty sure I don't do this). Thanks. Kathy Archibald
RN Living Center Supervisor |
- Resident went out for surgery Kathy Archibald
- Do I restart the quarterly from last quarterly d... RSCline
- Do I restart the quarterly from last quarterly d... Kathy Archibald
- RE: Do I restart the quarterly from last qua... Faye Jones
- Re: Do I restart the quarterly from last qua... Holly Sox, RN, RAC-C
