This document provides guidelines for Medicare charting for residents in long-term care facilities. It outlines criteria for determining whether a resident requires skilled services and guidelines for documenting specific conditions and skilled interventions. Key items include documenting physician visits and order changes, unstable medical conditions and treatments, wound care, respiratory therapy, and rehabilitative nursing services provided to the resident. Proper documentation of skilled services is important for Medicare coverage.
This document provides guidelines for Medicare charting for residents in long-term care facilities. It outlines criteria for determining whether a resident requires skilled services and guidelines for documenting specific conditions and skilled interventions. Key items include documenting physician visits and order changes, unstable medical conditions and treatments, wound care, respiratory therapy, and rehabilitative nursing services provided to the resident. Proper documentation of skilled services is important for Medicare coverage.
This document provides guidelines for Medicare charting for residents in long-term care facilities. It outlines criteria for determining whether a resident requires skilled services and guidelines for documenting specific conditions and skilled interventions. Key items include documenting physician visits and order changes, unstable medical conditions and treatments, wound care, respiratory therapy, and rehabilitative nursing services provided to the resident. Proper documentation of skilled services is important for Medicare coverage.
This document provides guidelines for Medicare charting for residents in long-term care facilities. It outlines criteria for determining whether a resident requires skilled services and guidelines for documenting specific conditions and skilled interventions. Key items include documenting physician visits and order changes, unstable medical conditions and treatments, wound care, respiratory therapy, and rehabilitative nursing services provided to the resident. Proper documentation of skilled services is important for Medicare coverage.
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MEDICARE CHARTING GUIDELINES
Resident Name: ______________________________ Date of Admission: ___/___/___
Admitting Dx (Main:_________________________________________________________________ !t"e# Dx:___________________________________________________________________________ Guidelines: 1. Chart Q Day. 2. Use this guideline to focus your charting. 3. Guideline to be completed by Medicare urse! Unit Manager! or other ursing "uper#isor. $%&"' ('$ ")*++*G ' M%D*C&$%: ,hysical -herapy 'ccupational -herapy "peech -herapy $espiratory -herapy Unstable *DDM *n.ections /*M only0 e1 G2-ube (eeding DecubitusUlceration 3 "tage*** "tage *4 5 Multi2"tage ** 6 'ther 7ounds /i.e. s8p "urgical 18complications0 *.4. -herapy "traight Catheteri9ation Colostomy8*leostomy Care Medication &d.ustment Dehydration8Malnutrition *solation ,atient -eaching8ursing $ehab Medically Unstable Condition Cardio#ascular Compromise Gastrointestinal Complications Circulation ,roblems :emodialysis /18 complications0
T$%E !& S'ILLED SER(ICE T$%E !& S'ILLED SER(ICE T$%E !& S'ILLED SER(ICE Physical, Occupational Therapy Describe exactly how the resident performs ADLS. Describe the amount of assistance provided Describe how the resident accomplishes the following: Bed Mobility ** Transferring ** Ambulates Dresses Self Eats (Including !"ubes#$$ Toilet Use (Including %ost!&se 'ygiene#$$ %ersonal 'ygiene and (athing D)S*+I() S,ILL)D -&+SI- I-")+.)-"I/-S &S)D "/ */0%)-SA") 1/+ ADL D)1I*I"S $$ Indicates one of the 4 LTE LO!! "L! #hich assign an "L Inde$ !core for %U& calculation. !peech Therapy Describe )xactly how the resident communicates and ma2es needs 2nown. Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to compensate for speech deficits. Describe residents ability to swallow foods and s2illed nursing interventions used to compensate for impaired swallowing abilities. %espiratory Therapy ' I(paired %espiratory !tatus Describe s2illed trach care rendered Describe accurately breath sounds over all lung aspects (i.e. whee3es4 rales4 ronchi#. Describe respiratory rate4 rhythm and 5uality. Describe the effectiveness of any respiratory treatments given (i.e. -ebuli3ers4 *hest %"4 /ther +espiratory 0edications4 /xygen4 etc# Describe residents comfort level as r6t respiratory status. Describe any changes in L/*4 anxiety or other mental status changes. Describe each incident of suctioning and any other invasive techni5ues. Describe resident7s