SPARTA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL DISTRICT BOARD MEETING MINUTES

Similar documents
SPARTA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL DISTRICT BOARD MEETING MINUTES

The Green Valley Hospital: Looking Forward

CAH PREPARATION ON-SITE VISIT

SURVEY OF VIRGINIA S RURAL HEALTH CLINICS

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH MEETING MINUTES Wednesday, April 3, :00 P.M. Mike McCafferty and Dr. John Addlesperger

Accreditation and Certification. Dorothy Dupree, Acting Director Margaret Brady, Quality Management Phoenix Area

Medical Director 101: What it Takes to be a Great Medical Director

Present: Chairman Ada Mary Gugenheim and Directors Mary Driscoll, RN, MPH and Layla P. Suleiman Gonzalez, PhD, JD (3)

WMH Governing Board of Directors January 26, 2017

MORROW COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES REGULAR MEETING April 23, 2013

Appendix B: Formulae Used for Calculation of Hospital Performance Measures

2018 MGMA COST AND REVENUE SURVEY

NP or PA as Billing Provider

Key Issues in HFAP Accreditation. Beverly Robins, RN, BSN, MBA Director of Accreditation October 25, 2012

Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes Linkletter Hall April 21, 2010

TORRANCE MEMORIAL MEDICAL STAFF

Emergency Department

Health Center Staff Documents Checklist

Michael Anderson, Jim Cavasso and Carol Cullins and Guy Martin Young

Parkview Hospital Medical Staff Bylaws Supplement Allied Health Practitioner Manual

MEETING MINUTES RECORD

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS HOSPITAL & HEALTH SCIENCES SYSTEM HOSPITAL DASHBOARD

Quality Improvement Plans (QIP): Progress Report for 2013/14 QIP

Governing Board of Directors 2013

Descriptive Inventory for the Collection at Chicago History Museum, Research Center Rev. by Jennifer Asmikopolis

Spring User Conference May Sandestin, FL Detailed Agenda

Benefits. Benefits Covered by UnitedHealthcare Community Plan

2018 MGMA COST AND REVENUE SURVEY

SENTARA HEALTHCARE. Norfolk, VA

9/28/2011. Learning Agenda. Meaningful Use and why it s here. Meaningful Use Rules of Participation. Categories, Objectives and Thresholds

2009 BENEFIT HIGHLIGHTS HEALTH NET PEARL HAWAII OPTION 1

CSO HIMSS Spring Conference 2013 Expanding Meaningful Use to the Point of Care

2016 Medical Staff Standards Update Panel Featuring TJC, NCQA, URAC, DNV, and HFAP (Part 1) THE JOINT COMMISSION. Objectives

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MARCH MEETING MINUTES WEDNESDAY, April 1, :00 P.M.

Mid-Level Providers: What You Need to Know to Use Them Successfully in Your Practice

Transforming Care at the Bedside: Climbing the Clinical Ladder

LAST FRONTIER HEALTHCARE DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES

Medical Plan Options - Retirees Age 65 or Over/ Disabled Participants with Medicare Coverage

10/20/2016. Working within the Value-Based World

SAHA COST SAFETY SAVINGS SHARING CONTRACT EDUCATION NETWORKING NEGOTIATIONS OPPORTUNITIES COMPLIANCE IDEA INTEGRATION KNOWLEDGE

Chapter 7 Section 4. Clinical Quality Management Program (CQMP)

AMN Healthcare Investor Presentation

UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS HOSPITAL & HEALTH SCIENCES SYSTEM HOSPITAL DASHBOARD

Medicare & Medicaid EHR Incentive Programs

Roll Out of the HIT Meaningful Use Standards and Certification Criteria

2018 Summary of Benefits. HMO Plan REHP H3907

Chairman Junge called the meeting to order. Present: Chairman Emilie N. Junge and Director Sidney A. Thomas, MSW (2) Director Ada Mary Gugenheim

May 3, 2018 Rick Reid Director, Provider Payment Analytics Michael Felczak Director, Provider Payment Analytics

