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What is post-acute authorization? Post-acute authorization, also known as prior authorization for post-acute care, requires that information from both the organization actively managing the patient’s

Tell us more about your role at CarePort.  I joined CarePort this past May as a Partnership Analyst on the Implementation team. I started my role

Identifying, tracking and managing patients affiliated with bundled payment episodes is the only way to succeed under BPCI programs, but doing so is difficult and

Since CMS finalized new patient event notification Conditions of Participation (CoPs) – as part of the Interoperability and Patient Access final rule – in early

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, one in four adults in the US, and three in four adults aged 65 and

Reducing readmissions is a key driver of health plan costs and profits, and significantly impacts performance under the Medicare Advantage Star Ratings program. On average,

In February, CMS’s 2021 Medicare Advantage and Part D Advance Notice (Part II) outlined proposed changes to the Medicare program for Measurement Year (MY) 2022, including modifications

How did you first learn about CarePort, and what made you want to join the company?  I was actively looking for a new opportunity at the

As part of CMS’s Interoperability and Patient Access Final Rule, a newly-created Condition of Participation (CoP) requires hospitals with an EHR to send electronic patient

As hospitals work to comply with CMS’s patient event notification requirements as part of the Medicare Conditions of Participation (CoPs) within the Interoperability and Patient

CarePort recently hosted a webinar, “Transitions of Care from SNF to Home,” with its client partners at New York’s Mount Sinai Health System. The health

Recent CarePort webinars led by Tom Martin, Director of Post-Acute Analytics focused on the “new normal” for acute and post-acute care amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.