Jennifer Bauguss

Vice President, Compliance & Quality at Trellis Supportive Care

Jennifer Bauguss, PhD(c), MHA, currently serves as the Vice President of Compliance & Quality at Trellis Supportive Care, overseeing critical areas such as Compliance, Quality, Health Information Management, Clinical Education, Infection Control, and Emergency Preparedness. Previous roles include Senior Practice Compliance Specialist at Cone Health, where compliance with coding and billing regulations was ensured, and Physician Compliance Analyst at Wake Forest Baptist Health, where internal chart reviews and educational sessions for healthcare providers were conducted. Jennifer's foundational experience in healthcare also includes positions as Medical Coder III at Wake Forest Baptist Health, Financial Counselor/Pre-Cert Coordinator at Novant Health, and Certified Coding Specialist at MedQuest Associates. Jennifer holds a Master of Health Administration from Pfeiffer University and is pursuing a PhD in Organizational Leadership from Carolina University.

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Winston-Salem, United States

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Trellis Supportive Care

Walking the path together. For more than 30 years, we’ve been providing kind and compassionate care to our Piedmont Triad community. Your Trellis Supportive Care, North Carolina's original hospice and palliative care provider, is comfortable, accessible and comprehensive to address any need that arises. Anyone, including family and friends, can make a referral. And, since there’s no cost to the patient, you or your loved ones can always benefit from any of our services. We also provide help long before hospice is required, which usually translates to less discomfort or pain. Both patients and family receive support and care from a specially trained, dedicated team of clinical staff and generous volunteers. In all we do, dignity, comfort and peace-of-mind matter most. While our care addresses the pertinent medical needs, it also enhances the emotional, spiritual and social well-being. Although most patients receive care in their homes, services are provided to nursing home residents, assisted living communities, group and rest homes, and at the family-oriented Kate B. Reynolds Hospice Home. Counseling and bereavement services are also available to patients and families. Of course, at no cost to them.