STATE OF NEVADA BOARD OF VETERINARY MEDICAL EXAMINERS

University of Illinois Hospital and Clinics Dashboard May 2018

New Strategies in Value Based Care

Understanding Patient Choice Insights Patient Choice Insights Network

Three Rivers Hospital

Proposed Meaningful Use Content and Comment Period. What the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act Means to Medical Practices

AMN Healthcare Investor Presentation

SECTION xiii. Survey Questionnaire and Specialty Definitions

MINUTES OF SIOUX COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING HELD ON MAY 1, 2001

Board of Trustees Monthly Meeting - Public Session. Mary Katherine King, Executive Assistant

Medical Assistant Credentialing Requirements for Your Client Practices. Eric Christensen Director of Client Services Healthcare Compliance Pros, Inc.

Pricing Transparency and Patient Education

Proposed Meaningful Use Incentives, Criteria and Quality Measures Affecting Critical Access Hospitals

BENCHMARKING FOR ORGANIZATIONAL EXCELLENCE IN ADDICTION TREATMENT

Your First Capitation Contract: How to Ensure That You Have an Adequate Cap Rate. October 23, 2017

BAYHEALTH MEDICAL STAFF RULES & REGULATIONS

CREDENTIALING CHECKLIST

2016 ANNUAL PHYSICIAN COMPENSATION SURVEY

2015 Meaningful Use and emipp Updates (for Eligible Professionals)

Mark Bethell, C.E.O.

Strategic Plan Our Path to Providing Excellence in Health Care

Present: Chairman Ada Mary Gugenheim and Directors Mary Driscoll, RN, MPH and Layla P. Suleiman Gonzalez, PhD, JD (3)

2017 SPECIALTY REPORT ANNUAL REPORT

2019 Summary of Benefits

Director Wayne M. Lerner, DPH, LFACHE (1) and Patrick T. Driscoll, Jr. (non-director Member)

MEDICAL STAFF BYLAWS MCLAREN GREATER LANSING HOSPITAL

Cook County Health & Hospitals System Preliminary FY 2011 Budget. Cook County Finance Committee Public Hearing Monday, January 24, :00 AM

May Non-Physician Practitioner (NPP) Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants. Collaborating Together as a Team

2015 MEANINGFUL USE STAGE 2 FOR ELIGIBLE PROVIDERS USING CERTIFIED EMR TECHNOLOGY

Rural Hospital Closures and Recent Financial Performance of Critical Access Hospitals in the Carolinas

Comparison of the current and final revisions to the Home Health Conditions of Participation

Utilizing FPPE and OPPE Effectively OPPE & FPPE. Joint Commission FAQs. Utilizing FPPE and OPPE Effectively. Susan Mellott PhD, RN.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) The Harvard Pilgrim Independence Plan SM

MINUTES. Santa Clara County Health Authority Annual Governing Board Retreat

Presentation Objectives

UI Health Hospital Dashboard September 7, 2017

Why Every SNF Should Be Offering Telemedicine For Its Residents or Transforming SNF Care Through Telemedicine

Rural Hospital Performance Improvement

Value-Based Care Contracting and Legal Issues

79th OREGON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Regular Session. House Bill 4146 SUMMARY

2019 Health Net Seniority Plus Amber I (HMO SNP) H0562: 055 Fresno, Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Francisco

The HMO provider network is available by clicking on this website address: Plan Provider Directory Search<b/>

Cultural Transformation and the Road to an ACO Lee Sacks, M.D. CEO Mark Shields, M.D., MBA Senior Medical Director

The influx of newly insured Californians through

2017 Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery Center Survey

GREENWOOD LEFLORE HOSPITAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE POLICY

A BETTER WAY. to invest in employee health

COOK COUNTY HEALTH & HOSPITALS SYSTEM

I. Disclosure Requirements for Financial Relationships Between Hospitals and Physicians

MINUTES MONTHLY BUSINESS MEETING TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2018 RYAN S STEAKHOUSE EFFINGHAM, ILLINOIS. Commissioners Present.