overall condition as r6t respiratory status and any s2illed nursing interventions used to aid in comfort and improve overall status. Unstable I""M Describe amount of order changes and physician visits (+e5uires in the past 89 days : order changes and : 0D visits /+ 9 order changes# Describe any s2illed nursing interventions used to teach resident self administration. Describe outcome of resident teachings. Describe any signs and symptoms associated with fluctuating blood sugar levels. I)M) or I)*) Medication d(inistration Describe nature of medication used (include reason for use# and nursing s2ills and observations used in administration of medication. Describe effectiveness of medication and any side effects observed. Describe how resident tolerated such therapy (i.e. I. infiltration4 fluid volume overload4 pain4 phlebitis4 etc# +e# &astrosto(y Tube ,eeding Describe amount of fluids6feedings delivered Describe resident7s ability to communicate and ma2e needs 2nown to staff Describe how resident tolerated tube feeding ; specifically any adverse effects to feeding such as diarrhea4 abdominal distension4 *ardiac symptoms4 abnormal lung sounds. Describe type of ostomy care rendered around !"ube site and condition of site. Describe clinical necessity for !"ube6<!"ube "ecubitus Ulceration (Stage III or I. or 0ulti! II7s# Describe condition of wound Describe response to current treatments Describe nursing interventions used to prevent further ulcer development Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to aid in wound healing Describe consumption amounts of meals and fluids provided. Describe overall s2in condition including poor s2in turgor4 bruises4 rashes4 cyanosis4 redness4 edema or other abnormaility. Document any interventions implemented r6t abnormal lab values (i.e. low '='4 low serum albumin4 low 1e> levels4 etc# Describe dietary interventions implemented such as increased vitamin * and protein foods offered. At least 5 wee24 describe in detail wound measurements4 locations and response to treatments. !urgical -ounds or Open Lesions (does not include rashes4 ulcers and cuts# Describe location and nature of wound. Describe any pain r6t to surgical wound and interventions used to combat pain. Describe nursing interventions and observations r6t surgical wound healing process Describe any drainage4 areas of increased errythema4 or warmth. Describe response to any treatments ordered. At least 5 wee2 describe in detail wound healing process and response to tx. !traight .atheteri/ation ' &U .o(plications Describe nature of resident7s condition that warrants the use of straight catheteri3ation techni5ues. Describe use of sterile techni5ue during catheter administration. Describe any resident teaching r6t catheter use. Describe any clinical conditions present that re5uire s2illed nursing observation (such as fre5uency4 dysuria4 indicators of &"I4 etc# +ursing %ehabilitation (As applicable# Describe outcome of Insulin In?ection instruction Describe outcome of colostomy 6 Ileostomy care training Describe outcome of Supra!pubic catheter care training Describe outcome of self wound care training Describe outcome of medication self!administration training Describe outcome of stump care training Describe outcome of bowel and bladder training Describe outcome of any s2illed teaching provided to resident IMPO%T+T +OTE %E&%"I+& ,%&ILE ME"I.L .O+"ITIO+ %E!I"E+T! T0T M1 ,LL I+TO T0E !E, !!, ., I, B, and P .TE&O%IE!2 '*1A has identified that the observation and evaluation of care plans are no longer acceptable administrative reasons for s2illed coverage. 'owever4 in proxy4 the following criteria will be used to determine medical fragility: I+ T0E P!T 34 "1! T0E %E!I"E+T MU!T 0*E EIT0E%2 8. 4 Physician *isits +" 4 Physician Order .hanges /+ :. 3 Physician *isit +" 4 Physician Order .hanges MEDICALLY COMPLEX or UNSTABLE CONDITIONS .erebral Palsy or Multiple !clerosis or 5uadriplegia Present ; Describe ADL status as well as s2illed nursing interventions used to assist resident overcome ADL compromise (see above section# ,e6er Present 74)4 degrees higher than baseline te(perature8 ; Describe interventions to control and or monitor fever. ,e6er and *o(iting Present ; Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation ,e6er and -eight Loss Present ; Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation ,e6er and Tube ,eeding -ith 0igh Enteral Inta9e ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation ,e6er and "$ of Pneu(onia present ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation ,e6er and "ehydration Present ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation .o(atose ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation !eptice(ia ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation Burns ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation of burn site4 response to treatment and pain management. End !tage "isease ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation as well as comfort measures "ehydration ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation as well as measures to correct dehydration. 