In this week’s episode of HealthCap Weekly Wrap, we cover the latest industry updates and clinical insights shaping senior living communities. We start with key changes from CMS, including a new approach to nursing home deficiency postings that prioritizes the most severe violations, as reported by McKnight’s, and updated Payroll-Based Journal (PBJ) guidance clarifying the tracking of remote workers. Next, we dive into important clinical developments: updated treatment guidelines for peripheral artery disease (PAD) that emphasize dual drug therapy and structured exercise, as well as a new study revealing how measuring skin water loss can predict the recurrence of diabetic foot ulcers. We also turn our attention to pharmacy practices, exploring strategies for improving medication adherence and ensuring compliant drug disposal, both highlighted in PharMerica’s latest e-guides. Finally, we take a closer look at two in-depth resources from PharMerica—a whitepaper on biologics and biosimilars and a guide on oral phosphate binders—providing practical takeaways for clinical teams and care planning. Tune in for actionable insights designed to help senior living professionals deliver exceptional care and stay ahead of evolving regulations and trends.