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PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM ndash Road Map for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP2
1 PDPM Overview
2 Clinical ComponentsMDS Changes
3 ReimbursementBilling
4 Strategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMOverview
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullThe Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) is effective October 1 2019bullSpecifications included in the SNF PPS Final Rule
published July 30 2019bullICD-10 captured on MDS will drive clinical classification
which impacts reimbursementbullRehab days and minutes no longer impact paymentbullADL to functional scoring (Section GG)
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullUnder PDPM there are over 23000 potential payment groupsbullSpecific rate components will vary
throughout the staybullMDS Schedule Changesbull3 day interruption window
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IV VS PDPM
6
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMComponents amp CharacteristicsbullSherri Robbins Senior Managing
Consultant RN BSN LNHA RAC-CT CLNC ndash BKD LLP
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
8
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PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
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PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
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Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
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PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
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PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
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MDS Section K
16
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
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Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
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Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
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Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
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NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
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NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
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Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
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NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
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NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
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NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
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NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
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ICD-10 Coding
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ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
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Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
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Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
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bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
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bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
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bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
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Aspiration Pneumonia
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
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53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
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54
Section I ndash Continued
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Section GG
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Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
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59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
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60
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Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
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GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
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GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
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GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
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Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
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Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
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Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
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Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP2
1 PDPM Overview
2 Clinical ComponentsMDS Changes
3 ReimbursementBilling
4 Strategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMOverview
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullThe Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) is effective October 1 2019bullSpecifications included in the SNF PPS Final Rule
published July 30 2019bullICD-10 captured on MDS will drive clinical classification
which impacts reimbursementbullRehab days and minutes no longer impact paymentbullADL to functional scoring (Section GG)
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullUnder PDPM there are over 23000 potential payment groupsbullSpecific rate components will vary
throughout the staybullMDS Schedule Changesbull3 day interruption window
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IV VS PDPM
6
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMComponents amp CharacteristicsbullSherri Robbins Senior Managing
Consultant RN BSN LNHA RAC-CT CLNC ndash BKD LLP
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
8
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMOverview
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullThe Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) is effective October 1 2019bullSpecifications included in the SNF PPS Final Rule
published July 30 2019bullICD-10 captured on MDS will drive clinical classification
which impacts reimbursementbullRehab days and minutes no longer impact paymentbullADL to functional scoring (Section GG)
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullUnder PDPM there are over 23000 potential payment groupsbullSpecific rate components will vary
throughout the staybullMDS Schedule Changesbull3 day interruption window
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IV VS PDPM
6
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMComponents amp CharacteristicsbullSherri Robbins Senior Managing
Consultant RN BSN LNHA RAC-CT CLNC ndash BKD LLP
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
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PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
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Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
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Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
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PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
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Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullThe Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) is effective October 1 2019bullSpecifications included in the SNF PPS Final Rule
published July 30 2019bullICD-10 captured on MDS will drive clinical classification
which impacts reimbursementbullRehab days and minutes no longer impact paymentbullADL to functional scoring (Section GG)
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullUnder PDPM there are over 23000 potential payment groupsbullSpecific rate components will vary
