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Long term care equipment requirements are changing fast. In 2026, facilities and families face higher acuity, tighter compliance scrutiny, and rising safety risks. This in-depth guide explains what equipment is required, where care most often fails, and how smart purchasing and lifecycle planning reduce incidents, costs, and liability across nursing homes, home health, and home care settings.