Clinical Operations. Kelvin A. Baggett, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A. SVP, Clinical Operations & Chief Medical Officer December 10, 2012

CCMHG Health Deductible Plan Benefit Comparison - FY18

Transcription:

SPARTA COMMUNITY HOSPITAL DISTRICT BOARD MEETING MINUTES Date: January 20, 2015 Members Present: Claudia Kerens, Gary Stephens, Chris Haury, Dennis Ernsting and Alene Holloway, Kay Hapke, Kevin Wilson Members Absent: Nathan Lee, Vanessa Tinsley, Others Present: Joann Emge, Paul Mueller, Angela Oathout, and Ruth Holloway Meeting called to order at 7:00 p.m. by Mr. Ernsting. Item Discussion Action, Resolution, or Follow-up Approval of Minutes Treasurer s Report Financials Mr. Ernsting introduced Kevin Wilson as the newly appointed member of the Board. Mr Ernsting presented Board minutes from December 16, 2014 for review. Mr. Stephens presented the Treasurer s Report. Joann explained to Mr. Wilson the Caldwell and Beaver accounts. Paul Mueller reviewed the financials and reported: Cash decreased $950,297 or 11% in comparison to November. Day s cash on hand decreased to 114 Hospital Days n A/R decreased from 92 in November to 90 days in December. Hospital gross receivables from State of Illinois self-funded plan for employees and retirees is $1,118,676.00 Total system gross A/R increased to $1,160,215. Hospital patient gross A/R increased $414,234.00. Hospital Medicaid gross receivables are $4,840,865 Clinic Gross accounts receivable decreased to $48,033. Or 5%Overall revenues decreased except for the Emergency Department that saw an increase by $158,287 or 13% A/P decreased $219,574 Overall the hospital saw an increase in revenues except for the Emergency Department that decreased by $11,623. Or 1% Total expense per calendar day is $72,709.00 Expenses year-to-date are $787,773.00 or 5% under budget. Bad debt measured favorably (-1.2%) to the 5% indicator Mr. Stephens made a motion to approve with Ms. Kerens seconding to approve minutes as presented. Motion carried. Ms. Kerens made a motion to approve the Treasurer s Report as presented and file subject to audit. Ms. Hapke seconded. Motion carried.

Physician s Report CEO Report Dr. Preuss was not present. Joann discussed departmental activity as follows: Med-Surge Activity Up ED Volume 12 Month Peak 989 Visits OR Volume 117 Cases Home Health 45 Admissions MRI 95 Exams 24% annualized Increase Lab 12 Month Peak Convenient Care 1040 sick visits Project Update MRI Update: The project is moving forward, the MRI Scanner was delivered on January 23, 2015 with installation to be completed within 4-6 weeks. Ready for IDPH Survey March 9, 2015. Pay Application: #3- balance remaining $182,170.16 UPS/Generator: Installation is complete Expenditures: Property Insurance due in February, increased by $2,137.00 or 1.8% with the addition of the new MRI suite, the cost of the renewal is $52,968 T-System Server Replacement: The Emergency Dept. Server system is in need of replacement, following are details regarding the Server Replacement: One time License Renewal: $ 23,000.00 Annual Maintenance: $ 9,250.00 Bus. continuity annual fee $ 2,500.00 There are various drainage/sewer pipes that are deteriorating and will be in need of immediate replacement. Three bids were received from the following: $16,280.00 Jany Plumbing $15,845.00 Haury Plumbing $10,800 PSI

CEO Report Cont d The board members approved the lower bid contingent that the Plumbing contractor has a complete understanding of the job. The board also requested that the contractor be questioned as to why he desires to leave a section of pipe rather than removing or replacing 340b-Retail Program: Joann discussed the 340B retail drug program with the members and shared the potential financial benefits by participating. Joann continued to share that there has been discussion with our local pharmacies and that Paul Mueller is working with Well-Partners to use as our program contractor. Specialty Services: Communication continues with Dr. Abdo, Surgical Podiatrist who has expressed interest in providing Podiatry services here in Sparta. Under the terms of the agreement, patients will be seen in our RHC with SCH billing the physician services in the clinic as well as in surgery. The physician will provide his own medical liability coverage and will receive a daily compensation rate for his professional services. Accountable Care Organization(ACO) Letter will be sent to Medicare patients explaining the Coordinated Care program. Posters and information will be in each physician office. Internal Processes: Meaningful Use: Joann shared the progress and that the hospital did attest to stage II of Meaningful Use. Pain Management: Dr. Manchanda started providing Pain Management Services here at January 15, 2015 Health fair: To be held Saturday January 24, 2014 at the WSC. Fundamentals: Employee Appreciation Event Was held January 17, 2015

