Residential Care Facilities Expand Training Requirements; Succeed Management Solutions, LLC Provides Aging Services Rx to Assist Compliance Efforts
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The phase-in of requirements for substantially more staff training in Senior Care facilities in 2016 is an important change that can be addressed through new technologies, including online CEU-accredited courses. Succeed offers a wide assortment of training titles that satisfy the AB 1570 requirements through their new Aging Services Rx Risk Management Center software platform. These training courses have been endorsed by the
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Succeed is the recognized leader in providing web-based Enterprise Risk Management solutions. Thousands of organizations use the Succeed Risk Management Center as a holistic solution to improve their risk management programs, implement web-accessible employee safety training programs, increase efficiencies, and lower the frequency and severity of claims and associated costs.
The Succeed Risk Management Center contains a suite of software applications that help manage claims and
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