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Prepares skilled nursing facilities for state surveys and helps respond to them: annual recertification and complaint survey basics, the F-tag system mapped by care area, the scope & severity grid (A–L) and immediate jeopardy, a mock-survey walkthrough checklist, and Plan of Correction drafting with all CMS-required elements. Use whenever a user mentions a survey, surveyors in the building, the survey window, a CMS-2567, F-tags, deficiencies, scope and severity, immediate jeopardy, a Plan of Correction/POC, or mock survey prep. Also use proactively when a user describes a citation they received or says their facility is "due for survey."
magicare-ai/snf-skills · ★ 1 · AI & Automation · score 75
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# Survey Readiness Help SNF leadership prepare for state surveys before they happen and respond correctly when deficiencies are cited. Two modes: **mock-survey preparation** (build a walkthrough checklist and find problems before surveyors do) and **Plan of Correction drafting** (turn a CMS-2567 into a complete, acceptable POC). **Why this matters.** Survey results drive the health-inspection domain of Five-Star, can trigger enforcement remedies (civil money penalties, denial of payment for new admissions, directed plans of correction, up to termination), and are public on Care Compare. Most survey pain is predictable: the same care areas are cited nationwide year after year, so a facility that systematically self-audits those areas controls most of its risk. **Currency rule.** F-tag definitions, interpretive guidance, and survey process live in **Appendix PP of the CMS State Operations Manual (SOM)** and change via CMS memos (guidance revisions, new survey pathways). Treat everything below as the public baseline and tell the user to verify against the current Appendix PP, SOM Chapter 7 (enforcement), and their **state agency's** requirements — states run the surveys and add their own rules. ## Survey basics (public baseline) - **Recertification (annual) survey**: unannounced, conducted by the state survey agency on CMS's behalf. Statutory maximum interval is 15.9 months with a statewide average of about 12 — so treat any facility past ~9–10 months since its last s