MedForms develops custom Patient Orientation booklets specific to your needs! By consolidating necessary paperwork and developing professionally designed forms into an all-inclusive, easy-to-understand booklet, MedForms helps your agency reduce cost and admission time while educating the patient and family on criteria for admission, agency services, patient rights and responsibilities, privacy practices, advance directives, problem solving procedures and consents.
MedForms' custom Patient Orientation booklets are developed to provide patients with admission information based on your agency's policies and procedures as well as information required by Medicare, Medicaid, your state and accrediting organizations as well as other regulatory bodies.
Not only can we save you time and money, but we also make the admission process more efficient for both staff and patients. In addition to the benefits of an all-inclusive Patient Orientation booklet, MedForms' expertly designed Admission Consent form only requires one signature – eliminating the need for multiple signatures and confusing forms.
To learn more about MedForms' custom Patient Orientation Books and to view sample booklets online, please click here.
Nothing Gets Lost assuring that all required information is documented professionally in an easy-to-read format.
Orientation is faster staff follows the same process for each patient admission, reducing errors, cost and time.
Patient understanding improves simplified text and large print formatting reduces the need for reorientation.
Patient only signs once with our expertly developed admission consent form, the confusion of signing multiple forms is eliminated.
March 5, 2012
Today CMS released the long-awaited revised Notice of Medicare Non-Coverage Form (CMS Form #10123). The new Notice combines and replaces CMS 10123 (Original Medicare Notice) and CMS 10095 (Medicare Advantage Notice). The combined notice retains the form number of the current Original Notice (CMS 10123) and the name of the Medicare Advantage Notice (Notice of Medicare Non-Coverage or NOMNC). Providers are required to issue the new combined notice ASAP, but no later than May 1, 2012. We will be replacing the form in client books as they reorder. CMS also released a revised Detailed Explanation of Non-Coverage (DENC- CMS Form #10124). Providers are required to issue the new notice ASAP, but no later than May 1, 2012. We will be replacing this form in client books as they reorder. Copies of CMS Form 10123 and 10124 (with instructions for use) may be viewed and downloaded at: http://www.cms.gov/BNI/06_FFSEDNotices.asp#TopOfPage
Cathy Green, RN
Vice President of Regulatory Affairs • MedForms, Inc.