throughout the staybullMDS Schedule Changesbull3 day interruption window
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IV VS PDPM
6
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMComponents amp CharacteristicsbullSherri Robbins Senior Managing
Consultant RN BSN LNHA RAC-CT CLNC ndash BKD LLP
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
8
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
Overview
bullUnder PDPM there are over 23000 potential payment groupsbullSpecific rate components will vary
throughout the staybullMDS Schedule Changesbull3 day interruption window
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IV VS PDPM
6
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMComponents amp CharacteristicsbullSherri Robbins Senior Managing
Consultant RN BSN LNHA RAC-CT CLNC ndash BKD LLP
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
8
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
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RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
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Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IV VS PDPM
6
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMComponents amp CharacteristicsbullSherri Robbins Senior Managing
Consultant RN BSN LNHA RAC-CT CLNC ndash BKD LLP
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
8
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
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NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
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Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
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Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMComponents amp CharacteristicsbullSherri Robbins Senior Managing
Consultant RN BSN LNHA RAC-CT CLNC ndash BKD LLP
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
8
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PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
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PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
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PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
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PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
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MDS Section K
16
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
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Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
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NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
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Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
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GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
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GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
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GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
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Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
5 CLINICAL PAYMENT DRIVERS
RESIDENT
PT PAYMENT
OT PAYMENT
NTA PAYMENT
SLP PAYMENT
NURSING PAYMENT
NON CASE MIX
8
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
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PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
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MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
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PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
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PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
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HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
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HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
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WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
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Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
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Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
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RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
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Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
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Questions
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Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
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Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
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Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Patient Classification
bullPatient classifications are used for each component (PTOTSLPNTA amp Nursing)
bullBreakdown of criteria for each classification
9
Component Criteria
PT Clinical Category Functional Score
OT Clinical Category Functional Score
SLP Presence of Acute Neurologic Condition SLP-related Comorbidity or Cognitive Impairment Mechanically-altered Diet Swallowing Disorder
NTA NTA Conditions Comorbidities Score
Nursing Clinical Condition Needs Functional Score
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
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MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
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Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
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PDPM Clinical Category
10
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
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PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
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MDS Section K
16
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
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PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Categories Collapsed to 4 for PT amp OT
PDPM Clinical Category Collapsed PT amp OT Clinical Category
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery
Non-Orthopedic SurgeryAcute Neurologic
Non-Orthopedic Surgery amp Acute Neurologic
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletalOrthopedic Surgery (Except Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery)
Other Orthopedic
Medical ManagementAcute InfectionsCancerPulmonaryCardiovascular amp Coagulations
Medical Management
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
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PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
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SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
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MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
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PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
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PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
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PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
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HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
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HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
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WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
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Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
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Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
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RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
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Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
