Annual Utilization Report of Home Health Agencies / Hospices
Facility Name:PALOMAR POMERADO HOME HEALTH - PARENT
OSHPD ID:406371610Report Status:Submitted
License Category:Home Health AgencyReport Year:2002
Table of Contents
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Section 1 - General Information
Section 2 - Home Health Agency
Section 3 - Home Health Agency Patients and Visits
Section 4 - Health Care Utilization
Section 5 - Hospice Description
Section 6 - Hospice Services
Section 7 - Hospice Patient Information
Section 8 - Hospice Utilization
Section 9 - Hospice Care And Source Of Payment
Section 10 - Hospice Income and Expenses Statement
General Comments
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Section 1 - General Information
1.Facility Name:PALOMAR POMERADO HOME HEALTH - PARENT
2.OSHPD ID Number:406371610
3.Street Address:1540 E. VALLEY PARKWAY, #200
4.City:ESCONDIDO
5.Zip:92027
6.Facility Phone No.:( 760) 796 - 6800 ext.
7.Administrator Name:Elissa Hamilton
8.Administrator E-mail Address:EAH2@PPH.org
9.Was this agency in operation at any time during the year?:Yes
10.Operation Open From:01/01/2002
11.Operation Open To:12/31/2002
12.Name of Parent Corporation:N/A
13.Corporate Business Address:
14.City:
15.State:
16.Zip:-
17.Person Completing Report:Marilyn Nykamp
18.Phone No.:760-796-6825
19.Fax No.:760-796-6840
20.E-mail Address:mjn@PPH.org
25.Entity Type:Home Health Agency Only
26.Entity RelationParent
30.Submitted by:406371610
31.Submitted Date and Time:9/19/2003 2:30:46 PM
Section 2 - Home Health Agency
LICENSEE TYPE OF CONTROL
Line
No.		(1)
1.Select the one category that best describes the licensee type of control of your home health agency:District
Medicare/Medi-Cal Certification
Line
No.		(1)
Certification
5.Medicare and Medi-Cal
Agency Accreditation Status
Line
No.		(1)
Accreditation Status
10.Accredited by ACHCUnknown Accreditation Status
11.Accredited by CHAPUnknown Accreditation Status
12.Accredited by JCAHOAccredited
13.Accredited by otherUnknown Accreditation Status
Home Infusion Therapy / Pharmacy Only
Line
No.		(1)
15.Do you have a Registered Nurse on staff who makes home visits?No
16.Is your agency a licensed Pharmacy?No
Note: If the agency is a licensed pharmacy that provides only home infusion therapy equipment then there is no need to complete the remainder of the report
Special Services
Line
No.		(1)
20.AIDS ServicesYes
21.Blood TransfusionsNo
22.Enterostomal TherapyYes
23.IV Therapy (Includes Chemo and TPN)Yes
24.Mental Health CounselingYes
25.PediatricYes
26.Psychiatric NursingYes
27.Respiratory / Pulmonary TherapyNo
28.OtherNo
Patient Information
Line
No.		(1)
30.Number of unduplicated patients seen by your agency during the reporting year.4,885
Home Health Care
Line
No.		Other Home Health Visits(1)
No. of Visits
31.Pre-Admission Screening / Evaluations0
32.Outpatient Visits0
33.Other0
34.Total0
Other Home Health Services (Home Care Service, e.g. Continous Care)
Note: Do not complete lines 50-54 if these services were provided by an organization other than your licensed agency
Line
No.		(1)
40.Did your agency perform other Home Care Services?Yes
41.How many total hours of other Home Care did your agency provide?65,953
Other Home Care Services, Staff, and Functions
Line
No.		(1)
50.Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA)Yes
