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“Bundling Post-acute Care Payment” Conference—June 24, 2009

* 2008 CPS Biannual Report on Trends in Post-acute Care * - October 27, 2008

The Center for Post-acute Studies released its 2008 biannual report, “Trends in Post-acute Care”. The report presents 2001-2006 data on the four major post-acute care providers: inpatient rehabilitation facilities (IRFs), skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), home health agencies (HHAs), and long term care hospitals (LTCHs)

CPS Lecture Series (click here to watch presentation from our staff and others who have come to speak at NRH)

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Center for Post-acute Studies

"Providing leadership on major issues shaping the organization, delivery, quality,

and financing of post-acute rehabilitation services across all post-acute settings

in the U.S. and abroad."

 

Our vision is to forge a national and international network of investigators that will be

viewed as the "go-to" source for innovative ideas and accurate information on post-acute

care. CPS aims to (1) provide reliable data on post-acute industry trends (2) serve as a

catalyst for new ideas that can advance policy and research discourse for post-acute

services (3) create a network of willing and committed investigators from around the world

 who want to improve the organization, delivery, quality, and financing of post-acute

rehabilitation services through research, publication, and education, and (4) foster and

implement practice-based evidence studies in post-acute rehabilitation in order to discover

and validate best practices and opportunities for innovation.

 

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“Bundling Post-acute Care Payment” Conference – June 24, 2009.

            

             Visit the conference website.

 

 

The Center for Post-acute Studies released its 2008 biannual report, "Trends in Post-acute Care" this past week. The report presents 2001-2006 data on the four major post-acute care providers: inpatient rehabilitation facilities (IRFs), skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), home health agencies (HHAs), and long-term care hospitals (LTCHs).

 

             “2008 CPS Biannaual Report on Trends in Post-acute Care” - October 27, 2008

 

CPS Lecture Series

 

             Click here to watch presentations from our staff and others you have come to speak at NRH.

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