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Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
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bull Videos
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Tools to Help You Succeed
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bull 4178658701
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Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM CASE MIX PTOTbullCase mix has two primary elements used to determine classificationo Clinical Category for SNF stay (I0020B)
o Functional Status (Section GG)
12
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Comorbidities
bullSLP has 12 comorbidities under PDPMoSLP comorbidity flag combines conditions amp services
oOnly the presence of one of the following is required to qualify
13
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PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
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GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
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GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
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GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
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Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
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VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
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WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
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PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
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PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
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PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
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HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
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HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
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Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
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Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
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RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Case Mix SLPbullSLP has 3 elementso Clinical Category for SNF Stay- Acute Neurologic or Non-Neurologic
o Presence of Swallowing Disorder and or Mechanically Altered Diet
o Cognitive Status andor Presence of an SLP-related Comorbidity
14
Clinical CategoryPT amp OT
Function ScorePT amp OT
Case Mix Group PT CMI OT CMI
Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 0-5 TA 153 149Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 6-9 TB 170 163Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 10-23 TC 188 169Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery 24 TD 192 153
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TE 142 141Other Orthopedic 6-9 TF 161 160Other Orthopedic 10-23 TG 167 164Other Orthopedic 24 TH 116 115
Medical Management 0-5 TI 113 118Medical Management 6-9 TJ 142 145Medical Management 10-23 TK 152 154Medical Management 24 TL 109 111
Other Orthopedic 0-5 TM 127 130Other Orthopedic 6-9 TN 148 150Other Orthopedic 10-23 TO 155 155Other Orthopedic 24 TP 108 109
GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
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Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
SLP Component
bullPresence of oMechanically Altered Diet (Section K)
oSwallowing Disorder (Section K)
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MDS Section K
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
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Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
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NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
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NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
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ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
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PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
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Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
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Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
MDS Section K
16
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Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
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Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
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PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
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PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
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HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
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Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
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RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
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Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
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Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
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Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullSame RUG IV Major CategoriesoExtensive Services
oSpecial Care High
oSpecial Care Low
oClinically Complex
oBehavior Symptoms amp Cognitive Impairment
oReduced Physical Function
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
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Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Functional Score
bullMDS Section GG ndash Functional Abilities amp GoalsoAssessed during first three days of admission
oDocuments ldquousual performancerdquo
oFunctional score ranges from zero to 16
Eating Average Bed Mobility
Toilet Hygiene Average Transfer
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
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NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
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NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
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Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
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NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
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NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
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ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
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PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
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Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
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bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
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Aspiration Pneumonia
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
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Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
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VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
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WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing CMI
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
HBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
NursingComponent
Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullImportant to NoteoNursing component will be increased by 18 for residents with HIVAIDS
o8 points into the NTA count
bull B20 must be on SNF claim
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
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or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
