SNF Wound Care BLOG

Why License Renewal Is More Than a Requirement Renewing a nursing home administrator license can sometimes feel like just another box to check in an already full schedule. But in reality, license renewal represents something much bigger. It reflects a continued commitment to leadership, compliance, and quality care for residents. In skilled nursing facilities, administrators set the tone. Staying licensed means staying informed about regulations, care standards, and best prac

Why NAB License Renewal Matters For administrators in skilled nursing facilities, the NAB (National Association of Long Term Care Administrator Boards) license isn’t just a regulatory requirement — it’s a commitment to quality care. Renewing that license ensures administrators stay current with industry changes, compliance expectations, and evolving best practices. In a field as complex and fast-moving as long-term care, continuing education isn’t optional. It’s essential. At

Understanding the Resident’s Experience Caring for residents with ostomies is more than a clinical task — it’s a deeply personal journey. An ostomy changes daily routines, confidence, and emotional comfort. At SNF Wound Care, we know that how we support someone during this transition can shape their entire healing experience. Many residents feel overwhelmed at first. The idea of managing a stoma, dealing with a pouching system, or even looking at their surgical site can be in

Silver has been used for its healing properties for centuries, long before modern medicine gave it a scientific explanation. Today, silver has made its way into one of the most trusted tools in modern wound management — silver dressings . In nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), where chronic and complex wounds are common, these dressings have become a quiet game-changer. Why Silver? Silver may not look like much in its metallic form, but when used in wound dre