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Survey Survival: Frequently Cited Deficiencies…Reducing Fines & Sanctions
Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Webinar time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Central Time
In today’s regulatory environment, survey readiness is no longer optional—it is essential every day. Deficiencies in areas such as falls, pressure injuries, care planning, psychotropic medication use, and resident behaviors remain among the most frequently cited and can lead to fines, increased oversight, legal exposure, and damage to your facility’s reputation.
Join us as we examine what surveyors are focusing on now and discuss practical strategies to reduce risk and strengthen compliance before the survey team arrives.
During this session, participants will learn to:
- Identify the deficiencies most frequently cited during nursing home surveys.
- Describe surveyor expectations and regulatory requirements in high-risk areas.
- Recognize documentation and practice gaps that commonly result in citations.
- Apply compliance strategies to improve survey outcomes and survey readiness.
- Incorporate interdisciplinary approaches that improve resident care and regulatory compliance.
Topics include:
✔ Falls Prevention
✔ Pressure Injury Prevention and Management
✔ Care Planning Compliance
✔ Psychotropic Medication Oversight
✔ Resident Behaviors and Behavior Management
✔ Documentation and Survey Readiness Strategies
Successful surveys support quality outcomes, strengthen staff confidence, improve family satisfaction, and protect your organization’s reputation.
Don’t wait for the survey team to arrive to identify vulnerabilities. Join us and ensure your team is survey-ready every day.
Presented by: Ruth West, RN, IPc, President of Consistent Compliance
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