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Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
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Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
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VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
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WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
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PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
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PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
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PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
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Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
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Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
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bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA amp Comorbidity CodingbullComorbidity score is a weighted count of comorbidities
o Comorbidities associated with high increases in NTA costs grouped into various point tiers
o Points assigned for each additional comorbidity present with more points awarded for higher-cost tiers
bullComorbidities amp extensive services for NTA classification are derived from a variety of MDS sources with some identified in Item I8000
bullHIVAIDS remains a SNF claim reported adjustment (8 pts)
bullCalculated based on points assigned for 50 MDS items
21
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
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Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Component
bullData Sources
22
HIV AIDS SNF Claim
Bowelbladder appl H0100C H0100D Ostomy catheterization
ParenteralIVtube feed Section K
Ulcers foot skin probs Section M
Special treatmentsext services Section O IV meds ventilator trach suctioning transfusion radiation infection etc
Diagnoses Section I 6 specific diagnoses
Additional active Dx Item I8000 28 specific diagnoses
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ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
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NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
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PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsHIVAIDS SNF Claim 8Parental IV Feeding Level High MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 7Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code MDS Item O0100H2 5Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100F2 4
Parental IV Feeding Level LowMDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 3
Lung Transplant Status MDS Item I8000 3Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100I2 2Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung MDS Item I8000 2Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code MDS Item I6200 2BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 2Chronic Myeloid Leukemia MDS Item I8000 2Wound Infection Code MDS Item I2500 2Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code MDS Item I2900 2Endocarditis MDS I8000 1Immune Disorders MDS I8000 1End-Stage Liver Disease MDS I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code MDS Item M1040B 1Narcolepsy and Cataplexy MDS Item I8000 1Cystic Fibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code MDS Item O00100E2 1Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code MDS Item I1700 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100M2 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
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Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsChronic Pancreatitis MDS Item I8000 1Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code
MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C 1
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization MDS Item H0100D 1Inflammatory Bowel Disease MDS Item I1300 1Aseptic Necrosis of Bone MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100D2 1Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock MDS Item I8000 1Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis MDS Item I8000 1Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage MDS Item I8000 1Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube MDS Item K0510B2 1Severe Skin Burn or Condition MDS Item I8000 1Intractable Epilepsy MDS Item I8000 1Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code I560 1Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Cirrhosis of Liver MDS Item I8000 1Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy MDS Item H0100C 1Respiratory Arrest MDS Item I8000 1Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
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NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
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PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
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10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
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Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
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Aspiration Pneumonia
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Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
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50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
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Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
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Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
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VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 |
PDPM WORKSHOP
ConditionExtensive Service Source PointsSpecified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders MDS Item I8000 1Morbid Obesity MDS Item I8000 1Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code MDS Item O0100B2 1Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 MDS Item M0300D1 1Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis MDS Item I8000 1
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
Clinical Category | Example | Clinical Category | Example | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Cancer | Medical Management | Z483 aftercare following surgery for neoplasm | ||||||
Non-Surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | Pulmonary | Non Orthopedic Surgery | S31829D unspecified open wound of L buttock subsequent encounter | ||||||
Orthopedic Surgery (Except for Major Joint Replacement or Spinal Surgery | Cardiovascular and Coagulations | Pulmonary | J9611 Chronic Respiratory failure with hypoxia | ||||||
Acute Infections | Acute Neurologic | Acute Infection | A4151 Sepsis due to E Coli | ||||||
Medical Management | Non-Orthopedic Surgery | Acute Neurologic | I639 Cerebral Infarction unspecified | ||||||
Major JointSpinal Surgery | Z471 aftercare following joint replacement surgery | ||||||||
CVCoagulations | I951 Orthostatic Hypertension | ||||||||
Orthopedic Surgery | Z4789 Encounter for other orthopedic aftercare | ||||||||
Non surgical OrthopedicMusculoskeletal | T84021S Dislocation of internal L hip prosthesis- sequela | ||||||||
Cancer | All forms of cancer blood tissue bone | ||||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
HIVAIDS | SNF Claim | 8 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level High | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 | 7 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Intravenous Medication Post-Admit Code | MDS Item O0100H2 | 5 | |||||||
Special Treatment Programs Ventilator or Respirator Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100F2 | 4 | |||||||
Parental IV Feeding Level Low | MDS Item K0510A2 K0710A2 K0710B2 | 3 | |||||||
Lung Transplant Status | MDS Item I8000 | 3 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Transfusion Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100I2 | 2 | |||||||