51.Home Health AideYes
52.Homemaker ServicesNo
53.Non-intermittent Nursing (RN / LVN)Yes
54.OtherYes
Section 3 - Home Health Agency Patients And Visits
Patients And Visits By Age
Line
No.		Age(1)
Patients		(2)
Visits
1.0 - 10 Years371757
2.11 - 20 Years5661,035
3.21 - 30 Years1,2032,990
4.31 - 40 Years4951,670
5.41 - 50 Years134978
6.51 - 60 Years1401,389
7.61 - 70 Years3242,987
8.71 - 80 Years7459,246
9.81 - 90 Years75510,120
10.91 Years and Older1522,271
15.Total4,885 33,443
Admissions By Source Of Referral
Line
No.		Source Of Referral(1)
Admissions
21.Another Home Health Agency11
22.Clinic35
23.Family / Friend0
24.Hospice0
25.Hospital (Discharge Planner, etc.)3,631
26.Local Health Department0
27.Long Term Care Facility (SN / IC)807
28.MSSP0
29.Payer (Insurance, HMO, etc.)67
30.Physician331
31.Self0
32.Social Service Agency0
34.Other3
35.Total4,885
Discharges By Reasons
Line
No.		Reason for Discharge(1)
Discharges
41.Admitted to Hospital49
42.Admitted to SN / IC Facility75
43.Death56
44.Family / Friends Assumed Responsibility10
45.Lack of Funds4
46.Lack of Progress75
47.No Further Home Health Care Needed4,343
48.Patient Moved out of Area30
49.Patient Refused Service70
50.Physician Request10
51.Transferred to Another HHA10
52.Transferred to Home Care (Personal Care)0
53.Transferred to Hospice21
54.Transferred to Outpatient Rehabilitation132
59.Other0
60.Total4,885
Visits By Type Of Staff
Line
No.		Type of Staff(1)
Visits
71.Home Health Aide1,497
72.Nutritionist (Diet Counseling)0
73.Occupational Therapist864
74.Physical Therapist8,421
75.Physician0
76.Skilled Nursing21,001
77.Social Worker607
78.Speech Pathologist / Audiologist1,049
79.Spiritual and Pastoral Care0
84.Other4
85.Total33,443
Visits By Primary Source Of Payment
Line
No.		Source Of Payment(1)
Visits
91.Medicare14,324
92.Medi-Cal4,948
93.TRICARE (CHAMPUS)0
94.Other Third Party (Insurance, etc.)481
95.Private (Self Pay)14
96.HMO / PPO (Includes Medicare and Medi-Cal HMOs)13,675
97.No Reimbursement1
99.Other (Includes MSSP)0
100.Total33,443
Section 4 - Health Care Utilization
Patients And Visits By Principal Diagnosis For Which Care Was Given*
Line
No.		Principal DiagnosisICD-9-CM Code(1)
Patients		(2)
Visits
1.Infectious and Parasitic diseases (exclude HIV)001.0-041.9, 045.0-139.819308
2.HIV infections (include AIDS, ARC, HIV)042120
3.Malignant neoplasms: Lung162.0-162.9, 197.0, 231.220175
4.Malignant neoplasms: Breast174.1-174.9, 175.0-175.9, 198.2, 198.81, 233.0437
5.Malignant neoplasms: Intestines152.0-154.8, 159.0, 197.4, 197.5, 197.8, 198.89, 230.3, 230.4, 230.71441
6.Malignant neoplasms: All other sites, excluding those in #3, 4, 5140.0-208.91, 230.0-234.9631,003
7.Non-malignant neoplasms: All sites210.0-229.9, 235.0-238.9, 239.0-239.91285
8.Diabetes mellitus250.00-250.9337536
9.Endocrine, metabolic, and nutritional diseases; Immunity disorders240.0-246.9, 251.0-279.935205
10.Diseases of blood and blood forming organs280.0-289.9947
11.Mental disorder290.0-31932405
12.Alzheimer's disease331.0415
13.Disease of nervous system and sense organs320.0-330.9, 331.1-389.953814
14.Diseases of cardiovascular system391.0-392.0, 393-402.91, 404.00-429.92522,457
15.Diseases of cerebrovascular system430-438.91511,876
16.Diseases of all other circulatory system390, 392.9, 403.00-403.91, 440.0-459.945714
17.Diseases of respiratory system460-519.91892,000
