What You’ll Discover in Mark Huslig Joint Replacements + Bundled Payments What Every Therapist & Nurse Needs to Know for Optimal Treatment and Reimbursement
- Faculty:
- Mark Huslig
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 40 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Sep 20, 2019
Description
The challenges you face with patients undergoing outpatient total joint arthroplasty are steadily growing, especially in the era of Medicare’s bundled payments initiatives.
Each LE arthroplasty procedure is unique because of new surgical techniques. There’s less time in the hospital, so you must be diligent to Recognize and Manage comorbidity risks
You’re pushed to Locate an opioid-Use sparing methods for your patients. Add to this Medicare’s new bundle payment model and You might feel overwhelmed or stressed. and Ready to Change your job.
Don’t let the new Medicare value-You can get the best from your based paradigm and Your practice.
The best strategies for Patient safety is key to optimizing the care episode and outcomes. It is easier to recognize and Manage high-Risk patients are those at greater risk of readmission.
Use your imagination to find creative solutions to Keep your spending within the 90-day limit to your care. All the details. and Outs on how to and Your facility can conquer the challenges and Enjoy the rewards of bundled payments.
Take care and Your facility will be finalized to The next level of this timely recording.
You can position yourself to You will succeed in the age bundled payment initiatives for The entire episode of joint care!
Handouts
| Manual Joint Replacements + Bundled Payments (6.6 MB) | 138 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
NAVIGATION LOWER EXTREMITY ARTHOPLASTY AND COMPLEX CARE
KNEE ARTHROPLASTY – WHY NOT ALL TOTAL KEES ARE SURGICLALY BLANCED
- Manage extensor mechanism complication
- Take care of your stiff knee
- Etiology for post-op extension and flexion deficits
- Results of Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty (UKA).
- Long fixation components for Replacements for the valgus stress knee
- Muscle activation patterns during walking and Associations with TKA tibial Implant Migration
- CPM (Continuous Passive Motion) and The implications of bundled payments
- Cryoneurolysis can be used in multimodal pain management protocols
- Psychological comorbidity factors related to non-Compliance
- Restriction for Return to sport
HIP ARTHROPLASTY – HOW TO AOVID FICITS AFTER THA
- Direct anterior approach’s effect on readmissions rates
- Reversible Thalamic Atrophy
- Avoid hip instability and limb length discrepancy
- Gait asymmetry
- Spinal instrumentation and Impact on hip dislocation
- THA patients who have a fixed alignment of their spinopelvic spines from standing to Sitting at higher risk
- Lumbar fusion that involves the sacrum can increase dislocation risk 8-Fold
- Failure to repair the tendon of the piriformis tendon
- Implications of electormyographic analysis
- Effects on gluteus medius and gluteus maximus
- Restriction for Return to sport
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW About Bundle Payments
- Breaking down Bundled Payments for Care Improvement initiative (BPCI). and Comprehensive Care for Joint Replacement (CCJR).
- Breaking down Medicare’s role in value-Based reimbursement
- Is your region in the selected Metropolitan Statistical Areas outlined Medicare.
- Cost variation in Medicare spending is affected by your local location for total joint replacements?
- Post-mortem Impact-acute care practice settings
POTENTIAL PAYOFF ABOUT BUNDLING
- How to Case cost analysis for bundled payments
- What’s the relationship of implant cost to Total cost of a surgical case?
- The latest on performance benchmarking
- What is the importance of hospital quality scores
- How to create orthopedic physician report cards
- What Medicare allows Medicare to grant gain-Sharing with hospitals
- Reduce narcotic use among patients
- CMS’s latest news on how it will pay for Post-Services for acute rehabilitation
- Teletelevision and its role-Rehab in total joint cases
HOW TO IMPROVE THE OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS
- Before assessing patients for their risk, tools were used to surgery
- High quality tools and Templates
- What outcome reporting does Medicare require
- The American Joint Data from the replacement registry to Improve outcomes
- How to Influence hospitals into collaboration and Profit-Sharing
- Medicare waivers under the bundled payments programs
- Beneficiary rights
Faculty
Mark HusligPT, MHA Similar seminars and products: 1
Mark Huslig, PT, MHA, The administrative director for Mercy Central Region of Therapy Services. Truven Health Analytics ranks Mercy Health system as one of the top five. and It is a popular medical destination. for total joint arthroplasty.
Mr. Huslig Has more than 30+ years of experience in management of physical, occupational and mental health. and Speech therapy and He is a certified ASTYM provider. He is an expert in Medicare and Medicaid regulations, focusing on specific issues to Initiatives for payment reform Mr. Huslig Integrated successfully at-Risk payment methods for contracting into rehabilitative service.
He is a Member of the American Physical Therapy Association and Section member for Health and Orthopedics Policy and Private practice, as well as adjunct faculty for Missouri State University’s Occupational Therapy Program.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Mark Huslig He is an adjunct faculty member of the Missouri State University. He is employed by Mercy Hospital. Mr. Huslig PESI, Inc. gives a speaking honourarium
Non-financial: Mark Huslig There is no non-relevant information-Financial relationshipOnline viewing or digital downloadto disclose.Â
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