Recognizing changes early, sharing the right information at the right time, building strong partnerships: better resident care depends on all three.
At NCAL Day, explore practical approaches to these and other clinical challenges facing assisted living providers. Here’s a look at three sessions focused on better coordination, earlier recognition, and stronger resident outcomes.
Connect care across settings
Strong partnerships and better information can lead to better coordinated care. In Beyond Four Walls: Wellness Coordination and Connected Care AL, discover how resident data, earlier interventions and connected care can strengthen care coordination and transitions while helping reduce emergency department visits and hospitalizations.
Recognize changes earlier
Noticing a change in a resident’s condition early can make all the difference. Reduce Rehospitalization Through Early Recognition offers a real-world look at how one provider used the INTERACT Program across its assisted living communities. Learn how staff training, early recognition, communication and documentation came together, and how data can support ongoing quality improvement.
See the possibilities in population health
Population health and value-based care are reshaping how providers think about outcomes, partnerships and the value of care. In Driving Better Outcomes in AL, explore what these approaches mean for assisted living and how they can improve resident outcomes, reduce health care costs, and support financial sustainability.
And that’s only a glimpse of what’s ahead at NCAL Day.
Come ready to learn, exchange ideas and leave with practical approaches you can bring back to your community.
Join us Sunday, October 11, in Boston for NCAL Day, then keep the momentum going at DS26.