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Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the purpose of the IRF-Pai manual?

  The purpose of the IRF-PAI Manual is to offer continuing guidance to IRFs regarding collection, submission, and reporting of assessment data. The IRF-PAI Manual offers item-by-item coding instructions and coding examples for each item to assist IRF staff to accurately complete the IRF-PAI.

• Where can I find the CMS IRF Pai guide?

  Through inquiries to the IRF Post-Acute Care (PAC) Quality Reporting Program (QRP) Help Desk, CMS identifies the opportunity to clarify or refine guidance. The Quarterly Q&A document is available in the Downloads section of this webpage. Delayed: Release of Updated IRF-PAI Version 4.0 and Accompanying Guidance Manual

• How many PAI items are there on pariconnect?

  Administration and scoring are available 24/7 on PARiConnect, our online assessment platform. The 344 PAI items constitute 22 nonoverlapping scales covering the constructs most relevant to a broad-based assessment of mental disorders: four validity scales, 11 clinical scales, five treatment scales, and two interpersonal scales.

• Who are the Art Students at Paier College?

  Nichole Croce receives First Honors with her series with her series, “Be Patient Be Still”, (silver gelatin prints) at the IMAGE2016 Shoreline Art Alliance Annual Photography Competition and Exhibition in […] Paier College is an institution preparing students for careers in art, design, communications, and marketing.

• What does it mean when Medicare is a secondary payer?

  Being a "secondary payer" means that Medicare is second-in-line to paying your healthcare claims. The primary payer-whoever else you're insured by on top of Medicare-will be the primary source responsible for covering your bills.

• Is Medicare Part B secondary payer?

  Usually the secondary payer is your Medicare Insurance plan, like Medigap. An example of a primary and secondary payer is: If you visit your Medicare-approved doctor, Medicare Part B will pay 80% of the cost which leaves 20%. Most Medigap plans will pay the entirety of the 20%.

• What is Medicare Secondary Payer claim?

  Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) is the term used when Medicare considers payment after a primary insurance company makes their payment determination. The primary payer is required to process and make primary payment on the claim in accordance with the coverage provisions of its contract.

• When is Medicare the secondary payer?

  Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP) Overview. Medicare is a secondary payer when the beneficiary is covered by group insurance, Workers' Compensation, or if other third-party liability (no-fault, liability) applies.