18.Diseases of digestive system520.0-579.976599
19.Diseases of genitourinary system580.0-608.9, 614.0-629.964909
20.Diseases of breast610.0-611.9157
21.Complications of pregnancy, childbirth, and the puerperium630-67713
22.Diseases of skin and subcutaneous tissue680.0-709.9822,160
23.Diseases of musculosketal system and connective tissue (include pathological fx, malunion fx, and nonunion fx)710.00-739.94733,961
24.Congenital anormalies and perinatal conditions (include birth fractures)740.0-779.957153
25.Symptoms, signs, and ill-defined conditions (exclude HIV positive test)780.01-795.6, 795.77, 796.0-799.92382,499
26.Fractures (exclude birth fx, pathological fx, malunion fx, nonunion fx)800.00-829.12843,196
27.All other injuries830.0-959.91163,103
28.Poisonings and adverse effects of external causes960.0-995.9400
29.Complications of surgical and medical care996.00-999.922639
30.Health services related to reproduction and developmentV20.0-V26.9, V28.0-V29.92,5265,412
31.Infants born outside hospital (infant care)V30.1, V30.2, V31.1, V31.2, V32.1, V32.2, V33.1, V33.2, V34.1, V34.2, V35.1, V35.2, V36.1, V36.2, V37.1, V37.2, V39.1, V39.200
32.Health hazards related to communicable diseasesV01.0-V19.8, V40.0-V49.918
33.Other health services for specific procedures and aftercareV50.0-V58.946
34.Visits for Evaluation and AssessmentV60.0-V83.8900
45.Total4,88533,443
* The list of ICD-9-CM codes excluded: 795.71, V08, V27.0-V27.9
How many of the patients you reported in Section 3 "Patients and Visits by Age"Table had a primary or secondary diagnosis of HIV or Alzheimer's Disease and how many health care visits were made to them? The primary condition for which an HIV or Alzheimer's patient was visited may have been a fracture, a skin infection, cancer, or any number of primary conditions. What we are asking relates to the number of HIV or Alzheimer's patients among your total patient load, regardless of the nature of the treatment received or the primary condition of the patient.
Line
No.		ICD-9-CM Code(1)
Patients		(2)
Visits
51.HIV042120
52.Alzheimer's Disease331.0415
Section 5 - Hospice Description
LICENSEE TYPE OF CONTROL
Line
No.		(1)
1.Select the one category that best describes the licensee type of control of your hospice from drop down list:Unselected Type of Control
Medicare/Medi-Cal Certification
Line
No.		(1)
Certification
5.Unknown certification
Hospice Accreditation Status
Line
No.		(1)
Accreditation Status
10.Accredited by ACHCUnknown Accreditation Status
11.Accredited by CHAPUnknown Accreditation Status
12.Accredited by JCAHOUnknown Accreditation Status
13.Accredited by otherUnknown Accreditation Status
Agency Type As Reported On Medicare Cost Report
Line
No.		(1)
20.Unknown Agency Type
Location of Service Delivery
Line
No.		(1)
25.Unknown Location
Section 6 - Hospice Services
Bereavement Services
Line
No.		Bereavement Services(1)
People Served
1.Survivors of hospice patients0
2.Survivors of persons not receiving hospice care0
Volunteer Services
Line
No.		Volunteer Services(1)
No. of Volunteers		(2)
Volunteer Hours
3.Patient / Family Services00
4.Bereavement00
5.Administrative00
6.Medicare Reportable Hours
(sum lines 3-5)		0
7.Fundraising00
9.Other00
10.Total00
Additional And Specialized Services
Check all services directly by OR contracted for by the hospice.
