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gwen12
Asked February 2013
What will be the impact on the US District Court decision Jimmo vs Sebalis?
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gwen12
Feb 2013
Sorry for the typo this should read What will be the impact of the US District court in Vermont. Jimmo vs Sebalis. Basically stating failure to progress can not be used to discontinue skilled nursing.
02/21/2013 12:12:54
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Thanks for pointing this out. i found good articles explaining this by searching these words
Medicare to End 'Improve or You're Out' Standard for Coverage of Skilled Services
02/21/2013 14:30:09
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Medicare to End 'Improve or You're Out' Standard for Coverage of Skilled Services