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Operational efficiency enhances resource utilization, reduces waste, and ensures staff and residents benefit from a well-organized environment. Improving efficiency isn’t just about cost savings—it’s ...

CMS introduced F628 to standardize and regulate how facilities manage the transfer and discharge of residents.

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has addressed these issues through F627, which specifically targets noncompliant transfer and discharge practices.

The National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN), a program under the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), plays a critical role in safeguarding healthcare environments, including long-term ...

Regulatory compliance forms the backbone of effective operations in nursing homes. It ensures the safety and dignity of residents, supports high-quality care delivery, and protects facilities from ...

Effective staff training and ongoing education are vital to ensuring that nursing homes can meet regulatory standards and provide the best possible care to residents.

Advancements in technology have transformed diabetes management, offering valuable tools that can significantly improve care in nursing homes.

To prevent repeat deficiencies, many facilities turn to quality improvement initiatives that establish proactive, sustainable compliance practices.

Older adults often experience unique challenges related to diabetes, making it essential for nursing home staff and caregivers to adopt effective strategies.

When a survey highlights deficiencies, nursing homes are required to respond with Plans of Correction (PoCs) that address specific issues.