Our Medication Discrepancy/Error Report has been newly updated to reflect current guidance under §483.45 Pharmacy Services. This streamlined tool supports accurate error reporting, ensures timely communication with all relevant parties, and provides space to document the potential impact on the resident and corrective actions taken to prevent recurrence.

The Nursing Services Policy and Procedure Manual provides a comprehensive framework to support structured, interdisciplinary care. It outlines key aspects of nursing practice in long-term care settings, with the primary goal of establishing a consistent and organized approach to both clinical and administrative nursing processes. Plus, the manual was just updated on The MED-PASS Gallery!

Easily comply with F732 with the Nurse Staffing Information tool – your essential companion for efficient and compliant nurse staffing management in healthcare facilities. Designed with precision and clarity, this tool streamlines the process of documenting and posting nurse staffing information, ensuring that your facility meets regulatory requirements while enhancing transparency for residents, staff, and visitors.

Trauma-informed care is not an optional enhancement, but a fundamental necessity in long-term care settings. By recognizing and addressing the lasting effects of trauma, LTC facilities can create environments where residents feel safe, respected, and empowered.

You're in luck! Our new digital document delivery platform, The MED-PASS Gallery, is included with all long-term care publications! Simply find the tools you’re interested in, place your order, and gain access within one business day. As fast as our editorial team can finalized the content, we will make it available digitally!

For years, the MDS Navigator® PDPM has been an essential tool for MDS Coordinators and RNACs, providing quick, reliable access to key clinical and reimbursement guidance. Co-developed between MED-PASS and AAPACN, this latest edition delivers the most up-to-date insights in an easy-to-use format.

Ensuring that patients are well-informed and actively involved in their treatment decisions is more important than ever, especially with the implementation of QSO-25-12-NH. The Informed Consent for Use of Psychotropic Medication not only meets regulatory requirements but also fosters resident/representative engagement and trust.