They just feel that we discharged someone in an unstable condition. And we dispute that because this was an ER doctor decision.
This is an extreme action based on a case that was not even identified in their original complaint.
This just doesn't happen very often.
You'll find some heartening and some sobering conclusions.
We did receive a notice yesterday ... terminating our involvement in the program, a notice of intent to terminate our involvement in Medicare, which of course is of concern to us.
We felt we discharged this patient in a stable condition, and a surveyor, reviewer, thought differently.
I found out this morning at 7:45 when I was called.
Despite those solid gains, improvement haven't come as far and fast as we would have liked, and the achievement gains remains disturbing.
Then, when they re-surveyed in July, they came up with a new case unrelated to the investigation and that's what they based this decision on.
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