Just before the end of 2020, TJC was completing about 10 percent of its scheduled on-site surveys. Now, they plan to use novel approaches like virtual surveys to work through the backlog.
Organizations must prepare themselves for what’s to come—heightened agency scrutiny, expanded areas of focus and reduced tolerance for non-compliance with regulations and standards.
Join Chartis Clinical Quality Solutions experts as we take an in-depth look at the new requirements for the recognition and treatment of maternal hemorrhage and preeclampsia.
It is imperative that you know how to respond to a CMS termination letter in the event that your hospital does not meet compliance to continue participation in the Medicare program.
