Bring a Colleague and Save $100 on
In-Person House Call Workshop in Dallas
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The Home Centered Care Institute will travel to Dallas to offer our next workshop, Advanced Applications of Home-Based Primary Care™ Dec. 1-2, which will address topics providers and practice staff need to know to expand their HBPC skills and succeed in value-based care. This includes hands-on training in common HBPC procedures, including Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS).
Reserve your spot now! Register for Advanced Applications of HBPC™ here.
SPECIAL OFFER: Bring a colleague, and you can both save $100 on your registration! Just email [email protected] to request your special promo code for registering with a colleague.
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Advanced Applications of HBPC™ Workshop – Faculty Spotlight | |
Amanda Tufano, MHA, FACHE, FACMPE
Chief Executive Officer, Genevive
How did you get involved with house calls?
My involvement with house calls is primarily the result of working at Genevive. As the largest geriatric practice in Minnesota with more than 185 employees, Genevive delivers primary care in a variety of settings, including long- and short-term care facilities, assisted living facilities, as well as a small home-based practice. My main interests as Genevive’s CEO tend to be areas like Medicare contracting, contract negotiations, improving backend efficiencies, and human resources.
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HCCI Holds Successful Sessions at AAHCM Annual Meeting | |
During the American Academy of Home Care Medicine’s 2022 Annual Meeting, “Home Based Medical Care: Growth Across the Field,” in Orlando on Oct. 28-29, HCCI held two successful sessions.
Dana Crosby, Senior Director, Engagement and Practice Development, HCCI, presented How to Attract and Hire a Diverse Staff that Reflects Your Patient Population. During the session, Crosby explained that “diversity is having a seat at the table, inclusion is having a voice, and belonging is having that voice heard.”
“There is much conversation regarding health equity, and rightfully so,” Crosby said. “We must reduce disparities in healthcare, but we also must recognize the value and necessity of having our providers and staff reflect not only diversity but also understand the importance of this reflection. It was heartwarming and inspiring to have so many attendees come to talk with me after the session about their own experiences with this challenge. They shared how the tools and resources I provided would help them, and, more importantly, the validation and recognition of this gap. The overwhelming message I received was, ‘Thank you, it was nice to be seen.’”
To learn more on this topic, take HCCI’s free Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Home-Based Care on-demand course.
During the meeting, James Warda, Vice President of External Affairs and Business Development, HCCI, gave a presentation on the topic Driving Practice Growth through Marketing, Media Relations and Your Community. Warda shared how to promote practices to community stakeholders and media outlets through marketing and compelling messaging.
“It was exciting to be in the room with so many passionate providers, practice staff, and all of those who make the home-based care field so special,” Warda said. “Listening to their stories of why they do what they do and how they got started was the perfect entry point into talking about why it’s important to share these stories through many different channels, including media and marketing, to get the word out to the community about house calls. After all, if a tree falls in the forest….”
If you missed Warda’s session, get some of his tips here. You can also get a free copy of the HCCI Media Toolkit by emailing him at [email protected]. Also, look for an article in the coming HCCInsights about a provider who really took Warda’s presentation to heart.
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Get Free Resources during National Caregivers Month | |
November marks National Family Caregivers Month, a time to recognize the love and dedication of more than 50 million Americans who provide care to parents and other loved ones, according to the White House. These caregivers are not alone. HCCI offers free caregivers resources to increase awareness of HBPC, including “conversation starters” for talking with the patient’s primary care provider about obtaining HBPC; how the resource can help them manage their demanding responsibilities and take care of their own needs; and how to access community resources.
You’ll also find a link there to the National Home Care Medicine Practice Directory developed by the American Academy of Home Care Medicine Medicine (AAHCM) in partnership with the National Home-Based Primary Care Learning Network and the Home Centered Care Institute. According to AAHCM, “the online directory helps patients, and their families, connect to trusted, local home care medicine providers, while also supporting the full complement of healthcare organizations who can use the directory as a resource for referrals and new care team relationships.”
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Save 20% on HCCI Consulting Services for the Remainder of 2022
“Chart Audit: Coding and Documentation”
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HCCI recognizes the importance to practices and providers of the accurate and appropriate usage of available codes, proper documentation, and timely reimbursement for services provided to patients and their families. Therefore, as you look ahead to 2023, HCCI wants to support your goal of financial sustainability by offering a 20% Discount on our Chart Audit: Coding and Documentation consulting services offering. This offer is good through 2022, and you can learn how these audits can help your practice here.
Contact Sarah Briciu, Senior Specialist, Outreach & Engagement, HCCI, at [email protected] or 630-283-9200 to learn how HCCI can assist you.
Hear from a Former HCCI Consulting Client:
“I found HCCI’s chart review and audit extremely helpful. The written report was detailed and provided great tips for improving documentation to gain additional reimbursement. They [HCCI] also provided useful handouts and website links. As I am a solo house call physician, I can definitely say that having HCCI review my charts was a worthwhile investment.”
— Chantal Lewis, MD, Mednovations, LLC
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Free Upcoming HCCIntelligence™ Webinars | |
Driving Practice Growth through Marketing, Media Relations, and Your Community
December 7, 2022, 4pm – 5pm CT
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Objectives
- Tell the “story” of your practice and what sets you apart
- Create a comprehensive outreach strategy to promote your practice through media, marketing, and your community
- Collaborate with your colleagues to drive the growth of house calls and your practices
Presenter
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James Warda, Vice President of External Affairs and Business Development, Home Centered Care Institute
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2023 Here We Come! Billing & Coding Impacts You Need to Know
January 18, 2022, 4pm – 5pm CT
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Objectives
- Review the coding, reimbursement, and policy impacts as a result of the CY 2023 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Final Rule (MPFS) and how to best respond to these changes.
- Identify and apply correct CPT codes for care management services.
- Discuss documentation requirements to ensure coding compliance.
Presenters
- Tarsher Thimes, Manager, Practice Development, Home Centered Care Institute
- Nikki Torres, CCA, Consultant, Practice Development, Home Centered Care Institute
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HCCIntelligence™ Resource Center | |
We at HCCI are here to help in a variety of ways.
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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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transforming our nation’s healthcare system by creating universal access to best practice house calls programs,
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