Line
No.		Additional and Specialized Hospice Services(1)
Services
11.Hospice Designated Inpatient Facility / UnitNo
12.Specialized Pediatric ProgramNo
13.Bereavement services to survivors of persons not receiving hospice careNo
14.Adult Day CareNo
15.Specialized Palliative Care ProgramNo
16.OtherNo
Visits By Type Of Staff
(Include After-Hours and Bereavement Visits)
Line
No.		Type of Staff(1)
Visits
21.Nursing - RN0
22.Nursing - LVN0
23.Social Services0
24.Hospice Physician Services0
25.Homemaker and Home Health Aide0
26.Chaplain0
29.Other Clinical Services0
30.Total0
Section 7 - Hospice Patient Information
Unduplicated Hospice Patients By Gender And Age Category
Line
No.		Age(1)
Male		(2)
Female		(3)
Other / Unknown		(4)
Total
1.0 - 1 Years0000
2.2 - 5 Years0000
3.6 - 10 Years0000
4.11 - 20 Years0000
5.21 - 30 Years0000
6.31 - 40 Years0000
7.41 - 50 Years0000
8.51 - 60 Years0000
9.61 - 70 Years0000
10.71 - 80 Years0000
11.81 - 90 Years0000
12.91 + Years0000
15.Total0000
Unduplicated Hospice Patients By Gender and Race
Line
No.		Race(1)
Male		(2)
Female		(3)
Other / Unknown		(4)
Total
21.White0000
22.Black0000
23.Native American0000
24.Asian / Pacific Islander0000
25.Other / Unknown0000
30.Total0000
Unduplicated Hospice Patients By Gender And Ethnicity
Line
No.		Ethnicity(1)
Male		(2)
Female		(3)
Other / Unknown		(4)
Total
31.Hispanic0000
32.Non-Hispanic0000
33.Unknown0000
35.Total0000
Hospice Patient Admissions By Source Of Referral
Line
No.		Source of Referral(1)
Patients
41.Home Health Agency0
42.Hospital (Discharge Planner, etc.)0
43.Long-Term Care Facility0
44.Other Hospice0
45.Payer (Insure, HMO,etc.)0
46.Physician0
47.RCFE / ARFCLHF0
48.Self / Family / Friend0
49.Social Service Agency0
54.Other0
55.Total0
Hospice Patient Discharges By Reason
Line
No.		Reason for Discharge(1)
Patients
61.Death0
62.Patient Moved Out of Area0
63.Patient Refused Service0
64.Transferred to Another Local Hospice0
65.Prognosis Extended0
66.Patient Desired Curative Treatment0
69.Other0
70.Total0
Hospice Patients Discharged By Length Of Stay
Line
No.		Length of Stay
(Days)		(1)
Patients
71.0-5 Days0
72.6-10 Days0
73.11-15 Days0
74.16-20 Days0
75.21-30 Days0
76.31-60 Days0
77.61-90 Days0
78.91-120 Days0
79.121-150 Days0
80.151-180 Days0
84.181 + Days0
85.Total0
Hospice Patient Admissions By County And Discharges By Disposition
Line
No.		(1)
County of Patients's
Residence at Time of Admission		(2)
No. of
Admissions		(3)
No. of
Deaths		(4)
No. of
Non-Death Discharges		(5)
No. of
Patients Served
91.00000
92.00000
93.00000
94.00000
95.00000
96.00000
97.00000
98.00000
99.00000
100.Total0000
Section 8 - Hospice Utilization
Please provide the number of patients discharged during calendar year reported regardless of payment source. Count the patient only under the principal diagnosis for which the patient was admitted for hospice care. Report each patient only once. The ICD-9-CM codes are provided only as a guide for you. You may use your hospice's existing definitions for diagnosis groups or the LMRP diagnosis codes from your fiscal intermediary, provided they match in a general way with the ICD-9-CM codes suggested.
Discharged Hospice Patient's Visits And Patient Days By Diagnosis
Line
No.		DiagnosisICD-9-CM Code(1)
No. of Patient Discharges		(2)
Visits for Discharged Patients		(3)
Discharged Patients Total Days of Care
1.Cancer140.0-208.91, 230.0-234.9000
2.Heart391.0-392.0, 393-402.91, 404.0-404.9 with fifth digit 1 or 3, 410.00-429.9000
3.Dementia and Cerebral Degeneration290.0-294.9, 331.1-331.9000
4.Lung, excluding cancer460-519.9000
5.Kidney, excluding cancer580.0-589.9, 403.00-403.93, 404.0-404.9 with fifth digit 2 or 3, 405.0-405.9 with fifth digit 1000
6.Liver, excluding cancer570-573.9000
7.HIV042000
8.Brain Stroke and late effects430-436, 438.0-438.9, 997.02000
9.Coma, with or without brain injury780.01-780.09, 850.4, 851.x5, 852.x5, 583.x5, 854.x5000
10.Diabetes250.00-250.93000
11.ALS*335.20000
19.OtherAll other codes that are not in lines 1-11.000
20.Total000
* Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also called Lou Gehrig's Disease
Section 9 - Hospice Care and Source of Payment
Please provide patient days for all patients served, including those in nursing facilities during the calendar year reported. Patients who change primary pay source during the calendar year reported should be reported for each pay source with the number of days of care recorded for each source (count each day only once even if there is more than one pay source on any one day).
