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2022 Federal Payroll Tax tables are available with Main Office Software version 7019 dated 12/21/2021.

Allegheny Software has made an adjustment to how posting will be handled when doing Episodic Billing, as agencies will not have to bill a RAP to Medicare after 1/1/2022. When a RAP or Final is billed – HHC 3000 will … Continue reading →

Notice of Admission Effect 01/01/2021 CMS is requiring agencies to submit a Home Health Notice of Admission (NOA) instead of RAPs on and after 01/01/2021. Per CMS guidelines (MLN Matters MM12256) HHA must submit a NOA to their MAC within … Continue reading →

HHC3000 has been updated with the FINAL FY 2022 Hospice Payment Rates, Wage Index and Labor Shares by Level of Care, effective 10/1/2021.

On June 17, 2021, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) issued new Emergency Temporary Standards (ETS) that specially apply to employers that provide “healthcare services”.  The ETS address COVID-19 precautions and employer obligations.  Some of the standards have an … Continue reading →

Below you will find instructions on exporting EVV information from Sandata and importing into HHC3000. 1. Once logged into HHC 3000, select the ‘Utilities” tab 2.  Next select “Telephony EVV” under the Imports column 3.  At the top of the … Continue reading →

Version 6883 will include an update to the Home Health Aide Plan of Care. An Additional tab has been added labeled Frequency/Supervisory. This will include the Visit Frequency/Duration and Supervisory Visit Frequency. When filled out, these will print in the … Continue reading →

There appears to be an issue with logging into the Allegheny Software Managed Hosting Software from within different web browsers. Our technical staff is actively working on this. 3/12/21 4:30p- Issue resolved. Log in Screen may appear different at this … Continue reading →

On 2/22/21, CMS Claims Processing Issues has announced update regarding Reason Codes U5391 & 38107: No RAP or No Matching RAP is found. After they researched the issues, the CMS system is editing claims correctly. They report that regardless of … Continue reading →