In typical Net Health fashion, Net Healther’s banded together to celebrate International Picnic Day with a potluck on June 18th. Bringing a wide variety of worldly cuisine. We welcomed all those items that are your families favorite or just hit the spot for a picnic!
Pittsburgh, PA June 25, 2018 – On May 4, EY announced that Anthony Sanzo, CEO, of Pittsburgh-based Net Health was named a finalist for the Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2018 Award in the East Central region of the US. The distinguished awards program recognizes entrepreneurs who are excelling in innovation, financial performance, and personal commitment…
Regulatory changes over the last few years have put hospice providers under the microscope and subject to more scrutiny than ever. Hospice programs are now surveyed at least once every three years, and since the launch of Hospice Compare last year, consumers are able to search for and compare hospice agencies based on quality data…
The signing of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 ended the United States’ governmental shutdown on February 9th. Most of the resolution’s focus was around the spending limits for national defense and lifting the national debt ceiling. There were certain less-publicized elements that directly affected the wound care industry. Wound Care professionals in various care models…
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Healthy, Wealthy, & Smart Episode 358: Greg Todd, PT – Mentorship Matters Dr. Jenna Kantor talks with Greg Todd, PT on Mentorship. Greg is a co-owner of a successful rehab program and is also a well-recognized PT spokesperson. In their conversation together they cover what mentorship is, work and lifetime management trade-offs, challenges and rewards…
IBM Watson released its Top 100 Hospitals of 2018 in May, evaluating 2,785 hospitals across the United States. The annual study looks for top-performing hospitals in the U.S. based on a balanced scorecard evaluating ‘publicly available clinical, operational, and patient satisfaction metrics and data’. The metrics include analysis of key performance measures including better survival…
June 13th isn’t just the day that the Beatles’ “Let It Be” album went #1, or the longest recorded attack of hiccups began (and continued for 68 years), it’s most importantly the day that our humble leader and CEO, Anthony Sanzo, was born. Happy birthday Anthony, keep being incredible. Boom!
Heard of MIPS? The Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) is one of two tracks under the Quality Payment Program, which seeks to combine and streamline existing compliance programs with a goal of easing clinical burden while promoting quality care. In most cases, providers serving in Employee Health and Occupational Medicine don’t qualify to participate (click…
When CMS replaced RCS-1 with the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) in April, we analyzed the proposed new payment model for skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) and concluded the following: PDPM offers important revisions and advantages over RCS-1, but the essence of the system is very much the same. In fact, PDPM could be aptly named RCS-1.1…