Major Organ Transplant Status Except Lung | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Asthma COPD Chronic Lung Disease Code | MDS Item I6200 | 2 | |||||||
BoneJointMuscle InfectionsNecrosis - Except Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia | MDS Item I8000 | 2 | |||||||
Wound Infection Code | MDS Item I2500 | 2 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Diabetes Mellitus (DM) Code | MDS Item I2900 | 2 | |||||||
Endocarditis | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Immune Disorders | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
End-Stage Liver Disease | MDS I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040B | 1 | |||||||
Narcolepsy and Cataplexy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cystic Fibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Tracheostomy Care Post-admit Code | MDS Item O00100E2 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Multi-Drug Resistant Organism (MDRO) Code | MDS Item I1700 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Isolation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100M2 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Chronic Pancreatitis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Proliferated Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Other Foot Skin Problems Foot Infection Code Other Open Lesion on Foot Code Except Diabetic Foot Ulcer Code | MDS Item M1040A M1040B M1040C | 1 | |||||||
Complications of Specified Implant Device or Graft | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Intermittent Catheterization | MDS Item H0100D | 1 | |||||||
Inflammatory Bowel Disease | MDS Item I1300 | 1 | |||||||
Aseptic Necrosis of Bone | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Suctioning Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100D2 | 1 | |||||||
Cardio-Respiratory Failure and Shock | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Myelodysplastic Syndromes and Myelofibrosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Other Connective Tissue Disorders and Inflammatory Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Diabetic Retinopathy - Except Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy and Vitreous Hemorrhage | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Nutritional Approaches While a Resident Feeding Tube | MDS Item K0510B2 | 1 | |||||||
Severe Skin Burn or Condition | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Intractable Epilepsy | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Active Diagnoses Malnutrition code | I560 | 1 | |||||||
Disorders of Immunity - Except RxCC97 Immune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Cirrhosis of Liver | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Bladder and Bowel Appliances Ostomy | MDS Item H0100C | 1 | |||||||
Respiratory Arrest | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Pulmonary Fibrosis and Other Chronic Lung Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
ConditionExtensive Service | Source | Points | |||||||
Specified Hereditary MetabolicImmune Disorders | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Morbid Obesity | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
Special TreatmentsPrograms Radiation Post-admit Code | MDS Item O0100B2 | 1 | |||||||
Highest Stage of Unhealed Pressure Ulcer - Stage 4 | MDS Item M0300D1 | 1 | |||||||
Psoriatic Arthropathy and Systemic Sclerosis | MDS Item I8000 | 1 | |||||||
PDPM WORKSHOP
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 184 (NC) X 30 X $44110
Every Point CountsNTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Every Point Counts
Component Urban Base Rate CMI Variable Adjustment Factor Per Diem(for 1st 3 days of stay)
NTA $7991 X 253 (NB) X 30 X $60652
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index12+ NA 3249-11 NB 2536-8 NC 1843-5 ND 1331-2 NE 0960 NF 072
TABLE 12 FY 2019 PDPM Unadjusted Rate Per Diem - UrbanRate
Component Nursing NTA PT OT SLP Non Case-Mix
Per Diem Amount
$10592 $7991 $6075 $5655 $2268 $9484
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullNTA Worksheet Calculate the number of NTA points amp payment for the 4 scenarios
28
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
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Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient A
29
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
IV Medication 5
Isolation 1
Diabetic Retinopathy 1
Total 9
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient B
30
ConditionExtensive Services NTA Count
COPD 2
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Chronic Pancreatitis 1
Cirrhosis of Liver 1
Total 6
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
31
ConditionExtensive Services Before Fall NTA Count
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Total 2
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Scenarios
bullNTA Patient C
32
ConditionExtensive Services After Fall NTA Count
IV Medication 5
Diabetes Mellitus 2
Endocarditis 1
Total 8
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
NTA Payment Scenario
Patient NTA Count CMG CMI NTA Payment
A 9 NB 253 $20217
B 6 NC 184 $14703
C before fall 2 NE 096 $7671
After Fall 8 NC 184 $14703
33
Updated for Urban rate in FY20
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Coding
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
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Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
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Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
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Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
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PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
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WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
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RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
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Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
ICD-10 Fundamentals
bull Replaced ICD-9 codes as of October 1 2015bull Expanded number of potential codes from 13000+ to
70000+bull Also expanded from 4-digit to 6-digit coding to allow for far
more specificity includingoLaterality (M24461 ndash Recurrent dislocation right knee)oMore specific condition details (L89221 ndash Pressure ulcer of left hip
stage 1)oCombinations of conditions (I25110 - Atherosclerotic heart disease of
native coronary artery with unstable angina pectoris)
35
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
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Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
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Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Clinical Category
36
bull Clinical categories are assigned based on the primary diagnosis for the stay
bull NEW MDS item I0020B (ldquoI-20-Brdquo) is used to then map to one of the PDPM clinical categories
bull Section J (Surgical Procedures) of MDS used to further adjust clinical classifications if applicable
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Clinical Category
bullhttpswwwcmsgovMedicareMedicare-Fee-for-Service-PaymentSNFPPSPDPMhtml
37
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 1 Identify the reason for the visit or encounter (ie a sign symptom diagnosis andor condition)
bullStep 2 After selecting the reason for the encounter always consult the alphabetic index before verifying code selection in the tabular section
bullStep 3 Locate the main term entry
bullStep 4 Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the subterm
bullStep 5 Review entries for modifiers
38
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
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hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
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Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
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PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
