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Begin by filling out the Identification section. Enter the Facility Operating Certificate Number, Patient/Resident/Person’s Name, and Social Security Number. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for processing.
Complete the Date of HC-PRI or PRI Completion and the names of those completing the SCREEN. This establishes accountability and ensures proper documentation.
Proceed to the Direct Referral Factor section. Answer YES or NO to item 7 based on the individual's living situation. Follow guidelines provided for subsequent items based on your response.
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(PRI) is an assessment tool established by the New York State Department of Health to assess physical, medical, and mental characteristics of a person who may need nursing home care, and to document services that may needed for that individual.
How do I update my income for New York State of Health?
The PRI is used to assess the physical, medical, and cognitive status of a potential skilled nursing facility resident. Before your loved one can be placed in a skilled nursing facility, the State of New York law requires that a PRI and Screen assessment must be done.
What is NYS screen certification?
Title 10 New York Compilation of Codes Rules and Regulations (10 NYCRR) Section 400.11 states, the SCREEN shall be completed by a professional with demonstrated skills in assessing psychosocial situations, including but not limited to social work and discharge planning professionals, who has successfully completed a
How long is a PRI valid?
The PRI can only be done by a Registered Nurse who is certified as a PRI Assessor. Pinnacle Senior Care Solutions has NYS Licensed Registered Nurses to provide these services and to help make sure there is proper placement of your loved one in the appropriate level of care.
How long is a PRI and screen good for in NYS?
Patient Review Instrument (PRI) for New York (NY) State It is mandated by law that a PRI, be performed by a registered nurse. A PRI and Screen is valid in NY State for 90 days, as long as the patients health status has not changed.
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