“It has been my observation that most people get ahead during the time that others waste.” HENRY FORD
And getting ahead is what you’ll experience by attending the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum.
MARCH 25-27 | BOCA RATON, FL
YOU’RE INVITED TO ATTEND THE
Skilled Nursing Investment Forum 2012: Sustainable Strategies that Connect with Capital MARCH 25-27 | BOCA RATON, FL Sustainable strategies create value and in turn access to capital. There have never been more issues swirling around, and potentially impacting, the future of the skilled nursing sector. That’s why to access capital in today’s dynamic skilled nursing sector, a well thought-out, sustainable strategy needs to be flexible—able to react to short-term and anticipate long-term market changes. A sustainable strategy also recognizes the need to maintain the highest standard of care. The challenge is to find a financially sound strategy that allows you to succeed while offering your residents the care and compassion that they deserve. The topic of sustainable strategies is one of many that will be discussed at the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum 2012. Whether you’re interested in accessing capital, networking with investors and lenders, learning about the latest trends, hearing from industry experts about the future, or sharing experiences with your peers, this year’s Forum is an event you don’t want to miss. The Forum agenda is entirely focused on the skilled nursing sector. Keynote speakers and breakout sessions will provide stimulating discussions and debates. New in 2012, NIC has applied for 15.5 CEU credits with the National Association of Board of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators (NAB). Joining us at this year’s Forum could have a positive impact on your business for years to come.
WHO ATTENDS • Owners and Operators of Small to Mid-Sized Skilled Nursing Companies • Lenders and Investors • Institutional Investors • Pension Fund Managers/Advisors • Real Estate Managers/Advisors • Commercial Finance Companies • Venture Capitalists • REITs • Regional/Community Banks • HUD/FHA Lenders • Other Debt and Equity Financiers • Financial Intermediaries • Brokers • Investment Banks • Loan Servicers • Securities Analysts/Research Professionals • Reimbursement Professionals • Association/Industry Groups
NIC MISSION
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS ARE: Dan Mendelson
Governor Tommy Thompson
CEO and Founder Avalere Health
Former HHS Secretary
State Executive Panel
Dr. Peter Morici
Jim Gomez (CA), Tim Graves (TX), Dick Herrick (NY) and Emmett Reed (FL)
Professor of Business and Public Policy University of Maryland
To advance the quality of seniors housing and care by facilitating informed investment decisions through best-inclass data, research, networking events and professional education.
For detailed information about the speakers and their presentations, visit www.NICSkilledNursing.org.
REGISTER BY FEBRUARY 15, 2012 AND SAVE MORE THAN $400. GO TO WWW.NICSKILLEDNURSING.ORG FOR MORE INFORMATION.
SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 2012 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Pre-Conference NIC MAP Market Briefing
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Pre-Conference Banker Event
3:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Registration, Networking Lounge and NIC Data Center Open
5:00 pm – 7:00 pm
Joint Opening Reception
MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012 7:30 am – 7:00 pm
Registration, Networking Lounge and NIC Data Center Open
7:30 am – 8:30 am
Continental Breakfast
7:30 am – 8:30 am
First-Time Attendee Breakfast
8:30 am – 10:00 am
General Session - Dan Mendelson
10:00 am – 10:45 am Networking Break 10:45 am – 11:45 am
Concurrent Breakout Sessions*
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Joint Luncheon - Governor Tommy Thompson
1:45 pm – 3:15 pm
Concurrent Breakout Sessions*
3:15 pm – 4:00 pm
Networking Break
4:00 pm – 5:30 pm
Concurrent Breakout Sessions*
5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Joint Networking Reception
9:30 pm – 12:00 am
NIC Nightcap with MidCap
At our events, you’re not the only ones listening. Two simultaneous events. One registration. Attend the sessions you choose. Thanks to attendee feedback we’re hosting both the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum 2012 (SNIF) and the Seniors Housing Regional Symposium 2012 (SHRS) at the same time, at the same place. Suggestions to shift the scheduling provided many benefits. With a single registration fee, you automatically gain access to two full days of educational sessions and valuable networking and deal-making opportunities. You also have the freedom to choose from more than two dozen sessions—12+ dedicated to skilled nursing and 12+ to seniors housing. You were right—what could be better than fewer days out of the office, more choices, enhanced programming and unprecedented opportunities to connect with capital?
TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 2012 7:30 am – 6:30 pm
Registration, Networking Lounge and NIC Data Center Open
7:30 am – 8:30 am
Continental Breakfast
8:30 am – 10:00 am
General Session - State Executive Panel
10:00 am – 10:45 am Networking Break 10:45 am – 11:45 am
Concurrent Breakout Sessions*
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
Joint Luncheon - Dr. Peter Morici
1:45 pm – 3:15 pm
Concurrent Breakout Sessions*
3:15 pm – 3:30 pm
Brief Refreshment Break
3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Concurrent Breakout Sessions*
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm
Joint “ Meet the Capital Providers” Reception
SCHEDULED TOPICS INCLUDE: • • • • • • • •
Who’s Lending on What Terms Regulatory Scrutiny and Audits Valuations in Today’s Market Responding to Rate Cuts Hospital-SNF PPO Relationships Strategies for Obtaining Capital Utilizing Ancillary Businesses Quality-Based Incentives
*Choose from SNIF and SHRS sessions. For SNIF session overviews see pages 4-8. For SHRS session details and further details on both events, go to www.NICSkilledNursing.org or www.NICSeniorsHousing.org.
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MONDAY MORNING GENERAL SESSION | 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM What’s Happening Behind the Scenes in Washington and What it Means for Skilled Nursing Providers and Lenders Dan Mendelson, CEO and Founder, Avalere Health As an expert on policy debates, the operations of CMS and the politics of deficit reduction in Washington, Dan Mendelson will share the inner workings surrounding the post-acute care continuum reform discussions and the implications for small to mid-sized skilled nursing operators and their lenders. In this candid presentation, you’ll gain a better understanding of what CMS is trying to accomplish so you can stay ahead of cuts with sustainable business strategies. Mr. Mendelson will focus on real issues and changes for the future and what it all means for the skilled nursing industry. From Medicare cuts and therapy changes, to hospital readmission penalties and accountability across care settings, you’ll learn how you can best position your properties and clients for the future. He’ll also highlight pilot programs authorized under recent healthcare reform being rolled out and the opportunities they present for skilled nursing providers. This is a unique opportunity for you to get a front row seat to the thinking behind the policies that directly affect you. Mr. Mendelson will open the floor, so be sure to come prepared with your most pressing questions.
MONDAY AM BREAKOUT SESSIONS | 10:45 AM – 11:45 AM Medicare Cuts: Past, Present and Future—And Their Impact on Operations After hearing Dan Mendelson speak about what CMS is trying to accomplish, this session will focus on what it all means to the operator. Learn what’s likely to happen next in terms of Medicare reimbursement, and hear from two key organizations advocating in Washington for the skilled nursing sector.
Learning From Your Own Data Before Someone Else Uses It Against You This session will explore data-driven industry-wide trends such as rehospitalization rates and referral patterns. You’ll learn what data is available, how to identify key metrics and ways to utilize data to develop business strategies. As an operator, you’ll learn how to benchmark your outcomes compared to a market area and be prepared to effectively market your services to hospitals and other healthcare providers. As a capital provider, find out what questions you should be asking and how to get data-driven answers before lending.
Adapting to Change: How to Create Flexible, Sustainable Business Strategies With today’s uncertain economic climate, looming rate cuts and ongoing healthcare reform, the ability to adapt to change is critical. You’ll hear case studies from operators who have successfully undertaken strategic business planning and executed progressive changes. Get answers that will help you position your property for whatever comes your way.
