just what are the medicare rules for documentation
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I would like to know just what are the medicare "rules" on documentation. I work for PA based company in one of the branches in MA. We are now collecting 3 separate signatures on admission and 4 separate signatures on dc. Also the signature for the patient (oops client)to sign each visit. I am told that is to prevent us from comminting medicare fraud and it is the law. I was out of town recently and my cohort and lpn, sent a patient to the hospital and I have to the transfer order evn though I was 1200 miles away.I understand the case manager part but to sign something I was not even in town forbothers me. I was told it is medicare law. I cannot find any laws that spell this stuff out. MGL 484.30(b) says lpn can asses. So is the "law" and where can I find all this stuff.Thanks Peg Lattinville