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In this week’s episode of HealthCap Weekly Wrap, we explore major updates shaping senior care, from sweeping new national CPR guidelines to heightened federal scrutiny of PDPM claims. We also highlight an evidence-based mindful eating program designed for older adults and a policy initiative aimed at better supporting individuals with hidden disabilities.

2025 Highlights of the American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care (ECC) — This official publication summarizes 760 updated recommendations across adult, pediatric, and neonatal resuscitation, systems of care, ethics, and education science.

OIG Launches PDPM Audits; $31.2M Overpayment Alleged in First Review — The Office of Inspector General has begun auditing PDPM claims and, in its first completed review, estimated 31.2 million dollars in extrapolated overpayments, signaling increased federal scrutiny of skilled nursing reimbursement.

Nourish to Flourish: A Mindful Eating Program for Older Adults (Orange Paper) — This research paper outlines a four week mindful eating curriculum for older adults and reports pilot results from seven senior care communities showing measurable improvements in eating behaviors and wellness indicators.

Nourish to Flourish Participant Workbook — The companion workbook provides guided meditations, journaling exercises, and structured practices that help participants build healthier, more intentional relationships with food.

Hidden No More: Butterflies on Licenses, ID Cards Alert Police to Hidden Disabilities — Maryland’s voluntary butterfly symbol on state IDs discreetly signals hidden disabilities to first responders, promoting greater awareness and dignity during public interactions.

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