Meeting regulatory requirements for your post-acute care facility is harder than ever

The Covid-19 pandemic has ravaged post-acute care facilities, where 85% of patients are elderly and are more susceptible to the disease.1 Already facing substantial scrutiny, post-acute care facilities could soon face further regulation.

It costs your facility a great deal of money when it doesn’t meet quality targets. In fact, within 30 days of discharge, more than 20% of Medicare recipients in skilled nursing facilities return to the hospital, at a cost of more than $4 billion per year.2

You need a way to build staff knowledge, confidence, and competence to meet regulatory requirements related to quality care metrics. By doing this, you’ll avoid costly fines to your institution as well as reduce turnover.

Hospital readmissions cost Medicare $26 billion dollars a year, $17 billion of which is avoidable.3
Maintain nurse competency and improve quality of care with Lippincott® Solutions
Lippincott® Solutions gives you the training and care guidance you need to ensure your facility meets the stringent quality standards set by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).

Our specially selected collection of Lippincott® Solutions products is specifically tailored to post-acute facilities such as yours. Our goal is to help you improve your quality metrics and maximize your preventive or corrective action plan.

By adopting our best-in-class suite of evidence-based, institutional software, you’ll gain the following benefits:

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  • Lower your readmission rate with tools to help you begin planning for successful discharge starting at admission
  • Provide appropriate assessment and treatment to patients with guidance on assessing and managing common conditions
  • Reduce the use of antipsychotic medication unless indicated with help assessing patient behavior and non-pharmacologic ways to manage behavioral issues
  • Prevent hospital-acquired conditions with information on preventing and managing issues such as pressure ulcers
  • Implement pain management courses and procedures
  • Bolster communication skills for older adults
  • Improve patient mobility and reduce falls

The Lippincott® Solutions Post-Acute Care Collection includes curated selections from our leading point of care and educational products, so you get exactly what you need—at a fraction of the cost.

  • Lippincott Procedures is the online source for instant, evidence-based procedure guidance at the point of care for over 2,000 procedures
  • Lippincott Advisor provides immediate, online, evidence-based, clinical-decision support with over 9,000 monographs covering signs and symptoms, conditions and treatments, drugs, diagnostic tests, and more
  • Lippincott Professional Development Collection is a clinical education and competency validation solution, with optional learning management system (LMS) integration, that includes post-acute care content for a wide variety of conditions including CLABSI, CAUTI, heart failure, stroke, wound care, pain management, and much more
  • Lippincott Blended Learning provides your staff with foundational knowledge including orientation and courses on patient care delivery and outcomes, infection control, quality and safety, and more
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Lippincott Advisor and Lippincott Procedures are excellent products. I like that they are regularly updated, are evidence-based, and provide links to source evidence. Now when nurses ask me for the supporting evidence, I can easily point them to it in Lippincott.
Melissa J. Dominguez, MSN, RN, CNL
Director of Performance Improvement and Education, Nix Health, San Antonio, TX
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It used to be that any time a staff nurse or manager had a question about a procedure, they would call us. Now that we have Lippincott, our nurses print off the quick lists and bring them to the bedside. We hardly get any calls anymore about procedures, and our nurses now have the confidence to provide quality care. With Lippincott, our nurses know they have the most current, gold-standard way of doing things.
Nandel H. Smith, RN, MS, NE-BC
Nurse Manager, AnMed Health, Anderson, SC
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What we like most about Lippincott Procedures and Lippincott Advisor is that they are updated regularly. Having Lippincott, we have confidence that our procedures are current and evidence-based. Lippincott’s Nursing Procedures and Skills has helped us improve patient care, particularly with our new graduates. RNs can now review a procedure that they may have only done once in school, rather than proceed apprehensively feeling they ‘should know how to do it.
Lisa Baske
Clinical Educator, Memorial Hospital at University of Colorado Health, Colorado Springs, CO
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  1. “Covid-19’s Impact on Long-Term Care.” The Claude Pepper Center, 2020, https://claudepeppercenter.fsu.edu/coronavirus-covid-19-and-you/covid-19s-impact-on-long-term-care/. Accessed 25 August 2020.
  2. Mor, Vincent, et al. “The Revolving Door of Rehospitalization From Skilled Nursing Facilities.” Health Affairs, vol. 29, no. 1, January 2010, https://doi.org/10.1377/hlthaff.2009.0629. Accessed 13 August 2020.
  3. LaMantia, Jonathan. “Rebuilding nursing homes after Covid-19.” Modern Healthcare, June 1, 2020, https://www.modernhealthcare.com/providers/rebuilding-nursing-homes-after-covid-19. Accessed 25 August 2020.