cms and cdph survey the survey which means they inspect the facility.t of interpretation and advice around the surveys, around inturperateing the laws and regulations that applied to the facility, we were all-- >> after each survey we had, we identified gaps in knowledge that needed to be closed before our next monitoring survey. the turn around was pretty intense, but we had to do it because of the timeline with the recertification, and we had 1300 staff on average go through different modules. everyone has a role in this building to help contribute to the best care of our residents. kitchen staff, security, people who are not traditionally thought of in skilled facilities who are a huge support to all the clinical care and it was really exciting to watch the whole community come together. >> the relationships with our federal and state partners, the center and medicare and medicaid service and department of public health, so important. the open lines of communication we had with them from the very beginning is going to serve laguna honda very well in

so if cms proposes changes to heightened bonuses. they speak loudly about what the britishries will lose and the fiscal policy atmosphere of lack of concern of that deficit which both parties have been following since the great recession of the late 1980's, makes it a lot harder to insist on reforms. that said, saying a few things about the approaches you could do. you know, certainly cms and the congress have a wide variety of tools that they could use to reduce overspending from upcoding and from favorable selection and they change from policies that can be implemented very quickly to those that would require more development, thus taking more time and, you know, med pac has done an outstanding job over the years coming up with, i think, very workable solutions, sort and long-term to address this. for the most part, the two would not interfere with each other, so many could be implemented simultaneously. apartment political reality require that overpayment be reduced over many years all at once. and some of the recent actions by cm

cms and cdph survey the survey which means they inspect the facility. sort of interpretation and advice around the surveys, around inturperateing the laws and regulations that applied to the facility, we were all-- >> after each survey we had, we identified gaps in knowledge that needed to be closed before our next monitoring survey. the turn around was pretty intense, but we had to do it because of the timeline with the recertification, and we had 1300 staff on average go through different modules. everyone has a role in this building to help contribute to the best care of our residents. kitchen staff, security, people who are not traditionally thought of in skilled facilities who are a huge support to all the clinical care and it was really exciting to watch the whole community come together. >> the relationships with our federal and state partners, the center and medicare and medicaid service and department of public health, so important. the open lines of communication we had with them from the very beginning is going to serve laguna honda very well

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i don't have a date, you are right, but i think that the cms and cdph, since it hasn't been surveyed since 2019 are very-now we are recertified on the sniff side, wanting to insure that our acute unit is in compliance. >> thank you. and then i had a clarification or i guess question. on article 7 under hospital administration. the qualification for the chief executive officer don't mention anything about the need for certification as a nursing home administrator, which is something that we had history with and so, i wanted to know whether the statement that says that the director of health and governing body may adopt such other qualifications includes that or should we have that explicit qualification outlined in the bylaws? i think it is a important consideration. >> thanks for that. troy again. commander for laguna honda and the network. as mark pointed out, the governing body bylaws are acute hospital regulation, and for acute hospitals, the regulations require a ceo and for the sniff beds, it is our requirement now that they have a nursing home administrator certification. we ca

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the american delegation was it was not just to me, the h d as representatives, but rather to me, the cm's here. so in that sense is extremely cautious. and they said that, well, they have discussed how the season period is going to be and what the new cda is going to look like. whether there's this is going to be able to, to, to, to build, or to form an inclusive government or not. and what about the flight, i guess i so which is one of the primary concerns for, for, for, for americans. and of course, the security of the region as well. so what we understand from that place is particularly, is valleys, is that is the concerns about the security of the region. so for now, it's extremely cautious, but it's still important that the, for the 1st time of the 12 years and the american delegation in damascus meeting cm's here. the 2 main issue is on at the table 1st. whether americans are going to remove h. d, as for them to tell them useful or not because those what practice is not in charge of running to say is a fades into match because the majority of them or the member of age, diaz diaz is

with this just debate and pull the wool over cms's wise it was to be abandoned ar recertification. as a matter of fairness and equity between february and june 2023, believing the minimum qualifications for apply to everybody, to posses the nhs license. des ignee to now creatively mote fie the assistant moan home administrator to not obtain nh a license within 12 months of hire. bar this in mind when you consider passing agenda item number 7 today. thank you. >> that's the last remote public comment. >> then we'll go to the next agenda which is the employee recognition awards. we have the privilege of celebrating some exceptional teams that have made such progress at laguna honda this year and before, and each commissioner will have the opportunity to discuss a little bit about each view to we'll start with the therapy team and this will be commissioner kho*u. >> thank you, it's my pleasure to recognize on behalf of the commission the work of the activity therapy department. this department provides various programming to promote enriched quality of life. the families changed signi

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and looking at some data that cms has produced on out of pocket costs under medicare advantage for those same benefits. we arrived at an actuarial value of 90% and this is for core medicare services. this is not taking into account things like vision or dental that tend to be covered either by separate insurance or as a supplemental benefit. >> can you quickly explain what actuarial value is. actuarial value captures the share of a patient's medical costs that are covered by their insurer as opposed to being charged to the patient. a value of 90% means that a patient has a thousand dollars of medicare spending for a year. medicare on average is going to cover 900 and then $100 is going to be left for the patient to cover in terms of out-of-pocket costs unless they get a supplemental benefit or supplemental insurance of some kind which, at least two-thirds of patients would have to pay a premium for. two-thirds of medicare beneficiaries. >> sorry. we use a lot of jargon, but yeah, traying to clarify for some folks in the audience, maybe. is there someone else with a question then? >> than

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we look at options to prove the benefits can strengthen to deliver high-value coverage, improve how cms place healthcare and providers. for both panels we will start with conversation among the panelists but we were t observed some time to answer questions from all of you. with that which invites our first group of panelists to the stage and had and and ao loren adler, will moderate the first panel. [inaudible conversations] >> thanks, thanks, everyog out today as matt said, this is the first panel. we're going to take stock, not take stock of what beneficiaries are getting both in traditional medicare and medicaid advantage. i want to introduce our distinguished panel with a tonic might expertise on the medicare program. directly to my left is melinda buntin who is health economist and bloomberg distinguished professor at the johns hopkins bloomberg school for public health, johns hopkins carey business school. paul masi, , the next to the let is executive director of medpac whether done a ton of great work on medicare program and continue to do so. tradition newman is a senior vice pr

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in other words, is cms going to consider evidence in the post market phase? fda has methodology and a lot of people that know about it. and i would say also participating. there's a lot of fear of fda out there and clinical research sites, as you know, we need to turn around that thinking. you'll see some publications now, a lot of work done at fda to distinguish. those early phase trials need to be extremely complicated and time oriented and rigorous. later phase you already know the basics of safety of a drug. you can do a very pragmatic trial at a much lower cost with a lower population. >> which will have an impact on the clinical applications. two questions remaining for you. one is public health is in the bull's eye right now. there is questionings around the role of fda as a public health entity. you're a stout supporter of public health. do you have any comments or reactions to the perceived attack on public health or certain areas within public health? >> well, i think it's going to be really important that the external community sort through this an

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