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Session 10 | Effective Data Strategies for Five Star, FL QIP, PBJ and PDPM – Bridge your Data Gap
Time: 10:00 to 11:30 a.m.
Type/Topic: Finance and Reimbursement
Session Summary
In the fast-paced world of skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), data is not just helpful, it’s essential. The growing emphasis on quality-driven care, Five Star outcomes, FL QIP, PBJ, PDPM, and operational efficiency has made data the foundation of high-performing organizations. Data is the bedrock upon which you can build better outcomes. It provides transparency, uncovers opportunities for growth, and informs evidence-based decisions. But data alone isn’t enough. The key lies in building your data gap through effective data strategies to drive measurable improvements in your quality outcomes. This session will present practical steps SNFs can take to leverage their data and impact outcomes in easy meaningful ways.
Presenters
Dahlia Kroth
Vice President of Strategic Relations | Strategic Healthcare Program (SHP)
About the Presenter
Dahlia Kroth, VP of Strategic Relations at SHP, brings expertise in performance improvement and is recognized as a trusted data expert. She collaborates with SNF organizations nationwide, using data to achieve performance excellence. Dahlia's commitment extends beyond her role at SHP and serves on the AHCA/NCAL National Quality Awards Program as a Gold and Silver Quality Examiner. This invaluable expertise further enhances her ability to guide organizations towards achieving the highest standards of quality and operational excellence.
Greg Seiple
Vice President of Clinical Informatics | Strategic Healthcare Program (SHP)
About the Presenter
Greg Seiple began his career in long term care as a nursing assistant in 1993 while still attending nursing school to become a Registered Nurse. He held various positions at both the facility and corporate level with HCR ManorCare, where he spent 19 years eventually becoming an Assistant Vice President in the Clinical Services Department. Greg has held VP or SVP level positions leading corporate clinical teams for other organizations before joining SHP/IntelliLogix as the VP of Clinical Informatics. Greg also teaches a portion of the Nursing Home Administrators course at Penn State University, Main Campus for the last 8 years as an adjunct instructor and has been a member of the AHCA Clinical Practice Committee for the last 4 years.