CMS Guidelines Healthcare Sanitary Condition
OVERVIEW Sanitary Condition is a reference to “the standard Providers (Healthcare Organizations) must maintain to Participate in Medicate and orMedicare Programs Funding. Each facility receives a “5 Star Health InspectionRating” that is based on measures outlined in §483.60 Long Term Care, and §482.28 within Hospitals. Survey Teams are issued “Guidance Letters, and training specifically to investigative, protocols to determining which sanitary conditions, that may have the “Potential for Harm”, possible food borne illness scenarios, with the goal of “Improving quality of care, improved quality of life, and reducing the likelihood of complications, additional of cost related to complications of food related outbreaks. Annual Refresher/Covers changes that took place November 2016, under Food and Nutrition Services, for Long Term Care, and Hospitals Healthcare Operations, as well as Introduction to “Compliance”, Implementation for Behavioural Health Organizations that m...