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School Nurse Organization of School Nurse Organization of Minnesota Annual ConferenceMinnesota Annual Conference
November 2, 2013November 2, 2013
Janet Lowe, RN, LSN, CPNP, MAJanet Lowe, RN, LSN, CPNP, MA
Connecting School Connecting School Nurses to Nurses to
ReimbursementReimbursement
ImpactImpact
InfluenceInfluence
OutcomesOutcomes
Connecting School Nurses to Reimbursement
Reimbursement• Impact• Influence• Outcome
Background• Regulations
Best Practices FAQ Resources
Connecting School Nurses to Connecting School Nurses to Reimbursement: Reimbursement: ImpactImpact
Connecting School Nurses to Connecting School Nurses to Reimbursement: Reimbursement: ImpactImpact
ReimbursementReimbursement• Increases Increases
RevenueRevenue
School Nurse School Nurse PositionsPositions
Connecting School Nurses To Connecting School Nurses To Reimbursement: Reimbursement: InfluenceInfluence
School Nurses School Nurses are an Integral are an Integral Part of the Part of the Health Care Health Care DeliveryDelivery
Increases Access Increases Access to Health Careto Health Care
Connecting School Nurses to Connecting School Nurses to Reimbursement: Reimbursement: OutcomesOutcomes
Reduces Reduces Health Related Health Related Barriers to Barriers to LearningLearning
Increases Increases AchievementAchievement
Increased Increased Graduation Graduation RatesRates
Where To Begin?Where To Begin?
MedicaidMedicaid Federal and StateFederal and State
1965 – Social 1965 – Social Security ActSecurity Act
Reimbursement for Reimbursement for Health Care Health Care ServicesServices
QQ3 3 = Reimbursement= Reimbursement
QQualified Children/ ualified Children/ YouthYouth
QQualified Providersualified Providers
QQualified Covered ualified Covered Medicaid Services Medicaid Services
Qualified ProvidersQualified Providers
Licensed School Licensed School NursesNurses
RNs, LPNsRNs, LPNs
Advanced Practice Advanced Practice Registered NursesRegistered Nurses• CNPsCNPs
Qualified ServicesQualified Services
Federal Federal RegulationsRegulations
State Medicaid State Medicaid RegulationsRegulations
Covered ServicesCovered Services
Individualized Individualized Education Program Education Program (IEP) Plan Health (IEP) Plan Health Related ServicesRelated Services
• (34C.F.R.300.154)(34C.F.R.300.154)• (MS256B.0625)(MS256B.0625)
• School Nursing School Nursing ServiceService
Covered IEP Health Related Covered IEP Health Related Nursing Service Nursing Service (IEP Technical Assistance Guide, DHS)(IEP Technical Assistance Guide, DHS)
Face to face nursing care within Face to face nursing care within nurse’s nurse’s scope of practicescope of practice
Examples, but not limited to:Examples, but not limited to:• Catheterization, tube feeding, Catheterization, tube feeding,
suctioning, ventilator caresuctioning, ventilator care• Nursing assessment and diagnostic Nursing assessment and diagnostic
testing such as glucose testingtesting such as glucose testing• Vital signsVital signs• Health counselingHealth counseling
Covered IEP Health Related Covered IEP Health Related Nursing Service Nursing Service (IEP(IEP
Activities of Daily Living when the IEP Activities of Daily Living when the IEP indicates a one on one nurse is required indicates a one on one nurse is required at schoolat school
Medication administration – Medication administration – • Complex – IV, injection, nebulizer, or Complex – IV, injection, nebulizer, or
gastrostomy tubegastrostomy tube• Simple – administration of prescription Simple – administration of prescription
medications related to the child’s disability medications related to the child’s disability and in the IEPand in the IEP
Covered IEP Health Related Covered IEP Health Related Nursing ServiceNursing Service
Medication ManagementMedication Management• Review of medication and adherence to Review of medication and adherence to
regimen, and one of the following:regimen, and one of the following: Evaluation for adverse reactionsEvaluation for adverse reactions
Education about medicationEducation about medication
Contacts with the physicianContacts with the physician
Covered IEP Health Related Covered IEP Health Related Nursing ServiceNursing Service
IEP EvaluationsIEP Evaluations• Health relatedHealth related• Result in an IEPResult in an IEP• Includes:Includes:
Pre-IEP evaluationsPre-IEP evaluations Ongoing assessments to determine needsOngoing assessments to determine needs Re-evaluationsRe-evaluations Face to face Health Assessments, Face to face Health Assessments,
interpreting test results and writing reportsinterpreting test results and writing reports
Medicaid – Reimbursement in MNMedicaid – Reimbursement in MNfor IEP Health Related Services - Over 200 Millionfor IEP Health Related Services - Over 200 Million
$-
$5,000,000.00
$10,000,000.00
$15,000,000.00
$20,000,000.00
$25,000,000.00
$30,000,000.00
$35,000,000.00
$40,000,000.00
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Other Requirements
Enroll as a Provider (DHS)
Must provide notification/consent one time• District• MA consent
Must obtain denial through MDE, or private insurance company, for students with a combination of MA and private insurance
Covered ServicesCovered Services Early and Periodic Early and Periodic
Screening, Diagnosis, Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment and Treatment
(EPSDT) (EPSDT) (42C.F.R.441.50-441.62)(42C.F.R.441.50-441.62)
MN- Child and Teen MN- Child and Teen Checkups (CTC)Checkups (CTC)
(MS256B.0625)(MS256B.0625)
ImmunizationsImmunizations
Enroll as a Public Enroll as a Public Health Nursing ClinicHealth Nursing Clinic
Childhood Immunizations (MS256B.0625, Subd.
