Angie’s Weekly Roundup

Angie Szumlinski
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October 3, 2025
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This week on the HealthCap Weekly Wrap, we explore the latest stories shaping senior living communities—from major federal workforce investments to updated infection control guidance and emerging technologies designed to enhance resident care.

CMS Administrator confirms launch of $75M nursing home training fund — CMS has officially launched a $75 million initiative to support recruitment and training efforts in nursing homes.
Lawmakers yet to fund state program responsible for training 6,000 CNAs — A successful CNA training program in Wisconsin remains unfunded despite a proposed $8.7 million allocation.
New medical task force guidance says no to screening older adults for caregiver abuse — The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force advises against routine elder abuse screening due to insufficient evidence of benefit.
2024 Resources for Infection Preventionists in Long-Term Care — APIC’s free toolkit provides infection preventionists with practical tools tailored for long-term care settings.
LTCF LabID Event Protocol (Current) — The CDC’s LabID protocol outlines how to consistently report lab-confirmed infections in long-term care facilities.
2024 QALC‑IPC Guidelines — Argentum’s guidelines provide senior living communities with standards for infection prevention and quality assurance.
2025 Technology Report — This report explores the latest tech innovations in senior living, from AI-powered staffing tools to resident engagement platforms.


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