tci Medicare Compliance & Reimbursement - 2021 Issue Q2
Register 5 Other Hospice Proposed Rule High Points
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Article Overview
This article reviews several non-payment highlights from the FY 2022 hospice proposed rule published in the Federal Register. It is relevant to hospice administrators, compliance teams, and coding/reimbursement professionals who track CMS policy changes affecting conditions of participation, quality reporting, interoperability, and health equity initiatives. The article provides a high-level overview of proposed updates and requests for information tied to hospice operations and reporting.
Why This Topic Matters
Hospices need to monitor CMS proposed rule changes that can affect compliance planning, quality reporting strategy, data exchange efforts, and future reporting requirements. Understanding the scope of these proposals helps organizations prepare comments, assess operational impact, and plan for upcoming regulatory changes.
Article Sections
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CoPs and competency training
Discusses proposed hospice conditions of participation changes related to aide competency training and related evaluation standards during the public health emergency transition.
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CoPs and aide deficiencies
Covers a related participation proposal focused on hospice aide deficiency review and competency evaluation processes.
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Quality updates
Summarizes multiple Hospice Quality Reporting Program proposals, including new measures, public reporting changes, and assessment instrument updates.
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Health IT
Addresses a request for information on health information technology, interoperability, and data exchange in hospice care reporting.
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Health equity
Reviews an HQRP-focused request for information centered on quality, patient experience, accountability, and equity-related policy themes.
What You Will Learn
- The main hospice regulatory topics highlighted in the FY 2022 proposed rule
- How proposed participation and competency-related changes may affect hospice operations
- Which quality reporting and survey-related areas are under review
- What CMS is seeking input on regarding interoperability and health equity
- How to identify the kinds of comments and monitoring priorities relevant to the rule
Who Should Read This
- Hospice administrators
- Compliance officers
- Health information management professionals
- Coding and reimbursement professionals
- Quality reporting staff
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