Join Us for Our Upcoming Home-Based Primary Care Live Virtual Workshop

The Home Centered Care Institute (HCCI) will hold the Advanced Applications of HBPC™ Workshop on July 21-22, 2022. Led by our expert faculty, this redesigned live virtual workshop will tackle all the key topics providers and practice staff need to know to be successful in providing home-based primary care (HBPC) in a value-based payment model. 

 

Critical topics covered will include:

 

  • Required staffing, infrastructure, and data
  • Patient identification
  • Risk adjustment models, including Hierarchical Condition Category (HCC) coding
  • Cost-effective management of medications and conditions commonly found in HBPC patients
  • Training in HBPC procedures, including wound care, gastrostomy and tracheostomy tube changes, and joint injections

 

What others who have taken the course have said: 

 

"The program was so inspiring… these two days went fast. Not only did the program provide me with great information but hearing from the presenters and attendees recharged me." – Veronica Tarala, APRN, Palos Northwestern Medicine

 

"It was refreshing and invigorating to gather with other colleagues in the home-based care arena. The faculty were open, eager to share their experiences, and vulnerable. HCCI has created a rich workshop that is incredibly relevant and helpful." – Ami Goodnough, DNP, CRNP, ACHPN, Aliegis Care

 

Workshops are taught through real-world experience sharing, presentations, discussions, and more. 

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Nurse Practitioners Attend HCCI House Call Workshops at AANP Conference

As nurse practitioners (NPs) continue to drive the growth in house calls around the country, the HCCI recently presented two workshops at the American Association of Nurse Practitioners’ (AANP) annual conference in Orlando to assist them in their efforts.

 

“Many of these NPs, who are extraordinarily entrepreneurial, are starting home-based primary care practices and growing them,” said Melissa Singleton, M.Ed., HCCI’s Chief Learning Officer.

 

The June 21 workshops, House Calls: The Key to Transforming Your Career and Health Care and Building Your House Call Toolbox: Optimizing Care for Your Homebound Patients, featured Singleton and faculty members, Dr. Paul Chiang, HCCI’s Senior Medical and Practice Advisor and Medical Director at HomeCare Physicians in suburban ChicagoBrianna Plencner, CPC, CPMCImplementation Manager with Medically Home; and two NPs, Ron Ordona, DNP, FNP-BC, GS-C, with Senior Care Clinic in Sacramento, and Michael Kingan, DNP, AGPCNP-BC, CWOCN, with Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore. 

 

The HCCI faculty gave attendees tools and strategies to improve their efficiency, addressing topics like geographic scheduling and hierarchical condition category (HCC) coding — the latter was a popular subject, as the team shared how to get the best reimbursement for the work NPs are already doing in caring for medically complex patients.

 

During the hands-on workshops, HCCI used simulators to demonstrate a tracheostomy tube exchange, gastrostomy tube removal and replacement, wound care, and knee joint injections. The team also demonstrated technology that providers can use to check EKG rhythms on patients.

In addition to the workshops, HCCI also exhibited at AANP. It marked the third major conference this year in which the organization was an exhibitor; it previously exhibited at the American Geriatrics Society Annual Scientific Meeting and the American Academy of Physician Assistants national conference.

 

To learn more about house calls, sign up for HCCI’s Advanced Applications of HBPC™ (there's a virtual, live workshop July 21-22 and an in-person option December 1-2 in Dallas) and Essential Elements of HBPC™ (attend the November 10-11 in-person workshop in San Diego).

HCCIntelligence™ Resource Center

We at HCCI are here to help in a variety of ways. 
Please visit the HCCIntelligence™ Resource Center to learn more.

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HCCIntelligence™ is funded in part by a grant from The John A. Hartford Foundation.

Help Make More House Calls Possible

HCCI relies on the support of individuals, corporations, and foundations to sustain our programs. Would you like to join our generous partners below in helping us ensure those in need of house calls get them? If so, please click here to make an individual donation. For organization-level opportunities, please contact James Warda, Vice President of External Affairs and Business Development.

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