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MONDAY JOINT LUNCHEON | 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM The Politics of Healthcare Reform and Deficit Reduction and Its Impact on Seniors Housing and Care Governor Tommy Thompson, Former HHS Secretary You’ve seen the headlines. We all know that across numerous issues, partisan politics in Washington are taking a toll on American businesses. No sector is in the crosshairs of deficit reduction debates more than healthcare, especially post-acute and long-term care for seniors. Former HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson has a topical and relevant perspective that will give you a sense of what is, what isn’t and what may be happening on Capitol Hill, in the White House and inside CMS within the immediate future. This is an opportunity to get the pulse of the industry from inside the Beltway: • • • •
An Insider’s View of Healthcare Reform The Dynamics Between Healthcare Reform and Deficit Reduction Expectations in the Run-Up to the 2012 Elections A Look at a Post-Election America
MONDAY PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS | 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM Health Care Systems and Skilled Nursing Partnerships: How Operators Can Get In the Game As an update to last year’s popular session, “Positioning Your Company in the Post-Acute Continuum,” Kathleen Griffin, Ph.D., National Director for the Post-Acute & Senior Services for Health Dimensions Group, will lead a panel discussion with Kyle R. Allen, DO AGSF, Medical Director of Geriatrics and Lifelong Health with Riverside Health System, and Julie Conrad, Vice President of Fairview Partners/Senior Services with Fairview Health Services. They’ll provide valuable insights about how they developed their post-acute networks and how they deliver high-quality outcomes and economic success. You’ll have the chance to ask questions and participate in this informal, interactive session with some of the most influential leaders in the post-acute care continuum.
Everything You Want to Know About Billing Audits and What to Do About Them Providers need to understand the types of audits they may be subject to, their key differences and how to respond when one is initiated. This session will walk you through several real-life audit case studies—such as ZPIC, RAC, CERT and OIG—highlighting operator experiences and outcomes. You’ll also learn basic compliance programs that should be in place and will help in the event of a billing review.
How Lenders Are Responding to Rate Cuts As a follow-up to the plenary presentation on the political, budgetary and programmatic drivers behind reimbursement cuts, this session will explore how cuts impact lending decisions. Hear from a panel of lenders on how they’re lending in light of Medicare and Medicaid rate cuts and RUGs IV, as well as how they’re adjusting their own business models.
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MONDAY PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS | 4:00 PM – 5:30 PM Connecting Quality Care to Key Financial Indicators Experts from skilled nursing properties and lenders will discuss effective systems that quantify the clinical care process and enable you to demonstrate your outcomes. They’ll walk you through case studies and scenarios that show the direct impact clinical operating functions have on key financial outcomes. You’ll also learn the importance of data management systems and processes to accurately report this information.
Let’s Make a Deal: Operators Present Business Plans for Lender Consideration If you’re a small to mid-sized operator looking for access to lenders, this is your chance. You’re invited to submit an executive summary business plan for an opportunity to present your idea to a panel of well-respected capital market professionals. To participate, go to NICSkilledNursing.org/Schedule and click on this session—we’re giving preference to those who sign up before our Early Bird Deadline, February 15, 2012. Be sure to bring business cards as a networking session will follow and connections will be made.
TUESDAY MORNING GENERAL SESSION | 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM The Future of Medicaid: The State Perspective State Executive Panel Despite all the recent focus on Medicare cuts and RUGs IV, operators still face the reality of further cuts in state Medicaid expenditures. This is the chance to find out how different states are seeking to limit their Medicaid funding and how operators are responding. As experiences differ from state to state, we’re bringing in several key executives who will provide valuable insights on state-focused Medicaid. You’ll have the chance to hear a cross-section of views and take away practical, sustainable ideas already in play. You’ll also have the opportunity to make great contacts for future state-specific advice.
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TUESDAY AM BREAKOUT SESSIONS | 10:45 AM – 11:45 AM High Quality Makes for Good Business: Countering Potential Reimbursement Cuts With Quality-Based Incentives and their Impact on State and Federal Reimbursements While concerns mount over potential reimbursement cuts, state and federal policymakers are providing real incentives based on quality outcomes. This session will provide an unprecedented opportunity to discuss these incentives with two key players who have significant influence over these policies. Bonnie Kantor-Burman, Sc.D., is the Director of the Ohio Department of Aging and has been a major architect of quality-based incentive-aspayment plans in her state’s Medicaid system. Sheila Lambowitz, recently retired CMS Director of Institutional Post Acute Care, is a national expert in the design of federal and state long-term care payment and quality monitoring systems. They will provide the audience with an objective understanding of the opportunities and problems associated with quality-based incentives. You’ll gain insights into what state and federal governments are trying to accomplish, the direction they are headed and the implications for operators and capital partners.
Putting the Doctor into the Nursing Home With a growing number of high-acuity patients and the increased focus on preventing unnecessary readmissions, engaging physicians is critical to your customers’ quality of care and referrals from other healthcare providers. Operators, medical directors and physicians will share strategies and clinical programs needed for successful transitional care and sub-acute models. Find out how these approaches positively affect operational capabilities, quality measurements and add expertise to clinical programming.
