Angie’s Weekly Roundup

Angie Szumlinski
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November 28, 2025
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This week on the HealthCap Weekly Wrap, we explored new research on the health benefits of senior living, reviewed practical care recommendations, tackled Medicare compliance reminders, and unpacked both vaccine research and infection control tools. These stories offer insights and tools that can immediately benefit senior living professionals and the communities they serve.

New NIC–NORC Study Shows Wellness, Health Benefits of Senior Living — A major study shows that residents in senior living communities experience fewer hospitalizations, improved preventive care, and better mental health outcomes.

Twenty Things Prescribers and Patients Should Question in Post‑Acute and Long‑Term Care — This Choosing Wisely guide outlines 20 common clinical practices that should be reconsidered to promote better, safer care for older adults.

MLN 905364 – Complying with Medicare Signature Requirements — CMS reminds providers how to meet signature documentation standards to avoid claim denials and ensure Medicare compliance.

COVID Vaccine Under Scrutiny: Studies Raise Questions — Two observational studies show complex associations between multiple COVID-19 vaccine doses and health outcomes, but experts urge caution and context in interpreting the data.

Measles Assessment Tool (MAT) for Infection Control in Healthcare Settings — The CDC offers a practical, checklist-style tool to help long-term care communities assess readiness and strengthen outbreak prevention plans for measles.


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