More and more providers are implementing access control systems to keep communities safe. But without testing the systems, they’ll likely fail. Learn what this means for providers from Patrick Mahoney, Senior Technology Designer.
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The numerous teams at Direct Supply pride themselves on bringing fresh, new ideas to Senior Living...
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New technologies can help you keep your staff and residents safe.
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With the wave of the baby boomers on the horizon, demand for new technology in Senior Living...
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Does your community need a new nurse call system? Discover three new cost-effective systems designed to help you provide exceptional care.
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When it comes to Senior Living technology, there have been great strides in advancing nurse call...
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The ability to acquire ECGs on-site quickly can help providers communicate with outside physicians for diagnosis guidance more efficiently.
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Given the life-saving ability of these crucial devices, it is important to understand all aspects of implementation, including functionality and placement, to make sure you are prepared when a critical situation arises.
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Do you have questions about pressure mapping? We asked a product engineer, a product consultant, and a clinical director to share their perspectives on pressure mapping and what you need to know when shopping for a mattress.
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As more and more regulation changes become reality, care providers need to be extra vigilant about their impacts on care and fall prevention plans. One important area relates to the use of alarms, specifically around F689.
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In the past, bladder scanners were thought of as an expensive piece of equipment that only assesses urinary incontinence. They were viewed as difficult to use, undependable and inaccurate. Thus, they were rarely taken out of the closet, only to collect dust. But times have changed.
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If you’re wondering how the implementation of Phase II of the Requirements of Participation in late November 2017 affects you and your residents, you’re not alone. Many Long Term Care providers are concerned about how the definition of a restraint applies to numerous products in their communities, specifically in reference to F604; 483.10 (e)(1).
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