Assisted Living Resources

Assisted living communities provide supportive care and services for individuals who need help with daily activities but do not require the intensive medical oversight of a skilled nursing facility. These settings balance independence with personalized support, offering residents a safe, engaging, and dignified living environment.

Our Assisted Living Resource Hub is designed for administrators, caregivers, and staff working in assisted living. Find each resource below organized by topic, including information on the title, type, and publisher.

Education

Reimbursement

Compliance

Featured Resource:

NAFC Bladder Diary

This National Association for Continence Template helps identify patterns and triggers related to urinary incontinence or bladder problems. Tracking allows for a more accurate, personalized treatment plan. Find this and more below in the Education Section!

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EDUCATION

Checklist for Responding to Complaints

Quality & Complaints

National Center for Assisted Living

Tool

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NCAL State Regulatory Report by State

Quality & Complaints

The National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL), American Health Care Association (AHCA)

Report

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AHRQ State Oversight Report

Quality & Complaints

Mollica RL. Residential Care and Assisted Living: State Oversight Practices and State Information Available to Consumers. AHRQ Publication No. 06-M051-EF. Rockville, MD: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. September 2006.

Report

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Person Centered Toolkit

Quality & Complaints

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) and the Center for Excellence in Assisted Living (CEAL)

Guide, Toolkit

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NCAL State Regulatory Report Summary

Quality & Complaints

The National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL)

Report

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NCAL A Conversation About Falls

Quality & Complaints

The National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL)

Educational Articles

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eBrief CNA Continuing Education Programs

Mandated frontline education can be challenging. To support improved incontinence care and meet regulatory requirements, eBrief offers four continuing education modules that build team knowledge and elevate care standards.

Stress Relief & Burnout

ACCESS

Infection Control

ACCESS

Incontinence on the Frontlines

ACCESS

Stop, Look & Listen

ACCESS

REIMBURSEMENT

The Assisted Living Reimbursement Guide simplifies Medicaid reimbursement by breaking it down into clear, step-by-step instructions. Designed specifically for long-term care facilities, it helps you determine eligibility, understand requirements, and identify opportunities to secure funding for eBrief. Request a free copy now to confidently explore reimbursement options without the guesswork.

eBrief Reimbursement Guide

Potential Participant Checklist

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COMPLIANCE

Pressure Ulcer Program Checklists

Infection Control

Template, Tool

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CMS Improvement Success Story Template

Infection Control

Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services, University of Minnesota, Stratis Health

Tool

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Online Course for LTC and Quality Improvement

Infection Control

University of Texas at Austin

Course

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How to Speak with Families about UI

National Association for Continence

Guide

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Reducing Rehospitalizations Training Video

Infection Control

Quality Improvement Organizations, Superior Health Quality Alliance

Tool, Guide

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eBrief Compliance Tools

Evaluate your incontinence program with expert guidance and identify gaps, while planning and tracking staffing efficiently to stay organized and compliant.

Shift Schedule

Excel Template

ACCESS

NADONA Incontinence Program
Assessment Tool

ACCESS

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