39)
Must enroll in the pediatric vaccine administration
Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993. Medical assistance shall pay for administration of the vaccine to children eligible for medical assistance. • Medical assistance does not pay for vaccines
that are available at no cost from the pediatric vaccine administration program.
Public Health Nursing Clinic
Be department of, or operate under the direct authority of a unit of government. Examples of a unit of government include county, city, or school district
Eligible Providers• Public Health Nurses (PHN)• Licensed registered nurses, supervised by a
PHN, practicing in a PHNC
Public Health Nursing Clinic
Covered Services • Health Promotion and Counseling • Medication Management: Review of current
medications and adherence to the prescribed medication regime. Education on proper medication use and contact with the prescribing physician when necessary
• Nursing Assessment Treatment and Diagnostic
Testing
Erickson, C., Splett, P., Mullett, S., & Heiman, M. (2006). Thehealthy learner model for student chronic condition management—Part 1. Journal of School Nursing, 22, 310-318.
Diabetes Diabetes Chronic Disease ManagementChronic Disease Management
Public Health Clinic (PHC) Covered Services
• Preventive health services• Early periodic screening, diagnosis, and
treatment services, also known as Child and Teen Checkups or C&TC
• Dental services• Tuberculosis case management and directly
observed therapy
Eligible Providers• Advanced practice registered nurses (APRN)•
Nurse practitioners (NP)
Covered ServicesCovered Services
Nurse Practitioner Nurse Practitioner ServicesServices• Advanced Practice Advanced Practice
Registered Nurse Registered Nurse (APRN)(APRN)
(MS256B.0625)(MS256B.0625)
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Administrative Support
• Superintendent
• Board of Education
Collecting Data on Health Care Collecting Data on Health Care Services Provided in Your SchoolServices Provided in Your School
Chronic Disease Chronic Disease ManagementManagement• Asthma, Diabetes, Asthma, Diabetes,
Hearing Conditions, Hearing Conditions, ADHD ADHD
MedicationsMedications
TreatmentsTreatments
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Strategic Goals and the Racial Equity Policy• Achievement
• Alignment
• Sustainability
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Inter-Department Support
• Finance
• Legal
• Purchasing
• Technical Department
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Work Across Disciplines• OT• PT• Speech and
Language and Audiology
• Social Workers• School
Psychologists
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Adhere to Standards of Practice
Develop Policies and Procedures
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Documentation• Name, student ID• Date of Service• Duration of Service• Description of Service• Progress• Plan
SOAP• Subjective, Objective,
Assessment, Plan DAP
• Data, Assessment, Plan DARP
• Data, Assessment, Response, Plan
CCC• Concept, cueing,
clicking
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Secure Data• Electronic
Firewalls, encryption, security
Retrievable for Audits
Best Practices in the Development of a Reimbursement Program
Build the Infrastructure for an Audit
Internal Audits
Other Areas for Reimbursement Other Areas for Reimbursement for School Nurses in Minnesota for School Nurses in Minnesota
Electronic Data Reporting System (EDRS) – State Electronic Data Reporting System (EDRS) – State Special Education fundsSpecial Education funds• Minnesota Department of EducationMinnesota Department of Education
Local Collaborative Time Study (LCTS)Local Collaborative Time Study (LCTS)• MN Department of Human ServicesMN Department of Human Services
Other Grants, or other Other Grants, or other
Affordable Health Care ActAffordable Health Care Act
Coordination of Coordination of Health Care Health Care ServicesServices
PreventionPrevention
Outcome BasedOutcome Based
The Time is NowThe Time is NowYou can Make an
IMPACT
OUTCOMESFor Students!!
INFLUENCE and be an Advocate
Tell Your Story
Questions from School Nurses
IEP Health Related Nursing Services• “If the nurse has listed direct time and it
is very little, can she track and charge for more time. For instance, the nurse put in 15 min. a month for seizure care and management but she is needing to go to the classroom every time the student has a seizure and it is more often than when they wrote the IEP.”
Questions from School Nurses
“Do the physician orders need to order medication management in order to bill medication management.”
Questions from School Nurses
Is adding nursing as a related service limited by the category of disability?
For example, can nursing only be on an OHD? What about LD, speech, and other categories?
Questions from School Nurses
How do you document nursing services on the IEP?
ResourcesResources Minnesota Department of Human Services, IEP Technical Assistance GuideMinnesota Department of Human Services, IEP Technical Assistance Guide
Minnesota Department of Education, Ruth Ellen Luehr, TPL denials, sharepointMinnesota Department of Education, Ruth Ellen Luehr, TPL denials, sharepoint
Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS)Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS)http://www.cms.gov/
National Alliance for Medicaid in Education (NAME)National Alliance for Medicaid in Education (NAME)http://medicaidforeducation.org/
National Association of School NursesNational Association of School Nurseshttp://www.nasn.org/
School Nursing: A Comprehensive Text, available for ordering June 23, 2012School Nursing: A Comprehensive Text, available for ordering June 23, 2012 Contact Contact [email protected] bookstore bookstore
Erickson, C., Splett, P., Mullett, S., & Heiman, M. (2006). Thehealthy learner model for student chronic condition management—Part 1. Journal of School Nursing, 22, 310-318.