Lisa Selman-Holman

Lisa Selman-Holman

Vice President, Clinical Services, McBee

Lisa Selman-Holman, JD, BSN, RN, HCS-D, COS-C, is the VP of Clinical Services at McBee, bringing over 35 years of expertise in home health and hospice. As a registered nurse and home care attorney, she specializes in regulatory compliance. Lisa has held various roles, from field nurse to executive, managing accreditation surveys, acquisitions, and regulatory crises. In 2004, she founded Selman-Holman & Associates, offering consulting, coding and OASIS review services. Lisa is a renowned educator, known for turning challenges into achievements. Joining McBee in 2021, she leads education initiatives at the Post-Acute Academy, providing courses for home health and hospice staff and executives, including clinical, regulatory and onboarding requirements. Back

Recent articles from this author

OASIS and Coding Alignment Avoiding the Pressure Points That Create Compliance Risk

OASIS and Coding Alignment: Avoiding the Pressure Points That Create Compliance Risk

Wednesday, July 08 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership

As coding guidance, OASIS requirements and value-based purchasing expectations evolve, even experienced clinicians can run into areas where the right answer isn’t always obvious. Understanding where documentation challenges happen can help organizations manage risk and streamline consistency.

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Falls with Major Injury Revamped: New Requirements in 2026 for Home Health Providers

Falls with Major Injury Revamped: New Requirements in 2026 for Home Health Providers

Thursday, April 23 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership

Falls are among the most costly and dangerous risks in home health and now reporting them has changed in a big way. Effective January 1, 2026, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) updated the Falls with Major Injury (FMI) measure, impacting patient safety and quality of life, costs, outcomes and organizational performance across post-acute care.

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Understanding Face to Face Requirements for Home Health Compliance

Understanding the Face-to-Face Requirements for Home Health Compliance

Tuesday, March 24 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership

In home health, few documents carry as much weight as the face-to-face (F2F) encounter. Required under the Affordable Care Act and enforced as a condition of payment, the F2F supports eligibility, medical necessity and homebound status at the start of care. Over the years, the requirement has evolved from a simple form to a clinical note. Recent regulatory updates have simplified some language, but the core intent remains the same. The patient must be seen by an approved provider in a timely manner, and that encounter must clearly relate to the primary reason home health services are needed.

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