by admin | Oct 2, 2026 | Blogs
Medical practices and hospitals occupy a unique position for identifying trafficking victims, since many present for care without other points of contact. Medical Practice Periodic In-Service and Orientation is built specifically for this setting, giving clinical and...
by admin | Oct 2, 2026 | Blogs
Securing and structuring financing is one of the most consequential decisions a group home operator makes, whether opening a first home or expanding an existing operation. Group Living Course 1212: Financing Options for Group Home Start-Up and Expansion walks...
by admin | Sep 29, 2026 | Blogs
“Barrier-free” is a term that appears throughout accessibility standards and licensing language, but staff are not always given a clear, working definition of what it requires in practice. Group Living Course 1219: What is Meant By the Term: Barrier Free?...
by admin | Sep 29, 2026 | Blogs
Burnout among direct care staff is a documented risk to both workforce retention and resident care quality. Group Living Course 1220: Giving Your Best Without Burnout provides Michigan Adult Foster Care staff with a structured review of burnout’s physical,...
by admin | Sep 23, 2026 | Blogs
Pressure wounds remain one of the most cited deficiencies in nursing home and adult foster care surveys — and one of the most litigated. NHA 1409: Strategies for Preventing and Managing Wounds gives Nursing Home Administrators and Michigan Adult Foster Care providers...
by admin | Sep 23, 2026 | Blogs
Hypertension rarely announces itself, which is exactly why it demands consistent attention from staff rather than reactive care. A resident can feel entirely fine while their blood pressure quietly increases their risk of stroke, heart disease, and other...
