Question about waived tetsing?
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Hello All,
We have a team that visits patients in their homes to re-enforce discharge
instructions and to help with appointments ect....
What do I need to do to set up waived testing in the patient's home?
Would it be the same as in-house?
Training, competency, record keeping.....
not sure which tests....maybe glucose random, (glucometer)
maybe urine for microalbumin. Any and all suggestions welcomed.
Would this be covered by CAP or Joint Commission?
Thank you , betty
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Waived testing does not have to be covered by any accreditor (which CAP and JC both are) - I would keep it as simple as possible and just keep it on a separate CLIA and State license. There is no regular inspection/survey cycle as a rule other than when you first start the license. You would only have your CLIA/State BOL standards to abide by. Keep it simple!
I would say for instruments make sure they are portable- glucometer, visual UA, ect and not an instrument that has restrictions on moving or needs QC run when moved.
Anastasia Augustine
In New York this could be covered by your location under
community health screenings