Quarterly OASIS-E1 Updates: Preparing for Success in 2025

Description

Quarterly OASIS-E1 Updates: Preparing for Success in 2025

Webinar | January 30 | 90 Minutes | 1.5 CEUs | $99

Description

Get ready for the latest in home health compliance and clinical excellence! As 2025 begins, we’re introducing OASIS-E1, bringing important updates to documentation and reporting processes. This webinar will guide you through the key changes, including the implementation of all-payer OASIS submissions, insights from the latest quarterly Q&As, and other critical topics shaping home health operations. Join us to ensure your agency is up-to-date, compliant, and ready to excel in the new year.

Learning Objectives

Understand Key Updates: Explore the changes introduced with OASIS-E1, including new data elements, revised workflows, and reporting expectations.

All-Payer OASIS Submissions: Gain clarity on the requirements for voluntary submission starting January 1, 2025, and mandatory submission beginning July 1, 2025.

Interpret Quarterly Q&As: Break down the latest CMS quarterly Q&A guidance and learn how to apply these updates effectively in your agency.

Address Hot Topics: Discuss other timely home health concerns, including privacy notice updates and strategies to streamline data collection and submission.

Prepare for the Future: Leave with actionable steps to align your agency with OASIS-E1 standards and enhance clinical documentation accuracy.

• The recording will be available to attendees for 30 days post-event
• Please note that the webinar pricing is per person. Only the individual who registers will receive access to the Zoom link and be eligible to earn Continuing Education credits. Sharing of links or credentials is not permitted.

Continuing Education

This webinar will award the following continuing education upon completion:

• 1.5 Hours for Nurses & Administrators
• Meets criteria for 1.0 HCS-O Hour

McBee, a division of Netsmart Technologies, is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.