21st Century Health Care Consultants
Achieving CHAP Medicare Accreditation
Achieving CHAP Medicare Accreditation for your home healthcare agency will enable
you to bill Medicare as well as enroll with insurance companies, Medicaid, and other
programs available to home health care businesses.
The CHAP Medicare Accreditation process helps to ensure a home healthcare business
and its competency, authority, and credibility. The CHAP Medicare Accreditation process
is required prior to a home health care agency obtaining its Medicare billing number.
Your home healthcare business will undertake a comprehensive self-examination of all
aspects of the business. This is accomplished through the completion of an online manual
called a CHAP Self-Study. Our home health care consultants will complete the CHAP
Medicare Accreditation CHAP Self-Study on behalf of your home health care business.
The Process
The process of CHAP Medicare Accreditation identifies your home healthcare business and its ability to provide quality services. Your home healthcare business and its physical viability, patient’s clinical care, and attention to Medicare’s condition of participation are vital to achieving CHAP Medicare Accreditation. CHAP Medicare Accreditation is devoted to answering questions relating to the Organizational Structure, quality of service, adequacy of resources, and long-term viability. It’s required that all CHAP Accredited Home Health Care agencies must go through 5 step CHAP Re-Accreditation Process / Survey every three years to remain CHAP Accredited. This process of CHAP Re-Accreditation includes the completion of the CHAP self-study manual. This CHAP self-study details everything pertaining to home healthcare operational and clinical procedures. A census of all patients that have been treated by the agency is also included in the self-study. Our home healthcare business consultants are specialists in home healthcare licensure and CHAP Accreditation. We offer a turnkey business startup program that begins long before the CHAP Accreditation process. If your home healthcare business has already taken the initial steps to start a home healthcare business, our home healthcare consultants can assist you with your CHAP Accreditation enrollment immediately.
How We Can Help
Our home health care consultants will help you to obtain a home health care license if required by your state. A home health care license is required by most states before proceeding with CHAP Private Duty Accreditation or CHAP Medicare Accreditation. Regardless of the state you are in, our home health care consultants understand the process and guarantee their services. Our goal is to save you time and money. Our home health care consultants expertise in CHAP Accreditation and home health care licensure allows your home health care business to save a minimum of three months off the normal waiting time to achieve a home health care license using our consulting services. Our clinical department consists of five master prepared home health care administrator/director of nursing. They write all of the home health care policies and procedures to meet the state specific home health care business license requirements, Medicare’s condition of participation as well as CHAP Medicare Accreditation or CHAP Private Duty Accreditation standards. Also included are forms and documents that will be required to operate your home health care business. This includes everything from HR Documents to admission forms and in-services.
CHAP Medicare Accreditation
If your home health care business plans to achieve CHAP Medicare Accreditation, our home health care consultants will complete your 855A Medicare Application and begin preparing your home health care business for CHAP Medicare Accreditation. Once the Medicare Application is approved our home health care consultants will visit your home health care business staff to walk your home health care business through a mock CHAP Medicare Accreditation audit as performed by a CHAP Medicare Accreditation site surveyor. Our clinical department will review your patient charts, personnel files, agency logs, write your committee minutes, etc., assuring you are in good position and ready to achieve CHAP Medicare Accreditation when your CHAP Medicare Accreditation survey occurs.
CHAP Private Duty Accreditation
Our home health care consultants follow a similar process if your home health care business wants to achieve CHAP Private Duty Accreditation.
Training Seminars for CHAP Accreditation
Our home health care consultants highly recommend your home health care business and staff attend our home care university home health care training seminar prior to survey for CHAP Private Duty Accreditation or CHAP Medicare Accreditation. After attending our live Home Care Training and Home Health Care Training Seminar, you will receive all the necessary tools needed for your Home Health Care Agency to succeed.
Successful CHAP Accreditation can reap many benefits for your home health care business
The CHAP Accreditation process will provide credibility with government and third-party payers, the ability to develop your true competitive edge, better business plan, improved home health care policies, more effective and efficient operations, stronger risk management strategies, reduction in incidents, enhanced team awareness, marketing edge, professional self-respect, accreditation allows you to raise your standards of excellence and be a health care leader in your community, accredited to work with all HMO Providers, remain compliant work with all hospitals and avoid the possible changes in FUTURE state regulations. For a complete breakdown of our home health care business startup and CHAP Accreditation programs, please call us for more information at 888-850-6932. If you have questions in regard to the CHAP Accreditation process, be it Private Duty or Medicare Accreditation, associated costs or requirements, we have the answers. Call our home health care consultants today!
Home Health Care Businesses (HHCB) provide services in the home setting for people who need assistance with daily living tasks. These services include personal care, nursing, rehabilitation, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social work, and other related services.