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Survey and Certification Issues Related to Swine Flu Outbreak 09-33

PDF Version of DQA 09-017  (PDF, 38 KB)

Date: May 6, 2009
To: Ambulatory Surgical Centers ASC 02
End Stage Renal Dialysis Units ESRD 02
Facilities for the Developmentally Disabled FDD 04
Home Health Agencies HHA 02
Hospices HSPC 03
Hospitals HOSP 06
Nursing Homes NH 05
Outpatient Rehabilitation Facilities OPT/SP 02
Rural Health Clinics RHC 02
From: Alfred C. Johnson, Director
Bureau of Technology, Licensing and Education
Via:

Otis Woods, Administrator
Division of Quality Assurance

Survey and Certification Issues Related to Swine Flu Outbreak 09-33

The purpose of this memo is to introduce revised Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) memo 09-33 regarding Survey and Certification Issues Related to Swine Flu.

On April 28, 2009, CMS reissued Survey and Certification memo 09-33. Presently, the Secretary of the U.S Department of Health and Human Services has not invoked the 1135 wavier authority which would waive or modify survey and certification requirements.

The memo also provides useful Centers for Disease Control and Health and Human Resources web links.

Attached to this introductory memo you will find the CMS memo.

For more information about H1N1 influenza, visit http://pandemic.wisconsin.gov/.

Attachment

S&C Memo 09-33- Survey and Certification Issues Related to Swine Flu Outbreak

 

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