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3 metrics to track to improve operations in senior living.
Choosing the right metrics is critical to ensuring that your organization balances service quality, staff efficiency, and resident well-being. Read this blog to understand what metrics are critical to track, why they matter most, and which innovations can help you measure care accurately.
The Inaction & Cost Connection: Mitigating Fall Risk in Senior Living
When residents haven an increased fall risk, you risk accruing costs for the outcomes. In fact, the latest CNA report states that 75% of fall claims close with payments. And experts say that 80-90% of all claims are somehow related to falls. In our latest webinar, hear from insurers, innovators, legal experts, and operators how to successfully mitigate fall risk in your communities—and what the costs are for inaction in fall prevention. They agree on 4 crucial steps to reduce fall risk and potential claims. Is your organization implementing them?
Increase wellness checks and their benefits without increasing staff
See how to reduce risk in senior living with consistent wellness checks, including creating unexpected safety improvements tied directly to staff satisfaction—which is driven by more engagement with residents, developed in part during resident rounding. And see how to increase both wellness checks and their benefits without adding any additional staff.
Top 5 fall prevention tactics you can train in 15 minutes
Director of Clinical Success Laura Hastings, OTR/L, shares proven fall prevention strategies from SafelyYou’s team of clinicans—who have analyzed over 100k fall incidents. Use these simple, successful, data-driven tactics to train your team, and help create a culture of fall prevention in your communities.
Breakthroughs in AI + Alzheimer’s care: From early detection to fall detection
Learn what’s happening now and what to expect next as AI transforms dementia care. Hear from AI pioneer Dr. Trevor Darrell and the Alzheimer’s Association’s Dr. Elizabeth Edgerly in this critical conversation. It’s what every clinician should know about AI and Alzheimer’s care.