MedCity News January 24, 2025
Chelsea Murray

Capital audits can create financial pressures for facilities. However, with proactive risk mitigation, nursing homes can safeguard their financial stability and ensure continued compliance.

Nursing homes today face a multitude of challenges that impact their ability to provide quality care to residents. Rising operational costs, workforce shortages and the increasing complexity of medical needs among an aging population are just a few of the issues these institutions face.

The ongoing demand for highly skilled staff, coupled with high turnover rates and burnout, strains resources and affects the overall care environment. Additionally, nursing homes must navigate the evolving landscape of healthcare regulations and funding cuts, which further complicate their ability to deliver consistent, patient-centered care.

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