What Is PDPM Physical Therapy? - Orthopedic Support Network

Описание: What Is PDPM Physical Therapy? In this informative video, we’ll break down the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) and its significance in the realm of physical therapy within skilled nursing facilities. PDPM represents a shift in how payments are structured, focusing on the individual needs of patients rather than merely counting the number of therapy sessions provided. We will discuss how patients are classified into specific therapy groups based on their functional status and mobility, which is determined by the Minimum Data Set (MDS) 3.0. This classification ensures that the care patients receive is tailored to their unique situations, promoting an individualized approach to recovery.

Additionally, we will explore the Variable Per Diem (VPD) adjustment and how it affects the reimbursement process over a patient's stay, reflecting their changing resource needs. By aligning therapy services with patient requirements, PDPM aims to enhance the quality of care provided in skilled nursing facilities. This model not only supports patients in regaining mobility but also assists facilities in managing their resources more effectively. Join us as we navigate through the essential aspects of PDPM physical therapy and its impact on patient care.

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