In Feds to deliver ‘positive news’ on Provider Relief Fund in coming days: Parkinson, McKnight's LTC News summarized recent comments from AHCA President and CEO Mark Parkinson at the Synergy Summit in Utah.
Among other things, Parkinson stressed managed care is not going away and encouraged senior care providers to embrace it by:
Naturally, you may want to know more about I-SNPs and if/how you might take advantage of them. The below Q&A may be of help to you in assessing this.
What is an I-SNP?
I-SNP stands for Institutional Special Needs Plan and is designed for those who will live in a long-term setting for 90 days or more with no immediate plans for discharge
How does it fit within Medicare?
An I-SNP is a Medicare Advantage plan focused on the care of specialized populations. It replaces traditional Medicare to cover inpatient and outpatient services, plus prescription drugs (as a Part D service).
Who is eligible for an I-SNP?
*Check CMS' Special Needs Plan (SNP) Data to see who is operating in your state.
What are the highlights of an I-SNP?
How do I-SNPs benefit SNFs/residents?
How can technology help facilities with I-SNPs?
If our Managed Care MASTER can help you 'manage' your managed care, including I-SNP contracts and care, let's connect.