TUESDAY JOINT LUNCHEON | 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM Domestic and International Economic Issues: More Than Headlines, They’re Game Changers Dr. Peter Morici, Professor of Logistics, Business and Public Policy, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland The global economy has far-reaching repercussions that are more powerful than most of us realize. What happens “over there” has impact “over here” almost as quickly as it happens. Dr. Peter Morici has a well-earned reputation for speaking his mind, and we’re sure he won’t disappoint those attending his presentation. Dr. Morici will take his years of experience and present the proverbial 30,000-foot view of today’s economic issues and what it all means for you. His presentation will highlight: • • • • •
Predictions for the U.S. and Global Economies What’s Happening—or Not Happening—in Greece, Italy and Other Debt-Laden Countries How European Banks’ Actions Influence U.S. Banks The Effects of Europe’s Debt Crisis on the Capital You Want What Washington Needs to Do and What Washington is Likely to Do
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TUESDAY PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS | 1:45 PM – 3:15 PM Who’s Financing and on What Terms A panel of veteran lenders representing different types of funding—construction financing, interim/bridge financing, permanent financing, REITs and acquisition financing—will let operators in on what they’re looking for. These lenders will highlight the differences between their programs and products, as well as share their expected financing and investment activity level for 2012. They’ll also shed light on their lending terms, their lending “sweet spots” and the toughest deals to get done.
Repositioning Models for Skilled Nursing Properties for the Future As the skilled nursing sector faces a constantly changing landscape, there’s a growing trend to transition traditional properties to offer more sub-acute care. We’ll explore different repositioning models in actual practice. You’ll learn how to position and adapt your own property, specifically in the face of reimbursement cuts and other uncertainties.
TUESDAY PM BREAKOUT SESSIONS | 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM The Great Pricing Divide There’s a huge divide in the world of valuations, not only between buyers and sellers but among the different types of capital providers. Our diverse panel—including representatives for big buyers, small buyers, lenders and appraisers— will take a no-holds-barred look at the current valuation climate using up-to-date NIC MAP data on transactions, cap rates and price per bed.
Smart Responses to Severe Rate Cuts In a time when both state and federal governments are experiencing budget shortfalls, how are skilled nursing operators responding to rate cuts? From operational adjustments such as tailored staffing models and better building utilization to working with lenders, get your questions answered by operators navigating Medicare and Medicaid cuts while continuing to provide top-quality care.
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SUNDAY PRE-CONFERENCE SPECIAL EVENTS NIC MAP SOUTHEAST MARKET BRIEFING AND NETWORKING LUNCHEON MARCH 25, 2012 | 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Seniors Housing Market Trends Across the Southeast If you’re involved in seniors housing and care in the Southeast, this is an event you don’t want to miss. During this briefing and networking luncheon, hear all about Southeast regional markets through 4Q11 that include Atlanta, Miami, Orlando and Tampa. The presentation topics are a comparison of regional occupancy rates, the performance and outlook of the Southeast regional markets, variables driving the Southeast’s recovery, sales transaction trends and a look at the national seniors housing occupancy rate for 2012. Speakers at this pre-conference event are Michael Hargrave, VP of NIC MAP, and Charles Harry, NIC Director of Research and Analysis. Register early as this promises to be a sell-out event. Registration is $250, or just $75 for current MAP subscribers. Subscribers should contact Amber Jacobs at 410.267.0504 or ajacobs@nic.org to receive a discount registration code. Registration includes attendance to the NIC MAP Market Briefing, lunch, networking opportunities, speaker presentation takeaways and current performance data for the Southeast metropolitan markets. For more information, visit www.NICSkilledNursing.org/MarketBriefing.