0e(iplegia'Paresis +" "L dependence ! Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation as well as s2illed interventions to assist resident cope with ADL dependence. Internal Bleeding2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observation r6t anemia (i.e. fatigue4 s2in color4 signs of shoc24 etc# .he(otherapy2 Describe in detail response to chemotherapy treatment and s2illed nursing observation r6t discomfort and general malaise associated with chemo treatment. "ialysis2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions used to maintain homeostasis and s2illed observations r6t signs of hyper2alemia (monitor ,> levels#4 inta2e and output (as necessary#4 monitor for edema and respiratory compromise4 '=' and signs of infection. Transfusions2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions and s2illed observation r6t transfusions including renal failure4 increased anxiety levels4 dyspnea4 severe headache4 severe pain in nec24 severe chest pain4 and severe lumbar pain4 evidence of shoc24 oliguria4 fever4 urticaria4 edema4 whee3ing4 di33iness4 <.D4. O$ygen Therapy2 Any use of oxygen in the past 89 days re5uires documentation of respiratory status (See previous section# %adiation Therapy2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions and s2illed observation r6t radiation treatment: -eurologic: "remors4 *onvulsions4 Ataxia4 Anxiety4 *onfusion I: -ausea4 .omiting and Diarrhea4 Dehydration *.: *irculatory *ompromise6*ollapse4 Anemia eneral: %ain4 S2in Irritation4 S2in )xposure to )lements Infection on ,oot O% Open Lesion on ,oot2 Describe all s2illed nursing interventions r6t treatment of foot ulcer6lesion and interventions r6t prevention of further foot complications. Unstable +eurological !tatus2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions and s2illed observation including Level of *onsciousness4 %upilary +eactions4 0uscular @ea2ness4 Sei3ure Activity. Unstable &astrointestinal !tatus2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions and s2illed observation r6t -ausea4 .omiting4 Diarrhea4 (owel Sounds4 Distntion4 Sudden @eight Loss4 %ain4 and monitoring for I bleed (hemocult# Unstable .ardio6ascular !tatus2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions and s2illed observation r6t 'eart +ate and +hythm4 )dema4 *hest %ain4 Lung Sounds4 (*ardiac# 0edication &se4 +apid @eight ain4 %edal %ulses4 )xtremity S2in *olor6@armth4 *apillary +efil4 %ain6-umbness6"ingling. Unstable .ondition %e:uiring !9illed Medication d(inistration2 Including monitoring for adverse side effects4 electrolyte imbalances4 internal bleeding (coumadin6heparin#4 antibiotic responses in acute conditions4 steroid therapy4 chemotherapy (as above#4 pain management and psychotropic medication ad?ustments. .O&+ITI*E +" BE0*IO%L !1MPTOMOLO&1 (enerally D/ -/" enable 0edicare (enefits but must be accurately recorded as they do affect +&!III Scoring# .ogniti6e Loss2 Describe severity of cognitive loss and accurately describe current level of orientation (i.e. person4 place4 time# as well as area of deficit (i.e. short term or long term memory affected# !igns of "epression2 Describe accurately any signs of depression displayed to include but not limited to: -egative statements made4 repetitive 5uestions4 calling out4 persistent anger4 self!depreciation4 unrealistic fears4 repetitive non!health related complaints4 unpleasant mood in morning4 insomnia or change in usual sleep pattern4 sad6anxious appearance4 crying6tearfulness4 repetitive physical movements4 withdrawn from activities and social interaction. Beha6ior !y(pto(s Present2 Describe s2illed nursing interventions to establish resident safety upon observance of the following behaviors: @andering halls oblivious to safety4 verbally abusive towards others4 physically abusive towards others4 socially inappropriate behavior or resistance to care. 0allucinations or "elusions Present2 Describe all s2illed nursing interventions implemented to assist resident cope with any hallucination or delusions and include s2illed nursing observations regarding same. ; 2<<< &+"&
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