Are you still struggling to adapt to all the changes brought on by COVID-19? What are the future plans for compliance? For implementing new technologies? For updating your emergency preparedness plan? If you weren’t able to join the webinar we were a part of on July 15th, along with Fully Managed and Richter Healthcare. Here …
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Life around the world has changed dramatically in 2020. Because of COVID-19, homelife, work-life, schools, and social lives are no longer what they used to be. Among the most heavily impacted by the pandemic are those that live and work in senior care. Outbreaks in facilities have forced the sector to examine current methods and …

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, senior care facilities have had to adapt to changing situations in their facilities, communities, and states or provinces; with each change being communicated to staff, residents, family members, and regulators. The increased need for transparency and proactive outreach has placed an extra burden on already strained care teams. To help support …

As lockdown restrictions ease across the country, visitors are slowly being allowed to return to senior care homes. For months, families and friends have been separated from each other, and soon, they can reunite in person. To ensure visits can continue, local health authorities have released guidelines (for example Ontario and CMS) to help maintain …

“I would recommend Cliniconex because it solves a sizable problem in a remarkably simple way. They took a big problem and made an easy answer.”

For facilities that have implemented Cliniconex’s Automated Care Messaging as part of their communications strategy, they have adapted the tool to suit their ever-changing needs, as well as to comply with local and federal regulations. Here are some of the ways in which they are making sure families stay informed. Following CMS Guidelines to notify …

The Cliniconex team is absolutely amazing. They made it so easy, so painless to get up and running very quickly. It saved us a ton of anxiety and concern.

On May 6th, The Centers For Medicare and Medicaid Services released an update clarifying the new reporting requirements for skilled nursing facilities should staff or residents test positive for COVID-19. These new regulations are intended to increase transparency between staff, residents and their families. For more information, read the Q&A section here.

Like most of us right now, I’m sure you are checking the news quite frequently and know that COVID-19 is disproportionately affecting senior care homes. While some might welcome social distancing during the crisis, for those in senior care, not having family and friends visit, let alone not being able to socialize with fellow residents, …

Keeping resident families informed of their loved one’s status is critical in an emergency. The current COVID-19 crisis has made this more important than ever before. With senior care facilities continuing to feel the impact of the virus, care teams are working long hours and extra shifts to care for their residents, while also conducting …
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