AdviseWell, Inc., a Louisiana non-profit whose mission is to improve the quality of healthcare through education and community outreach, has introduced the new 2023 Prevent Act, Report: Abuse and Neglect Training Program.
This proprietary, web-based training module, is used to educate nursing home staff on recognizing, preventing and reporting resident abuse and neglect. Developed in compliance with the Code of Federal Regulations, this on-demand, self-paced training program is easy-to-use, and provides surveyor ready reports, along with resources to assist nursing facilities with meeting federal and state compliance for abuse and neglect staff training and reporting.
“More than 100 nursing facilities throughout Louisiana have utilized our program for orientation of new staff and ongoing annual staff training over the last three years,” stated Sonja Landry, AdviseWell Executive Director. “This new education module provides even more value in maintaining a Nursing Facility’s place as a benchmark for quality and dedicated care.”
Operating in the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Georgia, AdviseWell has been a regional leader in community outreach and education for seniors and providers, successfully executing government contracts and a variety of grants for over 35 years with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the Administration of Community Living, and other state stakeholders.
Nursing facilities that subscribe to the program also receive a “Best Practice Listing,” identifying the facilities through AdviseWell’s on-going digital and social media communications efforts. For more information on the program and Senior Medicare Patrol volunteer options, please visit www.advisewell.org.
ABOUT ADVISEWELL, INC.
AdviseWell, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit whose mission is to improve the quality of health and healthcare by using information and collaborative relationships to enable change. AdviseWell offers knowledge, experience, and a long-standing commitment to make health and healthcare a priority and has more than 40 years of service and growth since its founding in 1986.
The company has focused more than a decade on teaching seniors to protect, detect, and report healthcare fraud, waste, and abuse through the Senior Medicare Patrol grant. In addition, it has strong working relationships with providers and stakeholders in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Georgia. Our organization delivers a demonstrated ability to serve as a trusted convener, facilitator, educator, quality improvement specialist and technical assistance resource to improve care quality. For more information, please contact www.advisewell.org/education.
