Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn practical, real-world tips for PDPM preparation
In this free webinar, you’ll learn real-world advice and tips to help you survive and thrive in the new PDPM world. We will also feature a detailed case study of Sava Senior Care (200+ facilities) and their “all hands on deck” strategy to ensure success under PDPM.
What you’ll learn
- Real-world tips to prepare now for PDPM
- Keys to optimal coding, before and after Oct. 1
- How per-diem rates affect reimbursement
- Avoiding audits related to therapy, coding and mood scoring
- Gauging your PDPM readiness using your current MDS data
- Best practices from one of the country’s largest SNF companies
- How to analyze and optimize your facility data for PDPM
Our presenters
Amy Phipps
Senior VP of Care Management,
Sava Senior Care
Jason Jones
Chief Technology Officer,
SimpleLTC
Corey Pauley
Director, Product & Software Engineering,
SimpleLTC
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9 Comments on “[On-demand webinar] PDPM in the real world: Solutions and case studies”
Will you offer this as a recorded webinar later since it’s already full?
Thanks
Yes, we will post a recording of the webinar along with the slides on our site after the live event. You’ll be able to find it here: http://www.simpleltc.com/training.
Thanks!
You’re welcome, Helen!
I registered for this but cannot get into the webinar
Hi Jacklyn, sorry you had trouble logging in. The recording and handouts are available here. Thank you!
I attended the Webinar today (4/12/19) “PDPM in the real world”. In the Q/A portion of the Webinar it was mentioned that SimpleLTC would have Amy Phillip’s (Sava Care) NTA Tool posted on this Website and I’m not seeing it. When will it be available?
Hi Tami, we will post a link to the NTA Tool shortly. You will be able to find it here. Thanks!
FYI, the webinar recording, slides and NTA tool handout are now available here. Thanks!