RAC-CT - Introduction to Medicare Part A - Printed Manual

Upon completion of Introduction to Medicare Part A, the participant will be able to:

  • Identify the criteria necessary for the beneficiary to qualify for skilled nursing facility (SNF) benefits
  • Discuss the facility's responsibilities when a resident is denied Part A coverage and the resident's right to a demand bill
  • Explain how to make the decision about whether or not to cover a resident on Part A
  • Delineate administrative presumption of skilled level of care
  • Describe the documentation that the SNF must complete to comply as a Medicare provider
  • Describe the medical review process

RAC-CT, printed manual format. Returns & Refunds.

Save 5% immediately and get all 10 RAC-CT courses by purchasing the easy-click printed manual set!

The course was written by Jane Belt, MS, RN, QCP, RAC-MT, RAC-MTA and Jessie McGill, RN, RAC-MT, RAC-MTA.

This course is eligible for 5.4 continuing education hours.

  • Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    One of ten parts of the RAC-CT certification program. Includes educational content to prepare for the exam (in a printed format, mailed to purchaser) and includes the associated exam (accessed online).

    Upon completion of Introduction to Medicare Part A, the participant will be able to:

    • Identify the criteria necessary for the beneficiary to qualify for skilled nursing facility (SNF) benefits
    • Discuss the facility's responsibilities when a resident is denied Part A coverage and the resident's right to a demand bill
    • Explain how to make the decision about whether or not to cover a resident on Part A
    • Delineate administrative presumption of skilled level of care
    • Describe the documentation that the SNF must complete to comply as a Medicare provider
    • Describe the medical review process

    RAC-CT, printed manual format. Returns & Refunds.

    Save 5% immediately and get all 10 RAC-CT courses by purchasing the easy-click printed manual set!

    The course was written by Jane Belt, MS, RN, QCP, RAC-MT, RAC-MTA and Jessie McGill, RN, RAC-MT, RAC-MTA.

    This course is eligible for 5.4 continuing education hours.

  • Contains 3 Component(s)

    One exam of certification program

    One of ten exams required to earn certification.