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  2. Begin with Section I, where you will select the type of facility (SNF or Acute Rehabilitation) and indicate the number of days requested.
  3. In Section II, provide member and facility information. Fill in the member's name, date of birth, address, and policy number. Ensure all fields are legible.
  4. Proceed to Section III for admission details. Enter the admission date, admitting doctor’s information, diagnosis reason, and any complications or surgical procedures.
  5. In Section IV, complete clinical information including vital signs and mobility status. Be thorough with medication changes and skin status.
  6. Finally, in Section V, sign off with your name and credentials before submitting the form as instructed in Section VI.

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A skilled nursing facility is usually for patients who do not need the intensive level of care offered by a long-term acute care hospital but still require medical care and support before they can live on their own.
Your loved one should consider skilled nursing care if they experience the following occurrences: Require assistance 24 hours each day. Need help getting out of bed or transferring to a wheelchair. Have difficulty eating. Require complicated daily wound dressings. Use colostomy or bladder catheters. Need daily injections.
Skilled Nursing Facilities These facilities provide a sub-acute level of rehab for patients who want to return to their prior level of strength and function before illness or injury.

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Skilled Nursing Facilities SNFs differ from IRFs in the following ways: Rehabilitation is not as intensive, and patients participate in fewer therapy sessions compared with an IRF.
Short-term rehab is more intense than acute care and involves longer treatment sessions, more direct training in exercises, and specific education on what may be needed upon return home. Some hospitals have inpatient rehab units specific for intense rehabilitation with a minimum of 3 hours/daily between disciplines.
When compared to SNFs, rehabilitation hospitals usually provide more intensive therapy services. Rehabilitation hospital patients can typically expect to participate in three hours of therapy services per day, at least five days per week.

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