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Sherri— I did some looking on the Ohio
website and found that there is a proposed rule change that went into effect January
8, 2004. The rule is 5101:3-3-40
Nursing Facility (NF) case mix assessment instrument: minimum data set version 2.0
(MDS 2.0) This is part of
Ohio’s attempt to reduce costs in this area. “A (18) states “Quarterly review
assessment” means an assessment that is normally conducted no less than once every
three months using the MDS 2.0 designated for
use in Ohio that does not include the triggers, RAPs, and RAP summary form.” This was on the e-manual page, which I
was unable to reconnect to since they are having some trouble with the site. I hope this helps to clarify the issue. Roberta S.
Cline, MS, LNHA, RAC-C Consultant Pathway Health Services 2025 Fourth Street White Bear Lake, MN 55110 C:
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may be a state requirement. Check
with your corporate consultant. Roberta S.
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Message----- I have
always done extra or early quarterlies in order to capture rehab or medical
treatment that will increase rugs. A good example is someone on therapy
at the end of a quarter. They will remain on therapy through part of the
next quarter. I do a quarterly, for instance, in December and another one
in January, in order to not miss the therapy rug score for both quarters.
All of a
sudden, a corporate memo comes through telling us that extra or early
quarterlies are now being considered fraudulent by the State and we are no
longer permitted to do them. This is in Ohio. This will kill our
rugs, as half of our facility are up and around independently with ADL index of
4 or less. Per Fed
regulations, I don't see where this is a problem and we have to stop. We
are required to do a minimum of 3 quarterlies. There is nothing
prohibiting more than that, unless I'm missing something. All
input would be greatly appreciated about this. Thanks. Sherri
Jankowski, RN, CRNAC Cleveland,
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