21st Century CURES Act enforces the use of electronic visit verification (EVV) to combat fraud, waste and abuse in home care, but that’s not all.
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Infographic: The Future of Wearables and Technology in Home Care
Home Health Care News: Addressing OIG’s Characteristics of Home Health Fraud — Without Toppling the Whole System
Posted by Home Health Care News; contributed by Tom Meyer, HHAeXchange. The numbers don’t lie.
CURES Act’s EVV Mandate for Home Care is the First Step
In an industry where issues of mistrust and system abuse often rule the headlines, family and friends want reassurance that their loved ones are being provided with proper care.
Ensuring Compliance
Solving the Most Common Compliance Problems. HHAeXchange’s web-based software platform dynamically links payers and providers — creating a shared environment to effectively interact in real-time allowing increased operational efficiency.
The EVV Bill, helping to reduce FWA
The EVV Bill proposed to reduce FWA while improving patient care
How does a Verification Organization benefit you?
Verification Organizations (VOs) have helped to reduce fraud, waste, and abuse in New York State. HHAeXchange achieves this by employing an integrated, shared-platform that allows full visibility to your provider and MCOs’ activities.
Status of House of Representatives Bill 2446
HR Bill 2446 was rolled into section 207 of HR 2646 and passed the House by a vote of 422-2 on July 6, 2016
What is a Verification Organization?
In 2011, the New York Office of the Medicaid Inspector General (OMIG) passed into law a measure that required home health providers who exceeded $15 million in Medicaid and/or Medicaid Managed Care reimbursements to utilize a Verification Organization (VO).
The 3 Ws of HR Bill 2446: What Medicaid Payers Need to Know
The U.S. House of Representatives has introduced bill H.R.2446 to require the use of electronic visit verification for personal care services furnished under the Medicaid program.