What the daily RT Compliance Report checks
- The order includes a valid RT CPT code
- Pulse oximetry orders have a qualifying pulse-ox diagnosis
- Codes that require it are ordered at least 3 times daily
- A physician note supports the therapy
- The resident still has a qualifying RT diagnosis and Part B eligibility
Built for the people fixing it
Each flag names the resident, the order, and what is missing, so a nurse or RT can fix it in PointClickCare in minutes. Reviewers can snooze a resident for 30 days when an issue is already being handled.
Frequently asked questions
What documentation does Medicare require for respiratory therapy in a SNF?
An order specifying the therapy, CPT code, and frequency; a qualifying diagnosis; physician documentation of medical necessity; and administration records showing the therapy was delivered.
How is this different from a pre-billing review?
A pre-billing review finds problems after the month is over, when many of them can no longer be fixed. CareComply checks every day, so your team fixes gaps while the therapy is still being delivered.
Sources
- CMS Medicare Claims Processing Manual, Pub. 100-04, Chapter 7 (SNF Part B billing)
- Article A55426: Standard Documentation Requirements for All Claims Submitted to DME MACs
Review status: Pending compliance review