With evolving resident needs, competitive staffing markets, and varying state requirements, assisted living communities need flexible training solutions that streamline compliance while enhancing care quality, not adding administrative complexity.
Meet state requirements and exceed industry standards with flexible training that promotes professional growth and quality care
Deliver meaningful education rooted in community-specific scenarios, resident-centered values, and senior living best practices
Support resident aides, CNAs, and community staff with accessible, mobile-friendly content that engages employees across all shifts and drives real-world application
Enable new hires to complete federal and state ALF orientation requirements before their first day, ensuring full compliance within the required 30-day period
Incorporate regulatory training alongside community-specific policies, creating an orientation that reflects your unique resident-centered approach and culture
Mobile-friendly experience and built-in end-user support ensures nothing keeps new hires from the training they need
Support better resident outcomes with CE content built around assisted living best practices, memory care specialization, and quality standards that matter most in residential care communities
Show you're invested in the ongoing development of your team while reducing CE reimbursement costs
Help staff meet licensure requirements with anytime, anywhere access to CE-accredited courses
Meet state-mandated dementia care training requirements while equipping your care teams with person-centered techniques that reduce behavioral incidents and improve quality of life for residents living with Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Training requirements vary by state, but typically include orientation within 30 days covering topics like resident rights, HIPAA compliance, abuse prevention, emergency procedures, and infection control. Memory care units often have additional dementia care training requirements.
Requirements vary by state and care setting. Many states require specialized dementia training for staff working in memory care units, ranging from basic awareness to comprehensive person-centered care approaches.
Built on best practices and regulatory standards, Showd.me's curriculum incorporates guidelines from CMS, the National Alzheimer’s Association, and key state-specific dementia care competencies. Click here to learn more.
Showd.me is also an approved provider of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias (ADRD) training for Florida. Click here to learn more.
Unlike other learning management systems (LMSs) in the market, Showd.me goes beyond providing a course library and software by helping to manage the training process for you. This includes...
Plus, because our course library is built specifically to address the unique care settings within post-acute care and senior living, you can trust the training your employees get is relevant, reliable, and engaging.