OIG releases supplemental compliance guidance for nursing facilities
Compliance Monitor, October 1, 2008
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- Changes in the way nursing facilities deliver and receive reimbursement for healthcare services
- Evolving industry practices
- Enforcement priorities, including the government’s heightened focus on quality of care
- Staffing
- Resident care plans
- Medication management
- Appropriate use of psychotropic medications
- Resident safety
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