Published Nov 5, 2021
GenaP
11 Posts
What makes a wound skillable under Medicare A guidelines?
Talino
1,010 Posts
Examples in Medicare Benefit Policy Manual Chapter 8 p33
Quote • Application of dressings involving prescription medications and aseptic techniques (see §30.5 for exception); • Treatment of decubitus ulcers, of a severity rated at Stage 3 or worse, or a widespread skin disorder (see §30.5 for exception);
• Application of dressings involving prescription medications and aseptic techniques (see §30.5 for exception);
• Treatment of decubitus ulcers, of a severity rated at Stage 3 or worse, or a widespread skin disorder (see §30.5 for exception);
Hence, a wound care must meet...
Quote Nursing services are considered skilled when they are so inherently complex that they can be safely and effectively performed only by, or under the supervision of, a registered nurse or, when provided by regulation, a licensed practical (vocational) nurse.
Nursing services are considered skilled when they are so inherently complex that they can be safely and effectively performed only by, or under the supervision of, a registered nurse or, when provided by regulation, a licensed practical (vocational) nurse.
A Nurse
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I'm curious to find out too. I have been searching all over to find detailed guide but no luck. Like what dressings are considered skilled.