at the Lion s Club. Staff Stuff Newsletter Was distributed to the group for review. Executive Session Paul Mueller left the meeting at 7:20 p.m. Ms. Kerens made a motion to go into Executive Session at 7:25 p.m. for the purpose of discussing Personnel Matters and Litigation Mr. Stephens seconded. Motion carried. Regular Session Ms. Kerens moved to return to Regular Session at 7:45 p.m. Mr. Wilson seconded. Motion carried. Minutes Mr. Ernsting stated that the Executive Session minutes from December 16, 2014 and, July 15, were reviewed in Executive Session. Ma. Kerens made a motion approving Executive Session minutes from December 16, 2014; Ms. Holloway seconded. Motion carried. Committee Reports Mr. Stephens shared the highlights of the Finance Committee meeting. Mr. Stephens made a motion to release Executive Session minutes from July 15, 2014 Ms. Kerens seconded. Motion carried. Ms. Holloway shared the Quality Council Highlights from January. Home Health- Volume is climbing. Satisfaction scores are above Region 5 average and are in top 20% of National scores. ED- Average length of stay- 109 min. Time to be seen by provider 15 min. 27/27 Chest pain EKG s were completed within 10 minutes. ED transfer rate decreased to 5.9%; Physician s efforts to explain information 92%. Transfer data for MBQIP indicators is being pulled for 4Q2014. Med/Surg Medication errors reaching patient- 8. No restraints were used last month. 100% of wound risk assessments and interventions were completed.

Readmissions for Nov were 0, Dec had 3 (5%). Physicians are encouraged to use CPSI to enter orders. Options are being reviewed to determine means to improve medication reconciliation process in CPSI. New Business Pharmacy Quotes for replacement mixing hood options have been received and are being evaluated to meet HFAP criteria and regulations for chemotherapy medications. Surgery Call back contact rate 57%. Overall satisfaction rate 92%. Screening process for patients to see Dr. Quader is being revised to allow him to see patients timely. PQRS indicators are being reviewed to determine which indicators can be reported from SCH. Infection control- 2014 hospital acquired infection rate is 0.55%. Ebola training continues with staff. Radiology MRI addition is in progress. IT- Meaningful use stage 2 attestation was completed Grievance log 5 complaints were received during November. Complaints were investigated and addressed with patients. Expenditures Approval of Capital Expenditures: Property Insurance $ 52,968.00 T-System Server 23,000.00 Annual Maintenance 9,250.00 Bus. Continuity Annual Fee 2,250.00 Plumbing Pipes 10,800.00 Podiatry Compensation per day 2,250.00 Ms. Kerens made a motion to approve the following Expenditures: Property Insurance $ 52,968.00; T-System Server 23,000.00; Annual Maintenance 9,250.00; Bus.

Adjournment Approval of Medical Staff Applications: Ms. Hapke presented on behalf of the Credentialing Committee the following Providers: Physicians: Neal Neuman, M.D. Urologist Meher Mallick, M.D. Nephrology Mid-Level Providers: Natascha Rice, NP Candace Cook, NP Beth Kraus, NP The Following contracts were brought to the board for approval: Dr Kugler, General Surgeon Continuity Annual Fee 2,250.00; Plumbing Pipes 10,800.00; Podiatry compensation per terms of the agreement. On Roll Call: YEA: Ms. Holloway, Mr. Stephens, Mr. Haury abstained from voting on plumbing project, Mr. Ernsting and Ms. Kerens, Ms. Hapke. NAY: None. ABSENT: Lee, and Tinsley. Motion carried. Mr. Ernsting made a motion approving the following applications for appointment, reappointment, Ms. Hapke, motion carried. Ms. Kerens made a motion to approve the contracts presented and Alene Holloway seconded. Motion Carried. A motion was made by Mr. Stephens to adjourn at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Wilson seconded. Motion carried. Dennis Ernsting, Chairman Chris Haury, Secretary