• Synergies and Solutions: The Intersection of Home-Based Primary and Palliative Care
• Getting Started: Key Considerations when Launching or Expanding a House Call Program
• Coding, Documentation and Billing for Home-Based Medical Care
• Surviving and Thriving in Dual Environments: Fee-for-Service and Value-Based Care
• Simulated House Calls: Managing Medically Complex, Home-Limited Patients
• Strategies for Success When Launching or Expanding a House Call Program, including Business Planning, Staffing, Budgeting, RCM and Compliance, and Provider Safety
• HCC Coding for House Calls
• Optimizing Efficiency and Daily Operations, including Geographic Scheduling/ Route Planning, Durable Medical Equipment, Telehealth and Technology, Workflows
• Self-Care and Avoiding Burnout
• Clinical Conundrums: The Big 5 in Medically Complex, Homebound Patients
• Leveraging Data Analytics for Growth and QI

• Examine the forces behind the rise of home-based primary care (HBPrimC) and home-based palliative care (HBPallC) and discuss the intersection of these two models of care.
• Compare various staffing models and process workflows for house call programs and explore opportunities for improving efficiency and productivity.
• Identify billing opportunities and documentation requirements beyond the normal E/M codes and apply strategies for implementing these services into daily practice.
• Discuss optimal care and management strategies for homebound patients and apply these strategies through cases and in a simulated home setting.

The following organizations accept certificates of participation for educational activities certified for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™:

• Physician Assistants: American Academy of Physician Assistants (AAPA)
• Nurse Practitioners: American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Program (AANPCP)
• Nurses: American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC)
• Practice Managers: Medical Group Management Association (MGMA)  

Maximum Workshop Enrollment
Workshop enrollment is limited to 40 learners per offering. If paying by check, your registration is not considered final until payment has been received and your registration confirmed by HCCI.

Cancellation & Refunds
HCCI reserves the right to cancel a Workshop at any time for any reason. If HCCI cancels a Workshop, you will have the option to either a) transfer tuition paid to another HCCI Workshop or b) receive a refund. You must inform HCCI of your choice of either the transfer or refund within two (2) weeks of the Workshop cancellation. If no such notification is received, HCCI will issue a refund.

If you wish to cancel your registration you must send notice of cancellation via e-mail to education@hccinstitute.org. Notices received prior to 5:00 pm CST two weeks prior to the first day of the Workshop will be refunded the amount of the tuition paid less a $75 administrative fee. In lieu of a refund, the full amount of the tuition paid may be applied to a future HCCI Workshop. The request to apply tuition credit to a future Workshop must be made in writing by e-mail within two weeks of the cancellation or a refund will be issued.

Cancellation requests submitted after the deadline noted above, will not receive a refund. No-shows will not be eligible for a refund or transfer of tuition. 

Other
Requests to transfer your registration to another person will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Transfer requests must be made in writing no later than 5:00 pm CST one week before the first day of the Workshop. The Workshop is designed as a comprehensive two-day activity, and enrollment may not be “split” between participants. Likewise, there is no single-day tuition.