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Why Register with CSU Health?

Given the neglect of proper care to preserve life and uphold the quality of care, laws are being enforced to protect residents/patients. The provision of effective wound care to residents is a legal obligation for long-term care facilities. Failure to meet the required standards of wound care can result in penalties, loss of licenses and freedom. There are specific regulations in the code of Federal Regulations that specify the standards for nursing homes and long-term care provider facilities.

Ensuring proper documentation and wound care to the residents is critical for long-term care facilities to avoid legal repercussions. Federal legislation requires all long-term care facilities to meet the highest standards of wound care provided to its residents. 

Despite best efforts, certain wounds are unavoidable and deteriorate. However, standards of wound care should be ensured by all long-term care facilities to improve patient outcomes and avoid negative consequences. 

CSU Health wants to be a part of your wound care management team, trained to adhere to CDC Guidelines, Federal and State Regulations, and specialty skilled in infection control and treating acute and chronic wound patients in Long-term care, Rehabilitation Centers, Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living, Independent Living, Home Health, and Hospice facilities.

When you register with CSU Health, our team will meet with you and  ensure you have the information and requirements to maintain compliance at the highest standard of care. 

Supporting 

Long-term care Provider Agencies (Rehabilitation, Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living, Independent Living, Home Health, and Hospice facilities) 

 in 

Georgia, Florida, Louisiana  and Alabama