About Continuum of Care
Post-acute care — often provided at inpatient rehabilitation facilities, long-term care hospitals, skilled-nursing facilities, and at patients’ homes — is vital to the health care delivery system. These providers deliver essential medical and rehabilitative services following hospital care. Hospital case managers help support, and connect patients, families, and caregivers through communication and coordination with post-acute care providers and home and community-based services. This includes the development of a discharge or transition plan that addresses the patient’s goals, needs and treatment preferences, and prepares patients and caregivers for post-discharge care.
CHA Expresses Concerns about DMHC Network Adequacy Proposal
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CMS’ Final Post-Acute Care, Psych Payment Rules Effective Oct. 1
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CMS’ Home Health PPS Proposed Rule for CY 2026 Would Cut Payments by 6.4%; Rule Summary Released
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CHA Asks CMS to Revise LTCH Outlier Threshold
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CDPH Expands Neurodegenerative Disease Reporting to Include ALS
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CMS’ Medicare Advantage Data Collection, Audit Proposals ‘Will Help Protect Beneficiaries,’ CHA Writes
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CHA Supports the ‘Improving Seniors Timely Access to Care Act’
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CHA Comments on IPPS Proposed Rule
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CDPH Issues SNF Discharge Notice Requirements
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Three New FFY 2026 Impact Analyses Cover Medicare SNF, IRF, IPF Proposed Rules
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