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Complimentary Webinar: Your Roadmap for MDS, QRP, VBP, and Five-Star Changes
Complimentary Webinar: Your Roadmap for MDS, QRP, VBP, and Five-Star Changes
Wed, Sep 10, 2025 | 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. CT
Wed, Sep 10, 2025 | 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. CT
Sponsored by Simple
Sponsored by Simple
The new Final Rule 2026 (CMS-1827-F) ushers in sweeping updates for the skilled nursing industry. These changes — from PDPM recalibrations and ICD-10 mapping to MDS revisions, QRP/VBP scoring, Five-Star methodology shifts, and the upcoming October 2025 antipsychotic measure — will demand actionable, facility-wide workflows beyond Oct. 1.
To avoid missteps that could cost you money or a star rating, now’s the time to prepare! Our expert panel will help you break down the rule, understand what’s happening when, and chart a clear path to compliance.
You’ll leave with a readiness roadmap — including timelines and team talking points — to rally your team and stay ahead of CMS expectations.
What You'll Learn:
Payment updates, PDPM shifts, and new ICD-10 implications
MDS changes and their impact on quality metrics
QRP and VBP scoring alterations (and what that means for your bottom line)
Five-Star survey weighting revision and how to protect your rating
Quality measure enhancements, including the Oct 2025 antipsychotic update
Who Should Attend:
Administrators
Reimbursement/PDPM Leads
DONs/ADONs
MDS/RAI Coordinators
Anyone responsible for Quality/Compliance
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