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7/2/20181 Common MDS Coding MistakesPresented by:Robin L. Hillier, CPA, STNA, LNHA, 07-2850 Agenda Overview of MDS Coding section G: ADL Coding section GG: Self Care and Mobility section I: active diagnoses ICD-10 Coding Other neurological conditionsAmputation7/2/20182 Overview of MDS Coding InstructionsUses of the MDS Resident Assessment and Care Planning Reimbursement Medicaid Medicare Quality Indicators/Quality Measures Impacts survey 5 star rating/nursing home compare web site Value Based PurchasingRLH Consulting47/2/20183 MDS Accuracy MDS Accuracy is critical to: Proper care planning Proper payment Accurate Quality Indicators and related survey implications Nurse executives and facility administration play a critical role in monitoring MDS accuracy, timeliness, and implementation of strong RAI process systemsRLH Consulting5 MDS Accuracy Updated MDS Manual Most recent update: September, 2017 (was your manual up to date prior to that?)
“Active” Diagnoses. 7/2/2018 17 Section I –“Active” Diagnoses •Must have a diagnosis within the last 60 days AND •Must have been active in the last 7 days •Treatment provided, including meds •Nursing monitoring •Symptomatic •Consider writing a note for RUG qualifiers
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