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Repetition of Three Words
Number of words repeated by patient/resident after first attempt
The patient's marital status at the time of admission.
The 5-digit ZIP code of the patient's pre-hospital residence.
The OMRA (Other Medicare Required Assessment) must be completed only if the patient was in a RUG-III Rehabilitation classification and will continue to need Part A SNF-level services after discontinuing therapy.
A decline or improvement in a patient's status that will not normally resolve itself without intervention by staff or by implementing standard disease-related clinical interventions, impacts on more than one are of the patient's health status or required interdisciplinary review or revision of the plan of care.
A code used to identify a SB-MDS assessment required by a state Medicaid swing bed program.
A code using to identify a SB-MDS assessment completed for other payers, such as a Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) or other Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP).
The date that the patient begins receiving Part A covered Medicare services in an inpatient rehabiliation facility.
The admission date of the qualifying 3-day hospital stay that occurred before admission to the swing bed for Part A SNF-level services.
The third calendar day of the rehabilitation stay, which represents the last day of the 3-day admission assessment time period. These three calendar days are the days during which the patient's clinical condition should be assessed.
The patient's admission classification.
The patient's living arrangements prior to admission and the presence or absence of home health services if the patient was in a private home or apartment.
The patient's living arrangements after discharge and the presence or absence of home health services if the patient is in a private home or apartment.
Indicates the patient's living arrangement prior to reentry for swing bed services.
The living setting from which the patient was admitted to rehabilitation.
The setting where the patient was living prior to being hospitalized.
The relationship of any individuals who resided with the patient prior to the patient's hospitalization. This item is used only if code 01 (Home) in Item 16 (Prehospital Living Setting) was coded.
Indicates the vocational status of the patient prior to hospitalization.
The patient's vocational effort prior to hospitalization (if Item 18 - Pre-hospital Vocational Category is coded 1-4).
Facility Medicare Provider Number assigned by CMS.
A code indicating the primary source of payment for inpatient rehabilitation services.
A code indicating the secondary source of payment for inpatient rehabilitation services.
The Impairment Group Code (IGC) that best describes the primary reason for admission to the rehabilitation program. Each IGC consists of a two-digit number (indicating the major Impairment Group) followed by a decimal point and 1 to 4 additional digits identifying the subgroup.
The Impairment Group Code (IGC) that best describes the primary impairment at discharge from the rehabilitation program. Each IGC consists of a two-digit number (indicating the major Impairment Group) followed by a decimal point and 1 to 4 additional digits identifying the subgroup.
The ICD-9 code that indicates the etiologic problem that led to the impariment for which the patient is receiving rehabilitation (Item 21 - Impairment Group).
The onset date of the impairment that was coded in Item 21 (Impairment Group).
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
An ICD-9 code for comorbid conditions. A comorbidity is a specific conditon that also affects a patient in addition to the principal diagnosis or impairment that is used to place a patient into a rehabilitation impairment category.
A code indicating whether the patient is diagnosed as comatose or in a persistent vegetative state at the time of admission.
A code indicating whether the patient has exhibited symptoms of delirium at time of admission. Delirium may be manifested as disoriented thinking, being easily distracted, disorganized speech, restlessness, lethargy, or altered perceptions or awareness of surroundings.
A code used to describe the patient's swallowing status at time of admission.
A code describing the patient's swallowing status at time of discharge.
A code indicating whether the patient exhibits signs of dehydration at time of admission.
A code indicating whether the patient exhibits signs of dehydration at time of discharge.
A score indicating the level of assistance needed for the patient's bladder management at admission. Bladder management - level of assistance includes the safe use of equipment or agents for bladder management.
A score indicating the level of assistance needed for the patient's bladder management at discharge. Bladder management - level of assistance includes the safe use of equipment or agents for bladder management.
A score indicating the frequency of bladder accidents at admission. Bladder accidents refers to the act of wetting linen or clothing with urine, and includes bedpan and urinal spills.
A score indicating the frequency of bladder accidents at discharge. Bladder accidents refers to the act of wetting linen or clothing with urine, and includes bedpan and urinal spills.
A score indicating the level of assistance needed for the patient's bowel management at admission. Bowel management - level of assistance includes the safe use of equipment or agents for bowel management.
A score indicating the level of assistance needed for the patient's bowel management at discharge. Bowel management - level of assistance includes the safe use of equipment or agents for bowel management.
A score indicating the frequency of bowel accidents at admission. Bowel accidents refers to the act of soiling linen or clothing with stool, and includes bedpan spills.
A score indicating the frequency of bowel accidents at discharge. Bowel accidents refers to the act of soiling linen or clothing with stool, and includes bedpan spills.