Skilled Nursing News November 19, 2024
Zahida Siddiqi

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is set to implement a series of major revisions to its long-term care survey guidelines, effective February 2025.

The changes, which were shared in an advance copy of a 900-page document, focus on a variety of areas, ranging from admission agreements and medication management to infection control and health equity considerations. The new guidance for State Survey Agencies (SAs) aims to streamline the survey process and eliminate overlapping citations.

“Health and safety updates are regularly made to address emerging trends in deficiency citations nationwide. This ensures that our guidance remains aligned with current standards of practice and reflects the evolving needs of residents. These updates are essential to maintaining the integrity of...

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