Reserve Your Space Now for Upcoming In-Person Workshops

The Home Centered Care Institute (HCCI) will hit the road later this year to deliver two in-person home-based primary care (HBPC) workshops.

The first stop will be sunny San Diego for the Essential Elements of HBPC™ Workshop. The highly interactive Nov. 10-11 workshop will target HBPC newcomers and those looking to enhance their knowledge through case-based sessions focusing on practice administration and clinical care models.

The next stop on the “tour” will be another warm-weather location. Set for Dec. 1-2 in Dallas, the Advanced Applications of HBPC™ Workshop will address the topics providers and practice staff need to know to expand their HBPC skills with a value-based care lens. This includes hands-on training in procedures commonly performed in HBPC, including tracheostomy tube exchange, gastrostomy tube removal and replacement, wound care, knee joint aspiration and injection… and brand new — Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS).

These live workshops will be the last of the year, so reserve your spot now before they fill up. Register for Essential Elements here and Advanced Applications here.

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New Online Care Management Course Designed for Nurses, Social Workers, and All Members of the Clinical Team

High-risk or chronically ill patients often require care from multiple individuals, which requires thoughtful and strategic coordination. If you are a nurse, social worker, or any member of the clinical team caring for homebound patients, sign up for HCCI’s new Care Management for Homebound Patients online course, which highlights the important role each HBPC team member plays and effective ways to utilize nurses and social workers in managing complex patients.

Take this on-demand module to earn up to 0.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ and learn how to do the following:

Define care management and coordination in home-based medicine
Identify gaps in care, and target care management strategies to proactively manage complex populations
Describe interdisciplinary team member roles in home-based medicine and strategies to engage in top-of-licensure work
Utilize care management tools and interventions to support proactive care

Get 30+ Free Home-Based Primary Care Resources

Did you know that HCCI offers more than 30 free tools and tip sheets on a variety of HBPC topics? One of the newest is the Superbill Worksheet, a comprehensive list of the primary services for which a house call practice should bill.

“Practices can use the ‘Superbill Worksheet’ to identify the primary services they can be reimbursed for and assist them in identifying the services they are providing, but are not billing for,” said Dana Crosby, Senior Director, Engagement & Practice Development, HCCI. “HBPC providers deliver valuable care to those most in need and it's important for them to receive accurate and complete reimbursement dollars to ensure the sustainability of the practice.”

Find the full list of complimentary tools and tip sheets here. To learn more about billing and coding in a Medicare fee-for-service environment, take the online courses Documentation for House Calls: Avoiding Negative Audit Outcomes and Advanced Coding and Billing: Beyond E/M for House Calls, and also consider attending the Essential Elements of HBPC™ Workshop in San Diego Nov. 10-11.

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We at HCCI are here to help in a variety of ways.

Please visit the HCCIntelligence™ Resource Center to learn more.

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HCCIntelligence™ is funded in part by a grant from The John A. Hartford Foundation.

Help Make More House Calls Possible

HCCI relies on the support of individuals, corporations, and foundations to sustain our programs. Would you like to join our generous partners below in helping us ensure those in need of house calls get them? If so, please click here to make an individual donation. For organization-level opportunities, please contact James Warda, Vice President of External Affairs and Business Development.

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