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How Better Happens – Understanding KanTime’s EMR Software Features
KanTime is an enterprise-based software solution that provides cloud-based software to home health, hospice, pediatric, private duty, palliative, and consumer-directed services agencies. We have crafted this document to help agencies better understand the features inside KanTime’s EMR platforms and why we are the nation’s fastest-growing EMR Software.

Agile Solution That Prepares You For Change
KanTime has a fully integrated agile solution that has been built from the ground up to help you eliminate paperwork, streamline workflows, and reduce risk.

Customer Testimonials about KanTime Healthcare Software
Come check out why agencies are switching over to KanTime Healthcare Software.
Knowledge Is Power – Success Starts with KanTime.

PDGM Webinar Series – Episode 5
Summary of Webinar Series Learn how PDGM affects billing, timely documentation, and QA in the webinar series episode 5. In Episode 5 of this Webinar Series, KanTime Discusses Their: Comparative Analysis Tool Allows you to compare a patient under the current PPS model to that same patient on January 1, 2020, under the PDGM model. […]

Survive and Thrive Under the Zero RAP and 5 day RAP Penalty
KanTime Regulatory Series: Dec. 2020 TOPIC: Zero Pay RAP and 5 Day RAP Penalty “Survive and Thrive Under the Zero RAP and 5 day RAP Penalty: Strategies to Adapt to Changes Coming 1/1/2021″ Co-sponsored by OperaCare and KanTime

Getting Back in the Driver’s Seat in 2021
Nov. 2020 – KanTime sponsored a panel discussion with the intention of helping agencies in the post-acute industry move beyond 2020, and get back in the driver’s seat for 2021. However, for those who weren’t able to attend the panel live, you can download the content here.

Customer Testimonials about KanTime Healthcare Software
Come check out why agencies are switching over to KanTime Healthcare Software.

Patient Rights & QAPI Programs – Highlights (Part 2 of 2)
The most sweeping changes in the final rule of the CoPs for HHAs fall within the purview of patient rights and QAPI programs. Here’s a closer look at what they entail. Patient Rights One of the greatest changes in the final rule of the CoPs for HHAs involves the addition of a patient’s bill of rights […]

The Final Rule For The New CoPs For Home Health Agencies – Highlights (Part 1 of 2)
CMS recently revised Conditions for Participation (CoP) for home health agencies. It’s been over 20 years since the CoPs were drafted, and although CMS made some revisions since then, this is the first time the CoPs have been updated to focus on patient-centered and outcome-oriented quality standards. Pegged at $284 million in annual costs, NAHC projects […]

Ageless Living Home Health and KanTime Pediatrics Team Up
Ageless Living Home Health faced major barriers with their legacy software. They experienced disastrous issues such as loss of patient health information (PHI), insufficient software functionality, prolonged downtime, and customer service tickets that went unaddressed for six to eight months. To learn more about KanTime Pediatrics visit our website today or request a demo!

All Set For This Year’s PEPPER?
Get set for compliance. Get set for competition. Get set for improvements. Get set for success. The third edition of PEPPER or the Program for Evaluating Payment Patterns Electronic Report is just around the corner. Is your agency ready to leverage all it has to offer? PEPPER, sponsored by the CMS is a free educational tool that: […]

CMS Pauses & Delays Pre-Claim Review & New Home Health CoPs
Last week, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced major updates to the Pre-Claim Review Demonstration (PCRD) and the Home Health Conditions of Participation (CoPs). Pre-Claim Review Demonstration Paused In Illinois & Delayed In Florida On March 31, 2017, one day before PCRD was set to begin in Florida, CMS announced: “As of April 1, 2017, the Pre-Claim […]

The Home Health Care Planning Improvement Act
Currently, one of the most frequent causes for delays in seniors accessing home health services is due to physician orders. This problem stems from the fact that many seniors live in rural or remote areas, making it difficult for them to easily access a physician. Consequently, Medicare beneficiaries must wait weeks or even months until […]