I need a script writer for a sales video in a very specific niche industry. Hospice Audit Company. I have a spokesperson and I need to condense this outline into a sales script for the video.

Introduction: Hello, thank you for your interest in Clearview Hospice Education and Audit Reviews. We’re here to meet your needs for education and to give you expert help and guidance both during and before an audit. We offer four services to help you obtain your goal of being a hospice that is above the rest. Preventative Review Plan Our Preventative Review ensures that your company is well prepared for an audit. We review ten charts of your choice in their entirety for both clinical and technical aspects. Using a detail-oriented approach, we review the chart for the major culprits for denial in an audit, including terminal diagnosis not deemed to be six months or less and physician’s narrative at recertification as well as any themes that require improvement. The information is then transcribed in an easy-to-read fashion that contains only the relevant information needed to justify a terminal diagnosis and is evaluated for risk of potential denial in the case of an actual audit. An improvement plan is developed for hospice staff and presented via Zoom for educational purposes, and you receive a written copy of the presentation. After identifying areas of improvement and educating on how to improve, we do a follow up evaluation after two months with five charts. Documentation from the date of the presentation through the two months after is reviewed, and if any issues continue to be present, we will write them out and submit them to your clinical director. This approach can increase the quality of care provided, improve documentation and provide less stress during an actual audit. All our review staff are registered nurses with at least two years of case management experience, and in many cases, far more than that. Upon completion, all reviews are submitted to Valerie Jobe, FNP and CEO of Clearview Hospice Education and Audit Reviews for a final evaluation. We provide an unbiased and experienced perspective to identify problem areas, and we’re not only there to show you where improvements are needed, we do the education for you and then make sure it is being implemented. We’re with you all the way. Audit Rescue Plan All hospices will be audited during the course of their existence. Generally speaking, hospices send the chart off and hope for the best, with no voice as to why the patient was appropriate for service. The number one reason for a denial in an audit is failure to prove a patient’s terminal prognosis of six months or less. The reviewer that is assigned to your chart has never met the patient, has never attended one of your Interdisciplinary Team Meetings and is likely not familiar with the charting system that has produced all the information they are tasked with reviewing. With Clearview’s proven Audit Rescue plan, we ensure that you have a voice in the form of a care summary that is sent along with the requested documentation. We go through every single aspect of the requested dates in the chart and use a concise and efficient format to give Medicare a summary of why the patient was appropriate for hospice. Hundreds to thousands of pages turn into just enough to get the relevant information across, with references for each piece in information. The summary gives the reviewer an easier way to view the information and check back to the exact place it was noted from, which aids in their determination. It also gives the hospice a way to showcase why care was provided. Audits can be stressful, and possible Hospice Education For Staff Hospice requires knowledge beyond what is usually taught in many nursing and nurses aide programs. In fact, there may be a few questions on one test covering end of life care, and that might be the only formal education that one gets from a nursing program about the topic. As we know, there is far more to hospice than what a few chapters can cover. Clearview understands this and we want to help your staff to be well prepared to care for patients.