The new changes to OASIS will go into effect January 1st.  MED-PASS has OASIS-E resources available now to help your facility enter the new year completely prepared. From the Item-by-Item Guidance Manual to various worksheets, MED-PASS has you covered. 

Learn more about these products below.

Our Home Health Agency Starter Kit includes basic documentation and easy-to-use reference tools.  The starter kit offers smaller quantity "start-up" supplies of forms (25 vs.50 for OASIS, 25 vs. 100 for support forms) ideal for documenting the 10 patients required for Medicare certification.

The Patient Information Handbook allows a home health agency to create a high-quality, professionally-printed and custom-designed Start of Care Admission Packet. This product allows agencies to customize sections of the material to meet state regulations and agency policies/procedures. 

Updated in July 2021, this manual provides an operational template for new start-up home care agencies looking to refresh the way they operate and home care agencies seeking Medicare certification and/or accreditation with ACHC, CHAP or The Joint Commission. The manual is updated annually to reflect standards and best practices set forth by several governing bodies. 

In a continued effort to help your agency meet CMS’ Home Health Emergency Preparedness CoPs, this manual was updated June 2021!

Beginning January 1, 2021, the renewed ABN, Form CMS-R-131, will be mandatory for use..

The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is placing unprecedented strains on long-term care facilities and assisted living communities. As industry leaders race to gather accurate information and keep up with the rapidly changing situation, resources are stretched.

The clinical and editorial team at MED-PASS has worked to consolidate some of the most important and relevant information into a single packet:

The Home Health Care Infection Prevention and Control for COVID-19

Beginning January 1, 2020 changes to the OASIS data set...

When it comes to starting a home care/home health agency, of all the preparations needed, “only 10%..."