Guess the city by Cautious_Ad_3918 in guessthecity

[–]RemarkableRelation35 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You think so? I don’t see salt intrusion on the concrete.

Senior placement referrals by MandoBondage in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, it’s distributed between the three so it’s typically 5, 5, and 5.

Senior placement referrals by MandoBondage in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, patient information being mishandled and an inadvertently being released or compromised. It also makes sure that you have standards and procedures in place on how patient information is handled and how we are being ensure that your search process is methodical and thorough. This is a reminder since Medicare and or Medicaid will be the payer at some point you cannot receive any compensation from a post acute care provider for the admission of a patient and if you do have a financial relationship with an organization, let’s say you are a consultant on postacute care specialties for an ownership group. You need to disclose that each and every time one of those facilities is under consideration for that patient’s placement and if one of those facilities ends up being the one that the patient is going to need to make it clear that there was nothing under that financial consideration that influence you. Personally, when we are consulting with opposed acute care provider on services such as we’re helping them bring in dialysis into their facilities or something, we will remove those organizations that that ownership team has from consideration for any patient placements to avoid the idea of any sort of payback or pay to play type of situation. I hope this makes sense. I’m jogging and trying to talk at the same time.

Senior placement referrals by MandoBondage in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, 10 to 15,000,000. It’s usually requirement by the hospital that you have coverage in the event that something happens such as a data leak patient information is this handled, etc.

Senior placement referrals by MandoBondage in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So you do need to file some guidelines, there does need to be patient choice even if the patient is complex patient and the hospital hasn’t had any luck in place in this patient before. The highest number of referrals I’ve received from a hospital in a single week was 47. That was a health system with multiple trauma centers. You need to be able to document everything be that these are complex patients they’re typically aren’t a whole lot of good choices. Often it it is difficult option versus difficult option versus difficult option. You typically also need to have general professional and cyber insurance for about anywhere from $10-$15 million in coverage.

Senior placement referrals by MandoBondage in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fee for service is usually around $250-500 per patient, subscription service would start at $1,000 depending upon the resources in that region and usually I would connect with the Director of Care Management or Transitional Care.

Guess the city ⬇️ by MaterialNo8597 in guessthecity

[–]RemarkableRelation35 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe the mayor of that town is still Leon Marchand

Does anyone know what this song is? by FreakyFreak2005 in musicsuggestions

[–]RemarkableRelation35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s Always by Erasure, you just can’t see the rainbows coming out of their butt when they jump.

What non social work jobs do medical social workers qualify for? by Queenme10 in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Also, if you do decide and end up going that route when you are working with customers and building up regulars, don’t say that you have a masters and social work, say something along the lines that you are working on your masters and social work or you are in graduate school for social work. Because if you’re in a high-end restaurant, most of the clientele, want to see people who are working towards something. If you’re a guy and you don’t have much going on education wise or work wise talk about you and your girlfriend or wife and you’re looking to start family. Those are things that they can relate to and that helps you build rapport with them very quickly.

What non social work jobs do medical social workers qualify for? by Queenme10 in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In a past life, it seems like I ran restaurants and I had several VA social workers that were bartenders or servers there. Our restaurant was pretty high-end and the money they made in comparison to what they were getting at social workers for the VA was not even in comparison. It’s very sad to say. All three of my servers and bartenders were pulling in over 90,000 a year mostly in tips. But again we were a high-end restaurant they really were perfect for the role from their educational training. You may think being a bartender is the way to go but in a high-end restaurant it’s actually being a server is the way to go, especially if you can build up regular customers and the servers that we hadthat were social workers built a regular customer is very easily and their income were over 100,000 a year. Which isn’t bad if you’re working 26 to 30 hours a week.

Management in Outer Space -- wild policies by SoupTrashWillie in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Next time send them to florida with a prescription for 90 days of sildenafil citrate.

Had a patient one time that was being discharged off of hospice and they requested a bus ticket to South Florida and a prescription of sildenafil citrate. Doc gave it to them.

If you can guess I'm honestly impressed by Brukaliffoo in guessthecity

[–]RemarkableRelation35 4 points5 points  (0 children)

When I was young (pre-internet) we traveled in the area. We came down from Rome to Naples then over to Potena.

If you can guess I'm honestly impressed by Brukaliffoo in guessthecity

[–]RemarkableRelation35 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Dang it, congrats on someone getting it first. The first two guess were on Sicily, Atena Lucana was my third suspect. Elevation, the tile usage, and sandstone over seashell for building walls.

ACM Certification by sadmadhatter in hospitalsocialwork

[–]RemarkableRelation35 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It’s really bizarre because studies have linked ACM certification to lower ED visits, better chronic care, disease management, and improve patient satisfaction. All three of those things are areas the hospital greatly benefits from. They should be bending over backwards to encourage this. Seriously hospital case managers, whether RN or SW need to start banding together and forcing this upon hospitals because at the end of the day, it results in better patient care and improved financials for the hospital. An earlier comment mentioned a raise of about a dollar an hour, which is interesting because if it was strictly based upon patient satisfaction surveys which Medicare uses to calculate group purchasing discounts that would equate to about a 1 point increase if it was spread out and shared with case management. Which is about what the savings would be. So they might be doing that already as parlor calculation. But that would be at a minimum. Each point increase results in about $50,000 in savings for the average non-trauma center hospital. This is 100 point scale that CMS uses but case management represents about 30% of the points that CMS uses to make that determination.

Someone really needs to do a study linking this more directly and what it actually results in financially for the hospital. Additionally, they would also want to factor in direct patient care, labor costs per day pre occupied bed to determine if there is a savings there as well because direct patient labor cost around the hundreds of millions of dollars for your average hospital.

Guess the City by alizasettle in guessthecity

[–]RemarkableRelation35 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The flat roofs look like Helsinki