Spring Leadership Conference Brochure

HCAM/MCAL Spring Leadership Conference Leaping into a New Decade March 25-26, 2020 JW Marriott Grand Rapids, MI

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THANK YOU TO OUR VIP PARTNERS

Please be sure to thank our VIP Partners for their generous support for 2020!

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WELCOM E We are excited to announce AHCA/NCAL SVP Government Affairs Clif Porter will bring Spring Leadership attendees a powerful legislative and political update. We also have Dr. Marc Milstein bringing the latest Alzheimer’s & Dementia insights.

In addition, this year’s conference will feature quality, in-depth education at an executive-level on a variety of the profession’s most urgent and emergent issues impacting leadership and workforce; business models/operations; quality and regulatory; and reimbursement and finance.

Target Audience

Continuing Education

Lodging Accommodations

This conference is designed for executive-level leadership including facility/center owners, corporate-level consultants (CEO, CFO, COO, etc.), regional directors, administrators, executive directors, directors of nursing, nurse managers, directors of finance and other long-term care and/or assisted living management personnel (including homes for the aged, adult foster care and other independent and supportive living settings).

Final determination of contact hours will be published in the on-site program book.

Once you have registered, please secure your hotel reservation directly with JW Marriott located at 235 Louis St NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49503. A limited number of rooms have been designated for participants at the discounted group rate of $209++ per night if booked prior to Tuesday, February 25. Self-parking is available for $15/ day and valet parking is available for $20/day for overnight guests. Room availability and/or the discounted group rate is NOT guaranteed. To reserve your room now:

NHA: This program has been submitted (but not yet approved) for Continuing Education for 8.5 total participant hours from NAB/NCERS. AFC & CALD: This continuing education activity is appropriate for adult foster care providers and certified assisted living directors for a recommended maximum of 8.5 clock hours of professional development.

Nurse: Nurse participants may also earn up to 8.5 nurse education contact hours.

Call 877-901-6632 and reference “HCAM” OR Visit https://book.passkey.com/e/50060040

HCAM is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Wisconsin Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

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UPCOMING EDUCATION April 6-8

RAC-CT Advanced Workshop

April 17-18

CALD B

April 22-23

Billers Forum

April 28

MI-NADONA/LTC POC/IDR Seminar

May 6-7

HCAM UP Conference

May 7-8

MCAL Quality Symposium - Marquette

May 14-15

CALD Part A

June 9-10

MDS 3.0 Basics & MDS 3.0 Advanced

June 11

MCAL Quality Symposium - Lansing

June 17

Independent Owners Forum

August 31

HCAM/MCAL Gold Award Workshop

September 1-2

HCAM/MCAL Silver Award Workshop

September 21-23 HCAM/MCAL Annual Convention & Expo October 14-16

MI-NADONA/LTC Annual Convocation & Expo

October 26-27

QAPI Certified Professional Workshop

October 28

HCAM/MCAL Bronze Award Workshop

November 10

MI-NADONA/LTC Elder Abuse Seminar

November 12-13

Multidisciplinary Conference (SW/ACT/DIET)

CONFERENCE AGENDA DAY

TIME

PROGRAM/EVENT

PRESENTER

Wed. March 25

9:00 AM

Registration Opens

9:45 - 10:00 AM

Welcome & Opening Remarks

10:00 - 11:00 AM Opening Keynote: Keeping the Aging Brain Young & Lowering Risk for Alzheimer’s & Dementia

Dr. Marc Milstein

11:15 - 12:15 PM OIG, CMS, OMG!

Andrea DeLand & John Paul Hessburg

Groundbreaking Root Cause Insights of Falls for Residents with Dementia via Artificial Intelligence 12:15 - 1:15 PM

Provided Luncheon

1:30 - 2:30 PM

PDPM: Trends & Predictions Post-Implementation

Daniel Ciolek & Robin Hillier

Polypharmacy in the Assisted Living Setting: Part 1

Barb Bancroft

I-SNP/D-SNP: Deeper Dive

Nisha Hammel

Polypharmacy in the Assisted Living Setting: Part 2

Barb Bancroft

4:00 - 5:00 PM

The Economic and Revenue Outlook for Michigan

Jeff Guilfoyle

5:30 - 7:30 PM

Executive Happy Hour

7:30 AM

Registration Opens

7:30 - 9:30 AM

Breakfast Buffet

8:15 - 8:30 AM

Closing Remarks

8:30 - 9:30 AM

Closing Keynote: Washington, DC Update: A 2020 Outlook

Clif Porter

9:45 - 10:45 AM

Reimbursement Update

Betsy Rust

Strategically Tackling Rising Development Costs

Eric Dumont, Andrew McLeod, & John Parker

2:45 - 3:45 PM

Thurs. March 26

11:00 - 12:30 PM Making it Actionable: Cyber Security for LTC Facilities 12:30 PM 5

Tom Bang

Don Glidewell

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EXECUTIVE HAPPY HOUR You are invited to join us for a networking reception with hosted bar and hors d’oeuvres at the JW Marriott.

