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Okay,
The difference involves the last treatment day and when the OMRA is to be
scheduled. You are looking at 2 different calendars, and the requirements
for both must be met. The 30 day assessment ARD can fall on days 21-29, with
days 30-34 being grace days. The ARD of the OMRA must fall on days 8-10
following the last day of treatment by PT, OT, or ST. If day 8,9, or 10
following last tx day fall in the window of days 21-34, then you can use the
OMRA to replace the 30 day. The payment rate changes on the ARD of the
OMRA, or day 31, whichever is earlier. (I think that I am correct on the payment
date, but if anyone has a reference to refute that, then I concede)
If you cannot get the ARD of the OMRA to fall within the assessment window, then you must do 2 separate assessments. This is where it really helps to have open communication with your rehab manager, and the regular medicare meetings to discuss which residents are leveling off and may be ready for d/c. We frequently plan the d/c date in order to get the OMRA date to fall in the window. Hope this helps.
Holly
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- Holly Sox, RN, RAC-C