10 Steps to Correct Coding
bullStep 6 Interpret abbreviations cross-references default codes additional character and brackets
bullStep 7 Choose a potential code and locate it in the tabular list
bullStep 8 Determine whether the code is a the highest level of specificity
bullStep 9 Assign the code
bullStep 10 Sequence codes correctly
39
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Example
bullAspiration pneumonia
40
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullDiagnosis Pneumonia due aspiration of tube feeding
bullStep 1 The reason for the encounter was the condition Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 2 Consult the Alphabetic Index
41
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 3
Locate the main term entry
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM42
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
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or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 4
Read cross-reference listed with the main term or the sub-term
Aspiration Pneumonia
bkdcomPDPM43
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
bullStep 5
Review entries for modifiers
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 6
Go to Tabular List
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 7 Locate Code
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
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dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Aspiration Pneumonia
bullStep 8 Read through the subcategory codes under J69 and note that the fourth character is required to specify solid or liquids that caused the pneumonia Locate the Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit J690
bullStep 9 Assign code J690 Pneumonitis due to inhalation of food and vomit
bullStep 10 Be sure to add the associated foreign body in respiratory tract code T17910D
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
49
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
50
RTPRTP
RTPRTP
Medical ManagementNon-Surgical Ortho Musculoskeletal
RTPRTP
RTP
RTP
Which ICD-10 Codes Map to a PDPM Clinical Category
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
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hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Surgical History ndashItems J2100 ndash J5000 (New Items)
bull These items are used to capture any major surgical procedures that occurred during the inpatient hospital stay that immediately preceded the SNF admission (ie the qualifying hospital stay)
Section J ndashPast Surgical Categories
51
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section J ndash Past Surgical Categories
52
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
53
MDS Sample ndash Section I (Active Diagnoses)
PDPM WORKSHOP
54
Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
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GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
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Section I ndash Continued
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Section GG
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Functional Scoring under PDPM
bull ldquoReversedrdquo scoring between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV Section G with a higher score means increased dependence
bull PDPM Section GG with a higher score means increased independence
bullPayment Differences related to Function between RUG vs PDPMbull RUG-IV payments increase with dependence within a given RUG
bull PDPM has no consistent relationship between increased dependence amp increased payments (differs for Therapy amp Nursing)
bull For the PT amp OT component payment for three clinical categories is lower for the most amp least dependent patients (who are less likely to require high amounts of therapy) amp higher for those in between (who are more likely to require high amounts of therapy)
56
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
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hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Nursing Component
bullPDPM uses the same basic structure as RUG-IV except for the following changes o Function score based on Section GG of the MDS 30
o Collapsed functional nursing groups from 43 to 25
57
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
58
Section GG0130 -Self Care
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
59
Section GG0170 -Mobility
(not all currently planned to be used for functional CMI calculation)
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
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GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
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PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
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or Jo
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acem
ent o
r Sp
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gery
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
60
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Why Does This Matter
bull Therapy amp nursing use different languagebull Therapy ratings may not accurately reflect the residents
ldquousual performancerdquo because residents may act differently in therapy than they do on the unit
61
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Usual Performance RAI Manual page GG-9
bull A residentrsquos functional status can be impacted by the environment or situations encountered at the facilitybull Observing the residentrsquos interactions with others in different
locations amp circumstances is important for a comprehensive understanding of the residentrsquos functional statusbull If the residentrsquos functional status varies record the
residentrsquos usual ability to perform each activity bull Do not record the residentrsquos best performance amp do not
record the residentrsquos worst performance but rather record the residentrsquos usual performance
62
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Patient Case Study
bull Mr L lives with his wife in a one-level home which is accessed by 3 steps bull Prior to a recent fall Mr L was independent with self-care
activities including bathing dressing toileting amp eating bull He was able to ambulate about the house without problem with
the use of a cane bullWhen ascending amp descending the external steps of the house
Mr L would hold onto rails to ensure his balance bull Mr L prepares his own daily medications amp takes turns with his
wife to ensure the bills are paid amp grocery shopping is done
63
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
OT Evaluation
64
EATING
Receiving a no added salt regular consistency diet Independent opening containers amp cutting up meat once the tray is set before him Discharge goal is to remain independent with eating
ORAL HYGIENE
Edentulous wears full dentures Able to remove dentures to soak clean amp replace in mouth once needed items are set up Once activity is complete staff put away items It is anticipated he will not require assistance of any type with oral hygiene by discharge
TOILETING HYGIENE
Uses toilet to void amp have bowel movements Once standing before toilet requires steadying assistance from one helper as he pulls down his pants amp underwear After elimination requires staff to wipe amp clean Contact guard assistance is needed to stand amp readjust clothing Expected that he will perform perineal hygiene amp management of clothing with supervision Per clinical staff documentation required substantialmax assistance with toileting hygiene on 7 of the 9 observed shifts in the first 3 days of his stay Interview with staff indicate that he required staff to wipe amp clean him assist him to stand amp to pull up his pants amp underwear after elimination
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
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Acut
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Neu
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PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PT Evaluation
65
ROLL LEFT amp RIGHT
