Long-Term Care Payment & Risk Management Alert (12 Monthly Issues )

The Monthly Advisor for Long-Term Care Facilities
With its unparalleled coverage of the compliance pitfalls that face long-term care facilities, the Long-Term Care Payment & Risk Management Alert is the most widely read newsletter in the industry. Drawing upon the insights of high-level government contacts and the most experienced consultants and attorneys in the field, the Long-Term Care Payment & Risk Management Alert proivdes the insider’s view on the compliance challenges SNFs and other facilities struggle with every day.

Long-term care and seniors housing executives, including facility administrators, compliance officers, and nursing directors, along with consultants and attorneys, can turn to the monthly Long-Term Care Payment & Risk Management Alert for foolproof advice on avoiding costly lawsuits and running a safer, more prosperous business.

The feds have labeled long-term care public enemy number one, with new government reports and sensationalistic news stories constantly peppering the industry. You could be next in the feds’ fraud and abuse crosshairs, unless you have the expert guidance available only in the Long-Term Care Payment & Risk Management Alert:

• Jury slams SNF with $250 million verdict for negligent care. Quick test to see if you could get hit.
• Sure-fire way to avoid fraud charges in billing for dual eligibles.
• How not to implement a nursing home compliance plan.
• Why you may be violating wage and hour laws and not even know it.
• Your admission agreement could expose you to racketeering charges — unless you take 3 steps.
• 7 tips for doing criminal background checks, and why a poorly performed background check is worse than no check at all.
• Why CMS’s new “best practices” could be a plaintiffs attorney’s best friend.
• Why turning away expensive patients could jeopardize your federal funding, and what to do about it.
• 3 tell-tale signs that will tip off the feds that a patient is in the wrong RUGs category. • How to make life easier for physicians without running afoul of the feds.

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