Your supply room is hiding revenue.Medicare will pay for it.But most SNFs don't know how.Between midnight calls and morning meetings,you're too busy to notice:Every supply usedis revenue missed.Think about yesterday:• How many wound changes?• How many blood sugar checks?• How many ostomy supplies ordered?Now multiply that by 365.That's your unclaimed revenue.After 15 years in long-term care,here's what nobody tells SNFs:Every:• Enteral kit• Trache kit• Wound pad• Bladder scan• Ostomy supply• Blood sugar stripIs billable under Medicare Part B.You've heard:‘We get our supplies for free’'The return isn't worth the effort'‘Our part b supplier does that for us’Here's what they don't tell you:Free supplies cost youreimbursement dollars.They keep profits that belong to you.Can you answer yes to these 3 questions:1. We have LTC residents? ✓2. They’re on Medicare Part B? ✓3. They’re using basic Part B supplies? ✓Yes? Then I’m sorry to say, you're leaving money on the table.The solution is simple:1. You provide care (already doing)2. We bill Medicare B (we handle this)3. Money hits your account (~60 days)• No upfront costs.• No need to switch vendors.• No change to your workflow.• Pay nothing if we fond nothing.• No costly all staff training or inserviceSimple truth:Your supplies should pay for themselves + our service and still make you money. There are 2 types of facilities:Those paying for supplies.Those getting paid for them.Which are you?_____________I help SNFs get paid for—not save on—their Part B supplies. Because every supply used should be revenue earned.