Live Webinar
Breathing Room: Catch the Respiratory Revenue Most SNFs Miss
Why 25–30% of your residents have chronic respiratory conditions — and what most SNFs aren’t capturing.
Tue · Jun 23 · 1PM CT (2PM ET)
Why 25–30% of your residents have chronic respiratory conditions — and what most SNFs aren’t capturing.
In most SNFs, roughly a quarter of residents have a chronic respiratory condition. Many are already getting RT care and many more are quietly missed. For the ones who are getting care, the documentation, certification, and audit defense rarely keep up.
PDPM rewards respiratory therapy capture when it’s done right. State Medicaid audits routinely pull charts where RT drove reimbursement and ask for proof the nurses delivering that care were certified. Without it, the dollars are clawed back.
But the impact goes beyond reimbursement. A stronger RT program can help SNFs manage complex chronic respiratory conditions more consistently, reduce avoidable rehospitalizations, protect VBP performance, and strengthen their reputation with hospital referral partners.
When auditors ask for proof behind your RT reimbursement, can your team produce it?
This webinar shows where the leak starts — and how to stop it. Our experts will walk through where respiratory opportunities get missed, how data can highlight the right residents earlier, and how training helps turn respiratory capture into defensible reimbursement.
What you'll learn:
- Why 25–30% of SNF residents have chronic respiratory conditions — and where reimbursement is commonly missed
- How data hidden in referrals and admission paperwork can surface chronic respiratory residents earlier
- What proactive monitoring looks like through the stay, and where most teams lose the signal
- What documentation and nurse certification requirements may be reviewed in PDPM and state Medicaid audits
- Practical steps to protect reimbursement, VBP performance, and referral confidence
Your experts
Cory Evans OTR/L, RAC-CT
CEO · Clinware
Jolene Johnson
President · Luminate Healthcare Consulting
Ethan Tayne
Chief Product Officer · Carebility