Thank you very much. I never gave the hospital stay any thought. I had called the 
medicare help line and he told me I couldn't do anything with medicare assessments 
until she is accepted. And that we would not be able to back bill. I was thinking it 
might be like medicaid pending. thanks again. karen
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DATE: Fri, 13 Feb 2004 13:18:56
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>The resident must have had a 3-day qualifying stay during the time that they have 
>Medicare, in other words the hospital must have billed Medicare for the hospital 
>stay.  Since your resident's hospital stay will be prior to the initiation of their 
>Medicare benefit, then this current stay is not covered by Medicare.  Hope that 
>answers your question!
>
>SB
>> 
>> From: "karen white" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> Date: 2004/02/13 Fri AM 10:52:03 EST
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: STARTING MEDICARE LATE?
>> 
>> Had a hard time trying to figure what the subject should be.??
>> I have a resident who has been here on the skilled unit for almost 30 days now. She 
>> came to us without insurance. I did a 14 day omra. She has since applied for 
>> Medicare disability. If and when the Medicare is approved,
>>  will it go back to day of admit and then we can get paid?
>>  What do I do with assessments start now with 5 day? What would the ARD be ? 
>> Do I go back and do a correction of my Omra and make it Medicare also?
>> It is almost 30 days and time for a 30 day Medicare if I am going to do this. Never 
>> had this situation before
>> can someone help clarify this for me.?  Thanks Karen.
>> 
>> 
>> 
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