Healing the Sunshine State: Protect Florida’s Seniors from the Burden of Chronic Wounds
The future of wound care is at stake, with the demand for effective, high-quality wound care increasing as the population ages.
Thousands of seniors, along with their families and caregivers, face challenges in accessing necessary care. With over 25 years of experience in helping seniors make informed decisions about care facilities, the importance of protecting seniors and ensuring access to high-quality care is clear.
Recent policy proposals from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) may undermine this goal, particularly in advanced wound care. Chronic wound management and treatment often occur without adequate attention or support.
Managing and treating chronic wounds often happens in silence.
The proposed policies threaten to compromise the quality of care for seniors, emphasizing the need to prioritize their well-being and access to effective wound care.
Author's summary: Protecting Florida's seniors from chronic wound care burdens is crucial.More News
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