Level of Care and Source of Payment
Line
No.		Source of Payment(1)
No. of Patients Served		(2)
Days of Routine Home Care		(3)
Days of Inpatient Care		(4)
Days of Respite Care		(5)
Days of Continuous Care		(6)
Total Patient Care Days
1.Medicare000000
2.Medi-Cal000000
3.Medi-Cal Managed Care000000
4.Managed Care000000
5.Private Insurance000000
6.Self Pay000000
7.Charity000000
9.Other*000000
10.Total000000
* Other payment sources may include but not limited to Workers Comp., Home Health benefit, etc.
Location of Care Provided
Line
No.		Location of Care(1)
Days of Routine Home Care		(2)
Days of Inpatient Care		(3)
Days of Respite Care		(4)
Days of Continuous Care		(5)
Total Patient Care Days
21.Home0000
22.Hospital0000
23.SNF00000
24.CLHF00000
25.RCFE / ARF0000
29.Other00000
30.Total00000
Section 10 - Hospice Income and Expenses Statement
Detail Of Operating Expenses
Where indicated, use data from Medicare Cost Report Worksheet A Column 10 and Lines as listed
Line
No.		(1)
Total		Medicare Cost Report Worksheet A, Column 10
General Service Cost Centers
30.Administrative and General$0Sum of Lines 1-6
Inpatient Care Service
31.Inpatient - General Care$0Line 10
32.Inpatient - Respite Care$0Line 11
Nursing Home
33.Room and Board SNFMedi-Cal Pass through Payments( $0 )
34.Medi-Cal Room and Board Contractual Payments$0
Program Supervision
35.Hospice Program / Team Supervision (Non-visit wages)$0
Visiting Services
36.Physician Services$0Line 15
37.Nursing Care$0Line 16
38.Rehabilitation Services (PT, OT, Speech)$0Sum of Lines 17, 18, and 19
39.Medical Social Services - Direct$0Line 20
40.Spiritual Counseling$0Line 21
41.Dietary Counseling$0Line 22
42.Counseling - Other$0Line 23
43.Home Health Aides and Homemakers$0Line 24
44.Other Visiting Services$0Line 25
Hospice Service Cost Centers
45.Drugs, Biologicals and Infusion$0Line 30
46.Durable Medical Equipment / Oxygen$0Line 31
47.Patient Transportation$0Line 32
48.Imaging, Lab and Diagnostics$0Sum of Lines 33 and 34
49.Medical Supplies$0Line 35
50.Outpatient Services (including ER Dept.)$0Line 36
51.Radiation Therapy$0Line 37
52.Chemotherapy$0Line 38
53.Other Hospice Service Costs$0Line 39
Other Hospice Costs
54.Bereavement Program Costs$0Line 50
55.Volunteer Program Costs$0Line 51
56.Fundraising$0Line 52
Other Costs
57.Other Program Costs*$0Line 53 plus any other costs
59.Total Operating Expenses$0
* Program costs including community education and outreach program costs.
Hospice Income Statement
Line
No.		(1)
Total
Gross Patient Revenue
101.Medicare$0
102.Medi-Cal (Excluding Room and Board)$0
103.Medi-Cal Managed Care (Excluding Roam and Board)$0
104.Managed Care (Non Medi-Cal)$0
105.Private Insurance$0
106.Self-Pay$0
109.Other Payers$0
110.Total Gross Patient Revenue (sum of lines 101 through 109)$0
Write-Offs and Adjustments
111.Contractual Adjustments$0
112.Denials / Bad Debt$0
113.Charity$0
119.Other Write-offs and Adjustments$0
120.Total Write-Offs and Adjustments (sum of lines 111 through 119)$0
125.Net Patient Revenue (line 110 minus line 120)$0
Other Operating Revenue
131.Grants$0
132.Donations / Contributions$0
133.Unrelated Business Income$0
139.Other$0
140.Total Other Operating Revenue (sum of lines 131 through 139)$0
145.Total Operating Revenue (line 125 plus line 140)$0
Operating Expenses
151.General Service Cost Centers$0
152.Inpatient Care Service$0
153.Nursing Home$0
154.Program Supervision$0
155.Visiting Services$0
156.Hospice Service Cost Centers$0
157.Other Hospice Costs$0
159.Other Costs$0
160.Total Operating Expenses (sum of lines 151 through 159)$0
165.Net from Operations (line 145 minus line 160)$0
170.Income Tax$0
175.Net Income (line 165 minus line 170)$0
General Comments:
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