Requires therapist to position pillow between legs to prevent adduction of the affected extremity amp then to assist him to roll side to side in bed Therapist provided more than half of the effort Therapy goal states it is expected that he will be independent with bed mobility including being able to roll left amp right at discharge
SIT TO LYING
Requires assistance of 1 therapist to support trunk amp lift both legs back into bed Did contribute a small amount of effort as he used his right arm to lower himself to a supine position Therapy goal is for him to be independent with this activity by discharge
LYLYING TO SITTINGON SIDE OF BED
Able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with right arm Required assist to bring right leg off the side of the bed amp needed to be fully supported to come to a sitting position Helper provided more than half the effort Therapy goal is for Mr L to be independent with this activity by discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
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Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Case Study Scoring
bull Use handouts to complete taskbull Please work in groups at your tablebull Items to code on Admission5-PPS Assessmento GG0130 Self Care Items (just 3 areas covered)
o GG0170 Mobility Items (just 3 areas covered)
o Discharge goals for one Self Care amp Mobility Item
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS AssessmentGG0130 Self-Care
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130 Self-Care
68
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE
2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0130A Eating 06 Independent 06 Independent
GG0130B Oral Hygiene 05 Setup or Clean-up Assistance
06 Independent
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
04 Supervision or Touching Assistance
GG0130E ShowerBath Self NA NA
GG0130F Upper Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130G Lower Body Dressing NA NA
GG0130H Putting onTaking off Footwear
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130A Eating
bull Admission Performance Coding = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L was able to open containers cut meat amp eat without assistance on admission
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to remain independent with eating on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130B Oral Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 05 Set up or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L was able to perform his own oraldenture care once items were brought to him to use
bull Discharge Goal = 06 Independent
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to be independent with oraldenture care on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0130C Toileting Hygiene
bull Admission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bull Rationale Mr L baseline performance would be substantialmaximal assistance as he performed better in therapy then he did for direct care staff on the first 3 days of his stay
bull Discharge Goal = 04 Supervision or touching assistance
bull Rationale Mr L is expected to require only supervision with toileting hygiene on discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Admission5-Day PPS Assessment
GG0170 Mobility
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170 Mobility
73
ITEM 1 ADMISSION PERFORMANCE 2 DISCHARGE GOAL
GG0170A Rolling Left amp Right 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170B Sit to Lying 02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
02 SubstantialMaximal Assistance
06 Independent
GG0170D Sit to Stand NA NA
GG0170E ChairBed-to-Chair Transfer
NA NA
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170A Roll Left amp Right
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff provided more than half of the effort by placing a pillow between his legs amp assisting him to roll side to side in bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility on discharge
74
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170B Sit to Lying
75
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Staff had to lift both legs into bed amp support his trunk to lie down He provided only a small amount of effort by using his right arm to help lower himself
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of sitting to lying on the bed with discharge
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
GG0170C Lying to Sitting on Side of Bed
bullAdmission Performance Coding = 02 Substantialmaximal assistance
bullRationale Mr L was able to bring his left leg off the bed amp assist with pushing up with his right arm Staff had to bring his right leg off the bed amp fully support him as he came to a sitting position on the side of the bed
bullDischarge Goal = 06 Independent
bullRationale Mr L is expected to independent with bed mobility including the task of lying to sitting on the side bed at discharge
76
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullThe PDPM payment reform relies heavily on many items from the MDSbull Primary diagnosis (new MDS item I0020B) bull RecentPast surgical procedures (new MDS item J2100-J5000)bull Function Scoresbull Cognitionbull DepressionMoodbull Speech Co-morbiditiesbull Swallowing difficultiesmodified dietsbull Special conditions and services (NTA Component)
77
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Models for Success ndash Clinical
bullMDS Sections Utilized by PDPM bull Section B ndash Hearing Speech and Visionbull Section C ndash Cognitive Patternsbull Section H ndash Bladder and Bowelbull Section I ndash Active Diagnosesbull Section GG ndash Functional Abilitybull Section J ndash Health Conditionsbull Section K ndash SwallowingNutritional Statusbull Section M ndash Skin Conditionsbull Section O ndash Special Treatments
78
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMREIMBURSEMENT OVERVIEW
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Rate Components
Per-Diem Base Rates Case-Mix Index Base Rate Range
Urban Rural Low High Low High
Nursing $10592 $10120 066 406 $ 6991 $43004
NTA $ 7991 $ 7634 072 324 $ 5754 $25891
PT $ 6075 $ 6925 108 192 $ 6561 $11664
OT $ 5655 $ 6360 109 169 $ 6164 $ 9557
SLP $ 2268 $ 2857 068 421 $ 1542 $ 9548
Non-Case Mix $ 9484 $ 9659 na na $ 9484 $ 9659
Urban Rates
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 153 149 3026-9 170 163 333 031 182410-23 188 169 357 024 1433 24 192 153 345 (012) (662)
0-5 142 141 2836-9 161 160 321 039 228510-23 167 164 331 009 53424 116 115 231 (100) (5869)
Maj
or Jo
int
Repl
acem
ent o
r Sp
inal
Sur
gery
Oth
er
Ort
hope
dic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology PTOT CMI
UrbanFunctional
Score PT CMI OT CMI Total CMICMI
ImpactRate
Impact0-5 113 118 2316-9 142 145 287 056 328910-23 152 154 306 019 111624 109 111 220 (086) (5044)
0-5 127 130 2576-9 148 150 298 041 240710-23 155 155 310 012 70824 108 109 217 (093) (5457)
Med
ical
Man
agem
ent
Non
-Ort
ho
Surg
ery
amp
Acut
e
Neu
rolo
gic
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Variable Payment PT amp OTPayment Days Adjustment Factor
1-20 100
21-27 098
28-34 096
35-41 094
42-48 092
49-55 090
56-62 088
63-69 086
70-76 084
77-83 082
84-90 080
91-97 078
98-100 076
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology SLP CMI
Case Mix Index Urban Base Rate
SLP Case Mix IndexMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing DisorderMechanically Altered
DietSwallowing Disorder
Acute Neuro Condition SLP-Related Comorbidity
Cognitive Impairment Neither Either Both Neither Either BothNone 068 182 267 $ 1552 $ 4155 $ 6096 One 146 234 298 $ 3333 $ 5342 $ 6803 Two 204 286 353 $ 4657 $ 6529 $ 8059 Three 299 370 421 $ 6826 $ 8447 $ 9611
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology Nursing Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
CBC2 6-14 155
CA2 15-16 109
CBC1 6-14 134
CA1 15-16 094
BAB2 11-16 104
BAB1 11-16 099
PDE2 0-5 157
PDE1 0-5 147
PBC2 6-14 122
PA2 15-16 071
PBC1 6-14 113
PA1 15-16 066
Nursing RUG Function Score CMI
ES3 0-14 406
ES2 0-14 307
ES1 0-14 293
HDE2 0-5 240
HDE1 0-5 199
HBC2 6-14 224
NBC1 6-14 186
LDE2 0-5 208
LDE1 0-5 173
