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Snf Skills — Data skill for Claude Code

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Open-source Claude Code skill packs for skilled nursing facilities — PDPM, NTA capture, MDS compliance, payer contracts, prior auth, survey readiness, census analytics.

How to install Snf Skills

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open magicare-ai/snf-skills and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Snf Skills does

Open-source Claude Code skill packs for skilled nursing facilities — PDPM, NTA capture, MDS compliance, payer contracts, prior auth, survey readiness, census analytics. By Magicare (magicare.ai).

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README

SNF Skills for Claude Code — AI playbooks for skilled nursing facilities, by Magicare

SNF Skills for Claude Code

Open-source AI skill packs for skilled nursing facilities.
Teach Claude the working knowledge of your admissions office, your MDS coordinator,
your managed-care team, and your compliance nurse — then hand it the packet.

License: MIT Claude Code PRs Welcome Maintained by Magicare

Built and maintained by Magicare as a public good for the post-acute community — free for any facility, operator, or consultant.
No product attached, no sign-up, no strings — just the domain knowledge, open-sourced.


Why this exists

Every SNF runs on the same hard-won knowledge: how to read a hospital packet, what an NTA point is worth, which contract clauses quietly cost you money, when the 5-day assessment window closes. That knowledge lives in a handful of overworked people per building — and AI assistants don't have it out of the box.

These packs close that gap. Each one is a **skill**: a structured playbook that loads into Claude the moment your question touches its domain, so the answer you get is the one a seasoned admissions director, MDS coordinator, or managed-care negotiator would give — with worksheets, evidence, and the caveats that matter.

Quick start

In [Claude Code](ht