Show Notes
Accurate MDS completion has become a regulatory lightning rod as the OIG and CMS intensify their scrutiny of long-term care documentation. This shift isn't merely procedural—it signals a comprehensive effort to identify potential fraud and ensure residents receive appropriate care based on accurate assessments. The recent OIG work plan specifically targets resident falls resulting in major injuries, with investigators cross-referencing hospital claims against facility MDS documentation. When...
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