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healthy, but social. A smooth experience at intake, or transfer, keeps residents on solid ground.
And vital sign documentation is essential for care.
To residents and family members, these four areas of senior living might seem disparate. To
staff, perhaps equally so. But senior living operators know the connection between them. All
four areas are integral to resident satisfaction and ultimately occupancy, and all four show the
importance of a good electronic health record (EHR) partner.
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