Documentation for Transfer and Discharge - F202
{"Image DocumentName": "Documentation for Transfer and Discharge - F202", "Image ImageDescription": "483.12(a)(3) When the facility transfers or discharges a resident due to the facility\u2019s inability to meet the resident\u2019s welfare/needs, or when the resident\u2019s health has improved sufficiently and no longer needs the facility services, or when the safety of individuals in the facility is endangered, the resident\u2019s clinical record must be documented \u2026 by the resident\u2019s physician. IG - If a nursing home discharges a resident or retaliates due to an existing resident\u2019s failure to sign or comply with a binding arbitration agreement, the State and Region may initiate an enforcement action based on a violation of the rules governing resident discharge and transfer. A current resident is not obligated to sign a new admission agreement that contains binding arbitration. SP - During closed record review, evaluate the extent to which the discharge summary and the resident\u2019s physician justify why the facility could not meet the resident\u2019s needs. Look for changes in source of payment coinciding with transfer. F202 \u2013 Documentation requirements for Transfer and Discharge of a Resident. NEXT. Added to the interpretative guidelines for this regulation is if a nursing home discharges a resident or retaliates due to an existing resident\u2019s failure to sign or comply with a binding arbitration agreement, the State and Region may initiate an enforcement action based on a violation of the rules governing resident discharge and transfer. A current resident is not obligated to sign a new admission agreement that contains binding arbitration. NEXT. Surveyors are directed to evaluate the extent to which the discharge summary and the resident\u2019s physician justify why the facility could not meet the resident\u2019s needs. The surveyors are directed to look for changes in source of payment coinciding with transfer. NEXT.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}