LBC2 6-14 172
LBC1 6-14 143
CDE2 0-5 187
CDE1 0-5 162
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Payment Methodology NTA CMI
NTA Score Range NTA Case Mix Group NTA Case Mix Index
12+ NA 324
9-11 NB 253
6-8 NC 184
3-5 ND 133
1-2 NE 096
0 NF 072
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
VARIABLE PAYMENT NTA
Medicare Payment Days Adjustment Factor
1-3 30
4-100 10
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullPAYMENT CALCULATIONS UNDER PDPM
89
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Final Payment Example
Example 2 Final Total Labor Weighted 709
Labor Weighted Wage Index
(St Louis 09389)Non Labor (291 Non Labor + Wage Adjusted
PT 11193 7936 7451 3257 10708
OT 9366 6640 6235 2725 8960SLP 1542 1093 1026 449 1475NURSING 23726 16822 15794 6904 22698NTA 7671 5439 5106 2232 7339NON-CASE MIX 9484 6724 6313 2760 9073TOTAL 62981 44654 41925 18328 60253
90
Step 2 Wage Adjusted
Step 3 VBP Adjusted Step 4 Sequestration Adjusted
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPMMDSBilling Changes
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Changes
Admission (Five-Day) ldquoinitial patient
assessmentrdquo
bull ARD ndash Days 1ndash8bull Covers entire stay unless
IPA completed
Interim Payment Assessment (IPA)
bull ARD can be no later than 14 days after change in first tier classification
bull Pays from ARD until discharge except if another IPA is completed
bull Does not change the variable payment schedule
PPS Discharge Assessment
bull ARD equals end date of the most recent stay
bull Not used for payment purposes
bull Section O therapy daysminutes
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Impact on OBRA Assessments
bullNo changes to OBRA requirementsoAdmissionquarterlyannualsignificant change
bull Optional state assessmentoUsed for states needing to calculate a RUG III or RUG IV
oCoding requirements vary by state
o Initially CMS would only support through 930 at this time CMS has clarified that there is no definitive timeline for retiring the OSA amp CMS will continue to consult with states on this
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
RAI Manual Section 68 (no changes to date)
Default PDPM RUG ZZZZZ
EARLYLATE DEFAULT FOR DAYS OUT OF COMPLIANCE
MISSED PROVIDER LIABILITY
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Default
bullCMS has clarified that default days take place prior to the 5 day HIPPS code for purposes of variable payment
bullDefault Payment Under PDPM
bull PT= TPbull OT= TPbull SLP= SAbull Nursing= PA1bull NTA= NF
95
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM HIPPS Coding
1 bullPTOT PAYMENT GROUP
2 bullSLP PAYMENT GROUP
3 bullNURSING PAYMENT GROUP
4 bullNTA PAYMENT GROUP
5 bullASSESSMENT INDICATOR
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Assessment Indicators
HIPPS CHARACTER ASSESSMENT TYPE
0 IPA
1 PPS 5 DAY
6 OBRA
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS Code CrosswalkNursing Group HIPPS Character Nursing Payment HIPPS
ES3 A CBC2 N
ES2 B CA2 O
ES1 C CBC1 P
HDE2 D CA1 Q
HDE1 E BAB2 R
HBC2 F BAB1 S
HBC1 G PDE2 T
LDE2 H PDE1 U
LDE1 I PBC2 V
LBC2 J PA2 W
LBC1 K PBC1 X
CDE2 L PA1 Y
CDE1 M
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
HIPPS CODE CROSSWALKPTOT SLP NTA HIPPS
TA SA NA A
TB SB NB B
TC SC NC C
TD SD ND D
TE SE NE E
TF SF NF F
TG SG G
TH SH H
TI SI I
TJ SJ J
TK SK K
TL SL L
TM M
TN N
TO O
TP P
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bullHIPPS CODE CHANGES
100
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
Readmission within 3 days (by midnight
of day 3) is considered a
continuation versus a new stay
Readmission after 3 days is considered a new stay New MDS amp variable payment
resets
Admission from another SNF is
considered a new stay regardless of
the timeframe
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Three-Day Interruption Window
bullldquoThe count starts the calendar day of discharge and including the 2 immediately following calendar days ending at midnightrdquo
bullBilling Criteria Similar to LOA (See IRF Billing Manual)oOccurrence span code 74 with fromthrough dates of leave
oValue Code 81 for number of non covered days
oRevenue code 0180 for non covered revenue
102
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP103
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
WORKSHEET
bull3 DAY INTERRUPTION WINDOW
104
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
RUG IVPDPM Transition
bullRUG IV billing ends 93019oMust have RUG with an ARD prior to 10119 to bill
bullPDPM begins 10119oTo establish PDPM payment a one time IPA with an ARD no later than
10719 needs completed for the transition
o10119 will be day 1 under the PDPM variable payment regardless of what day of the stay the resident is in
o If an IPA is has an ARD after 10719 it will be considered late and the default penalty for days out of compliance will apply
105
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Donrsquot Let This Be YouStrategies for Success
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Strategies for Success
bullDiagnosis CodingoRemember the impact on SLP amp NTAoWhat is your plan for educating physicianphysician extendersbullMDS Changes- Start coding nowoGG- who will be coding this in your FacilitybullContract Revisions- vendorspayersbullTriple Checkother meetingsbullSoftware ChangesbullTraining
PDPM WORKSHOP
Therapy Service Model
bullAssess data amp identify best practicesbullDevelop ldquocare pathsrdquo for specific patient conditionsbullDiscuss with contract therapy likely contract revisionsbullGoals Optimal patient outcomes compliance proper incentivesbull Potential Pricing Options
bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
bull Hybrid
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
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bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
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bull Percent of PDPM
bull Time Based
bull Risk Based
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PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
PDPM Implementation Timeline
109
Should Be Complete In Process Planning to Complete
May-19 Jun-19 Jul-19 Aug-19 Sep-19 Oct-19 Nov-19 Dec-19 Jan-20 20-Feb
Organization amp Education
Select amp establish implementation
team
Guided self-education amp high-level gap analysis
Formal education -strategy ICD-10 MDSSection GG
information gathering processes
Formal education -billing processes
triple-check cutover
PDPM
Impl
emen
ted
Follow-Up Training from Compliance amp
Documentation Review
Business Processes
Discuss UpgradeUpdate
Plans for Software
Review Skilled Nursing Payer Contracts to Address RUG-based Payments or Other
Issues
Final Billing amp Clinical Software
Updates In Place + Training
Clinical Services Begin ICD-10 Coding Section GG amp MDS completion as if PDPM
Capture data on Section GG at
beginning amp end of stay to tell your
story about qualityIdentify high-frequency patient
characteristics for care maps using improved ICD-10 information
Develop care maps for high-frequency
patient characteristics
Re-evaluate service delivery model
Ancillary Services
Contact Ancillary Service Providers re
Planned Changes
Evaluate Ancillary Service Contracts and Models
Revised Ancillary Contracts in Place
Monitoring Performance amp
Compliance
Compute Baseline PDPM Rates
Compute training-impacted PDPM
rates
Clinical Documentation
Review - Compliance amp Opportunity
BKD Project
BKD Can Assist
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Questions
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullRate Calculatorbull httpswwwbkdcomservicessnf-rate-calculators
bull Subscribe to BKD Thoughtwarebull Articles
bull Videos
bull Webinar Ask The Advisors The Final Rule amp PDPMbull 9112019 200 Register at the link below
bull httpswwwbkdcomwebinar201909ask-advisors-final-rule-pdpm
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Tools to Help You Succeed
bullContact informationbull Brian Hickman bhickmanbkdcom
bull Julie Bilyeu jbilyeubkdcom
bull Sherri Robbins slrobbinsbkdcom
bull 4178658701
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You
PDPM WORKSHOP
Thank You