Everything you need to learn AdmissionCare.
Learn with short videos and PDF guides. New here? Start with the quick overview.
- Appropriate bed status for patients requiring hospitalization
- Reduces denials and secondary level reviews
- Decreases UR interruptions and peer-to-peers
The admitting provider is responsible for ordering the correct bed status and documenting support for the level of care.
How to access AdmissionCare
Quick start guide for every EHR.
Start with an overview
Quick overview ([VIDEO LENGTH])
Short version. Watch this first.
Full walkthrough ([VIDEO LENGTH])
Long version, every step in detail.
AdmissionCare Tips
Navigating Subsets
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Subset Search
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Clinical scenarios
Worked examples of common admissions, each as a video and a PDF.
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General resources
Bed status, the two-midnight rule and documentation basics.
INPT vs OBS Bed Status
Recommended Workflow
Medicare Two Midnight Rule
Social Admits
Documentation Tips
Confirmed not Suspected
TIA vs Stroke
Why use AdmissionCare
- Appropriate bed status for patients requiring hospitalization
- Reduces denials and secondary level reviews
- Decreases UR interruptions and peer-to-peers
The admitting provider is responsible for ordering the correct bed status and documenting support for the level of care.
Benefits and experiences Six optional videos from physicians, residents, UR and revenue cycle teams. Not required for training. 6 optional videos View videos
The Benefits of AdmissionCare for Admitting Physicians
The Benefits of AdmissionCare for UR Departments
The Benefits of AdmissionCare for Rev Cycle Departments
A Hospitalist’s Experience Using AdmissionCare
An ER Physician’s Experience Using AdmissionCare
The Benefits of AdmissionCare for Residents
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