Minimum 2 years of hospice clinical, Quality Assurance, compliance, utilization review, or documentation-review experience.
Strong knowledge of Medicare hospice Conditions of Participation (CoPs), hospice eligibility, certification/recertification requirements, and documentation supporting a terminal prognosis.
Knowledge of Medicare hospice LCD guidelines and ability to identify objective indicators of disease progression and clinical decline.
Experience reviewing hospice clinical records for accuracy, completeness, consistency, and compliance, including CTIs, face-to-face encounters, plans of care, IDG documentation, and clinical visit notes.
Knowledge of Medicare medical review processes, including ADRs, TPE, post-payment reviews, claim denials, and the Medicare appeals process.
Strong clinical judgment and ability to identify documentation deficiencies, eligibility concerns, and potential compliance or reimbursement risks before claim submission.
Self-motivated, organized, detail-oriented team member with strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to provide constructive education and feedback to clinical staff.

3–5 years of hospice experience in clinical care, case management, QA, compliance, or leadership.
Previous experience preparing and reviewing hospice ADR submissions, TPE responses, post-payment reviews, and Medicare appeals.
Experience performing hospice eligibility, recertification, pre-billing, and retrospective clinical record audits.
Home health QA experience with knowledge of Medicare home health documentation requirements.
Working knowledge of ICD-10-CM coding, hospice diagnosis selection, and home health coding/OASIS requirements.
Experience identifying denial trends, performing root-cause analysis, developing corrective-action plans, and providing staff education.
Hospice, home health, coding, quality, or healthcare compliance certification/training preferred.

Conduct concurrent, pre-billing, and retrospective review of hospice and home health clinical records to ensure completeness, accuracy, consistency, medical necessity, and compliance with Medicare requirements and agency standards.
Perform hospice eligibility and recertification reviews, evaluating documentation for objective evidence of terminal decline, appropriate primary and related diagnoses, disease-specific LCD criteria when applicable, PPS/KPS/FAST and other clinical indicators, and documentation supporting a prognosis of six months or less.
Coordinate and perform clinical record review for Medicare Additional Documentation Requests (ADRs), TPE, post-payment reviews, denials, and appeals; identify documentation deficiencies and assist with preparation of complete, organized, and defensible medical-record submissions within required deadlines.

Minimum 2 years of hospice clinical, Quality Assurance, compliance, utilization review, or documentation-review experience.
Strong knowledge of Medicare hospice Conditions of Participation (CoPs), hospice eligibility, certification/recertification requirements, and documentation supporting a terminal prognosis.
Knowledge of Medicare hospice LCD guidelines and ability to identify objective indicators of disease progression and clinical decline.
Experience reviewing hospice clinical records for accuracy, completeness, consistency, and compliance, including CTIs, face-to-face encounters, plans of care, IDG documentation, and clinical visit notes.
Knowledge of Medicare medical review processes, including ADRs, TPE, post-payment reviews, claim denials, and the Medicare appeals process.
Strong clinical judgment and ability to identify documentation deficiencies, eligibility concerns, and potential compliance or reimbursement risks before claim submission.
Self-motivated, organized, detail-oriented team member with strong written and verbal communication skills and the ability to provide constructive education and feedback to clinical staff.

3–5 years of hospice experience in clinical care, case management, QA, compliance, or leadership.
Previous experience preparing and reviewing hospice ADR submissions, TPE responses, post-payment reviews, and Medicare appeals.
Experience performing hospice eligibility, recertification, pre-billing, and retrospective clinical record audits.
Home health QA experience with knowledge of Medicare home health documentation requirements.
Working knowledge of ICD-10-CM coding, hospice diagnosis selection, and home health coding/OASIS requirements.
Experience identifying denial trends, performing root-cause analysis, developing corrective-action plans, and providing staff education.
Hospice, home health, coding, quality, or healthcare compliance certification/training preferred.

Conduct concurrent, pre-billing, and retrospective review of hospice and home health clinical records to ensure completeness, accuracy, consistency, medical necessity, and compliance with Medicare requirements and agency standards.
Perform hospice eligibility and recertification reviews, evaluating documentation for objective evidence of terminal decline, appropriate primary and related diagnoses, disease-specific LCD criteria when applicable, PPS/KPS/FAST and other clinical indicators, and documentation supporting a prognosis of six months or less.
Coordinate and perform clinical record review for Medicare Additional Documentation Requests (ADRs), TPE, post-payment reviews, denials, and appeals; identify documentation deficiencies and assist with preparation of complete, organized, and defensible medical-record submissions within required deadlines.

Quality Assurance - Home Health and Hospice

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