The new Home Health Conditions of Participation (CoPs) are here! In order to be successful, home health agencies should be prepared. You should identify elements of the revised Home Health CoPs that will require action by your home health agency. You may need to address job descriptions, qualifications, and duties, as well as create or amend policies, procedures, forms, and processes. HEALTHCAREfirst has created this Home Health CoPs resource hub to give you the latest information through FAQs, guides, blog posts, and recorded webinars.
Home Health CoPs Resources: Written and Online
Home Health Conditions of Participation: Final Rule
Home Health Conditions of Participation: Final Rule, Delay of Effective Date
Home Health Conditions of Participation: Interpretative Guidelines
Home Health Conditions of Participation FAQ
Home Health Conditions of Participation Interpretative Guidelines FAQ – NEW!
Home Health Survey Survival Guide
Home Health CoP Success Guide: Emergency Preparedness
Home Health CoPs: 5 Tips to Prepare
Breaking Down the New Home Health Conditions of Participation: Patient Rights Requirements
Breaking Down the New Home Health Conditions of Participation: QAPI
ACHC resources to assist with preparing for your survey:
New Home Health CoPs – Easy-to-Read Format
Home Health Interpretive Guidelines: Understanding the Expectations for Compliance
CoP Interpretive Guidelines Q&A
Home Health CoP Resources: Webinars
Ensuring CoPs QAPI Compliance: Developing & Implementing Performance Improvement Projects
CoP Success: Preparation Tips from the Experts
Home Health Conditions of Participation (CoPs): Final Rule
Don’t Run from the CoPs: A Simione Guide for Patient Rights, Care Planning & Care Coordination
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This resource hub is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be, and should not be construed as, legal advice. HEALTHCAREfirst strongly recommends that each agency consult with counsel of its own choosing for legal advice in this matter.