Demystifying CMS’ New 855A: The Search for Additional Disclosable Parties

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Date: 01/29/25
Time: 2:00-3:30 PM ET

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Live closed captions are available.

Overview: This webinar will examine the Form 855A, which CMS updated this fall to implement provisions of the Affordable Care Act regarding corporate ownership transparency.  As a result, all Skilled Nursing Facilities will be subject to revalidation using the new 855A form.  The form includes the disclosure of information about what CMS calls “Additional Disclosable Parties,” which is a broad category that could include almost any entity with which the SNF does business, including banks and consultants.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Understand who is and is not an Additional Disclosable Party
  • Learn a SNF’s duty to obtain information from third party ADPs
  • Develop strategies for working with clients in navigating the new 855A and CMS guidance.

Speaker Information:

Mark L. Mattioli, Principal, Post & Schell, P.C.

Chase Cannon, Executive Director, Pennsylvania Coalition of Affiliated Healthcare & Living Communities

Moderator

 

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