Continuing Education Opportunities

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ARTICLES
Where Do The Billions of Dollars Go? A look at Nursing Home Related Party Transactions
Staffing for Nursing Homes
 

WEBINARS

Disability Rights and Self-Determination in Nursing Homes and Long-Term Care Settings
The 411 on LTCCC: Fighting for the Rights of Nursing Home Residents
Using Data to Protect Nursing Home Residents

“A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal." 


~ Steve Maraboli


Looking Ahead

05/2024

Older Americans Month



06/01/2024

Intergenerational Day



06/13/2024

World Elder Abuse Awareness Event at Central Pines Regional Council



06/15/2024

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day





CAC Activity Report Reminder

04/10/2024

Due: 2nd Quarter Reports



07/10/2024

Due: 3rd Quarter Reports



10/10/2024

Due: 4th Quarter Reports

Did you know that when inspecting a nursing home, CMS calculates a health inspection score based on points assigned to deficiencies identified in each active provider's three most recent recertification health inspections, as well as on deficiency findings from the most recent three years of complaints inspections and findings from focused infection control surveys? 




Click here to be directed to the Technical Users' Guide.

 
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Deeper Dive

Residents' Rights

Each issue will highlight a different Residents' Right.

See below for a Deeper Dive into Residents' Right #10!


10) To send and receive mail promptly and unopened, unless the resident requests that someone open and read mail, and to have access at his or her expense to writing instruments, stationery, and postage.



  • This is a legal right of all United States citizens. Mail cannot be opened without the resident's consent.



  • If a resident requests assistance with opening or reading his/her mail or in answering mail, these requests should be honored by staff. Likewise, management should respond to request for assistance in obtaining stationary, stamps or pens/pencils by either transporting the resident to a store or obtaining supplies for the resident at cost. The resident is expected to pay for his/her own expenses. 


  • Mail should always be delivered to the resident on the same day it is received in the facility.  

APRIL 2024 ISSUE 10

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