Newsletter update: Announcing The Center for Post Acute Excellence Update
LTC Educator's Corner, March 1, 2010
Starting next month, you will notice a change in the name of this e-newsletter: LTC Educator’s Corner will become The Center for Post Acute Excellence Update to better reflect our evolving content and services.
In response to the ever-changing regulatory and payment landscape of the long-term care and homecare industries, HCPro, Inc. has redesigned this e-newsletter as a service of The Center for Post Acute Excellence (www.CenterforPostAcuteExcellence.com).
Regulatory experts from The Center for Post Acute Excellence provide solutions to foster discussion among staff members, ensure that your staff is current on the latest rules and guidelines, and help you gauge how new regulatory changes will impact your organization today and in the future.
The Center for Post Acute Excellence Update will ensure you stay informed. Each month, subscribers will receive a tip of the month, a featured article from one of our regulatory experts, and a tool from our Web site spotlight.
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