EXCLUSIVE BANKER EVENT MARCH 25, 2012 | 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM If the seniors housing and care sector is in your plans, don’t miss this event. You’re invited to a special banker event before the official opening of the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum. At this free event, learn what owners/operators need and the opportunities that exist for lenders to this sector in today’s market. • • • • • •
How Existing Lenders Underwrite and Review Credit Requests What Non-Credit Services and Products are Typically Used by Borrowers in This Sector Reimbursement Risks and Ways to Stay on Top of Current Events and Federal/State Legislation Typical Ownership and Legal Structures Common in This Sector Advantages of Data Sources such as NIC MAP and the Importance of Independent Third Party Analytics What Banks, Finance Companies, GSEs, REITs and Private Equity Firms Focus On
This event is designed for credit officers, relationship managers and commercial banking leaders from community and regional banks that are considering or currently lending to seniors housing and care providers/owners located in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast or Midwest regions of the country. For first-time NIC conference attendees, a first-time attendee discount will be offered if you would like to stay for the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum—a mustattend educational, networking and deal-making opportunity for the seniors housing and care sector. Space is limited. For more information, visit www.NICSkilledNursing.org/BankerEvent.
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WE’RE TAKING NETWORKING TO NEW HEIGHTS. We know from previous attendees’ feedback that the featured speakers and breakout sessions create healthy discussions and great learning opportunities. But networking is a major reason that many people attend the Forum. As a result, we’ve made the breaks longer and ended programming earlier, allowing the networking to start sooner.
ATTENDEE RESOURCES Event Message System View a real-time list of attendees and maximize your networking time at the Forum by scheduling meetings in advance. Starting in January, all registered attendees who have opted in for the event messaging system may view a list of attendees and contact them via a protected email link. During the Forum you can also access the messaging system at the NIC Data Center.
First-Time Attendee Breakfast If this is your first NIC event and you’re up for networking at 7:30 am, please join us at the First-Time Attendee Breakfast on Monday, March 26. You’ll meet NIC leadership, network with your peers and learn all the “ins and outs” of attending and networking at the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum 2012.
Networking Lounge The Networking Lounge is open throughout the Forum to provide a quiet, relatively private place to conduct business. The Lounge is ideal for semi-private meetings and networking discussions.
Event Guide to Investors SPONSORED BY: GE CAPITAL, HEALTHCARE FINANCIAL SERVICES The Event Guide lists contact information for registered lenders, investors and financial intermediaries. Attendees receive the guide at the Forum, and it will also be available for download from the Resources section of the Forum website.
Speaker Presentations and Bios SPONSORED BY: SURFACE LOGIC Attendees can access presentations and speaker biographies in advance of the event by visiting the Resources section of the Forum website. Presentations will be uploaded as they become available.
SPACE IS LIMITED Limiting attendance creates a more intimate networking atmosphere. Register early and secure your opportunity to “meet the right people” and discuss accessing capital.
THE RESOURCE SECTION FOR ATTENDEES IS AVAILABLE AT THE FORUM WEBSITE, WWW.NICSKILLEDNURSING.ORG.
Here’s all the who, when, why and where information you need to know for the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum 2012. HOW TO REGISTER Visit www.NICSkilledNursing.org/Registration and click on the Register Now tab.
REGISTRATION RATES Save more than $400—register by the Early Bird Deadline, February 1 5, 201 2. The registration fee allows access to both the Skilled Nursing Investment Forum 2012 and the Seniors Housing Regional Symposium 2012.
RATES
EARLY BIRD RATE (BY FEBRUARY 15)
STANDARD RATE (AFTER FEBRUARY 15)
General Rate
$1,250
$1,750
Operator Rate*
$1,000
$1,450
*Go to www.NICSkilledNursing.org/Registration and click on the Registration Policies tab to see guidelines for registering as an Operator.
In order to receive the Early Bird Rate, your paid registration must be received on or before February 15, 2012. After this date the Standard Rate applies, and we cannot guarantee that you will be listed in the printed Attendee Listing distributed during the Forum. If you cancel by February 15, 2012, you’ll receive a full refund less a $250 processing fee. Cancellations received after February 15, 2012, are non-refundable. After March 14, 2012, any substitutions must be made on-site at the registration desk.
HOTEL RESERVATIONS Boca Raton Resort 501 East Camino Real, Boca Raton, FL 33432 The NIC room rate starts at $269 per night inclusive of a $20 resort fee. Once your registration is complete, you will receive a confirmation email with details about how to make a hotel reservation. Please register and reserve your room early to secure a spot at this year’s host hotel.
HAVE QUESTIONS? If you have questions or need more information please call NIC at 410.267.0504 or email events@nic.org.
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