Curious about an MDS Coordinator RN role? An MDS Coordinator Nurse collects and reviews information about nursing home residents to make sure they get the right care. They also help keep the nursing home's records accurate and make sure the facility gets the proper funding. The MDS assessment is important for a few key reasons. It helps nursing homes figure out how much care each resident needs. This information is then used to decide how much money the nursing home gets from Medicare and Medica

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