If You Have Complaints about Wisconsin Health Care

Information about Division of Quality Assurance (DQA)

DQA Web Pages Information

Provider Types Regulated by DQA

DQA Listservs

Consumer Information

DQA Facility Directories

DQA Provider Training

DQA Numbered Memos

DHS Forms

Construction/
Remodeling of Health Care Facilities

WI Nurse Aide Training and Registry Info

Caregiver Program/ Background Checks

WI Adult Programs Caregiver Misconduct Registry

Home Health Agencies (HHAs)
Information for Providers

Introduction | Rules_&_Regulations | Providers | Contacts | What's_Happening | Publications | Related Sites

Division of Quality Assurance Information:

• Definition of Skilled Nursing for Home Health Licensure

• Home Health Agency Application Process

• Survey Guide: Home Health and Hospice Licensure and Certification, PDE-3075 (PDF, 50 KB)

• Home Health Agency Medicare Certification Information

• Health Facility Directories - including Home Health Agencies

• Reporting Client / Patient Death Attributable to Suicide, Restraint, or Psychotropic Medication

• Filing a Complaint Resource Sheet (consumer information)

• Facilities Seeking to Perform Laboratory Testing - Information

• OASIS Information

• Medication Errors

• The Pharmacy Newscapsule

See Federal Home Health Information for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, OASIS materials, etc.

AT&T Global Network Client Software Download and Installation Instructions required for OASIS record submission - QIES Tech Support Office (exit DHS)

Other Wisconsin Information:

• Rights of Home Health Agency Patients (DDE 2601) (PDF, 14 KB)

• Wisconsin Licensing Information to Operate a Home Health Agency (exit DHS)

• Wisconsin Medicaid Home Health Provider Information (exit DHS)

• Wisconsin Home Health Agency and Patient Information, Bureau of Health Information

• WI Facilities with Dedicated Units for the Care of Ventilator-Dependent Persons

• Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Programs

• The Diabetes Prevention & Control Program in Wisconsin - includes links to Care Guidelines and Strategic Plan 2004-2009

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Last Updated: September 09, 2009