Compliance Cue: CMS Revises Special Focus Facility (SFF) Program to Include Prevalence of Falls

Medication Management in I/DD: Best Practices

It can be challenging to manage medications and prevent errors in the community setting, where people may see multiple prescribers, take numerous OTC products, are unable or unwilling to adhere to instructions, and lack 24/7 oversight. Robust medication management protocols are needed to maintain quality care and minimize risk. This article highlights the insights and recommendations discussed during our January 27th webinar, Medication Management in I/DD Settings.

Emphasizing the Care in Transitions

Managing care transitions and reducing readmissions is a challenge for practitioners caring for older adults in any setting. Medication issues are the cause of many readmissions and are often preventable. In this article, learn how to increase safety around transitions of care, best practices to reduce medication-related risks, and how a pharmacist can help.

We've also developed a version of this article for residents and families — who may struggle to manage medication regimens after discharge — to provide clear, actionable tips to increase safety and prevent medication-related readmissions.

Did You Know? Insulin Comparison Chart

Our updated reference chart compares available insulin brands and includes dosage, storage instructions, administration timing, duration, and more. Also included in this year's update are links to manufacturers' prescribing information for insulin pen devices, providing quick access to illustrated administration instructions.

Aging and Wellness Considerations in I/DD Populations

March 31, 2026

1:00 pm ET

As people with I/DD live longer, significant aging and wellness considerations arise. This population often faces earlier onset of age-related conditions, such as dementia, physical decline, and chronic health issues.

In this webinar, we'll explore key considerations around aging with I/DD —maintaining health through proactive care, adapting housing for changing mobility needs, planning for retirement, managing medications, and addressing mental health — as well as comprehensive and collaborative approaches to addressing them.