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EDUCATION SESSIONS KEEPING THE AGING BRAIN YOUNG & LOWERING RISK FOR ALZHEIMER’S & DEMENTIA Presenter: Dr. Marc Milstein, University of California Los Angeles There is so much more to keeping your brain in tip-top shape and lowering your risk for dementia than crossword puzzles, brain games and Sudoku. Breakthrough research is uncovering the surprising key actionable steps to boost your brain and keep it working better, longer. The statistics are staggering. 47 million people have dementia worldwide, and that number is expected to skyrocket to 115 million people by 2050.

Recent studies estimate that about a third of dementia is preventable if actionable steps are taken. Hear the scoop on scientifically valid, actionable tips to optimize your brain health and what is just myth, hype and marketing. Utilize the latest science to empower you to keep your brain young.

OIG, CMS, OMG! Presenters: Andrea DeLand, HealthCap & John Paul Hessburg, The Kitch Firm Oversight by CMS, OIG, AG’s, and various other governmental agencies has never been greater. This session will review the development of governmental oversight with an emphasis on the False Claims Act, and steps providers can take to enhance compliance and avoid risk.

GROUNDBREAKING ROOT CAUSE INSIGHTS OF FALLS FOR RESIDENTS WITH DEMENTIA VIA ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Presenter: Tom Bang, SafelyYou Never before have we been able to review and witness unseen falls! This session goes far beyond typical fall-related discussions. We will review groundbreaking data generated from observing thousands of falls. This data has been collected from more than fifty senior living communities and skilled nursing facilities. Clinicians, care staff, occupational and physical therapists have been meeting routinely throughout the past two years to evaluate, analyze and identify root causes for thousands of fall events. Additional data will be shared revealing opportunities to enhance staff training for interactions with residents “found on floor.”

PDPM: TRENDS & PREDICTIONS POST IMPLEMENTATION Presenters: Daniel Ciolek, American Health Care Association and Robin Hillier, Welcome Nursing Home / RLH Consulting The October 1, 2019 implementation of the new prospective payment system called the Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM) dramatically changed the focus of care from the amount of care delivery to the patient characteristics that drive health care resource use and quality outcomes. This session will focus on educating the participant about specific patient characteristics and quality measures that have a dramatically increased importance when planning, documenting, and coding resident care that will be closely monitored. Failure to understand the new risks associated with this much more complex payment model and how it aligns with SNF value-based payment adjustments and quality reporting program adjustments as well as the recently implemented targeted probe and educate audit program by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) could have significant impacts on SNF revenues and quality of care delivery if not closely monitored and adjusted. Daniel and Robin will highlight lessons-learned from the implementation to-date, describe challenges with the implementation process, highlight what CMS is monitoring, and speculate where the PDPM payment model is heading.

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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

Kitch Attorneys Counselors &

O n D em a nd Dia gn ost ics

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EDUCATION SESSIONS POLYPHARMACY IN THE ASSISTED LIVING SETTING: PART 1 & PART 2 Presenter: Barb Bancroft, CPP Associates Inc. Polypharmacy is a common practice in the LTC community. Join Barb Bancroft for this fascinating lecture that will have you rethinking the long list of drugs that your resident is currently taking. Examples of the “stacking effect” will be used to demonstrate how multiple drugs with the same side effects can cause significant problems in the resident (hyperkalemia, bleeding, lactic acidosis). Learn how to identify potentially problematic combinations of drugs.

I-SNP/D-SNP: DEEPER DIVE Presenter: Nisha Hammel, American Health Care Association CMS continues to push shared financial risk and expanded value based transformation. A rapidly growing number of SNFs and AL organizations are transforming their businesses, and the care their residents receive, through the formation of Special Needs Plans, particularly Institutional Special Needs Plans (I-SNPs). Attend this session to gain an understanding of the key steps and components to health plan development along with the opportunities and challenges in developing a provider owned health plan. This session is a follow-up to Nisha’s session from the 2019 HCAM/MCAL Annual Convention providing additional insights and strategies.

THE ECONOMIC AND REVENUE OUTLOOK FOR MICHIGAN Presenter: Jeff Guilfoyle, Michigan Department of Treasury This presentation will provide an overview of the national and state economies. Join Jeff Guilfoyle, Chief Deputy Treasurer of the State of Michigan to discuss economic strengths and weaknesses in the state, as well as the risk of a recession in the next couple of years. Michigan’s current expansion will be put in context with the downturn that occurred from 2001 to 2009. The presentation will also discuss what this means for state revenues, which in turn are an important driver of the state’s budget.

WASHINGTON, DC UPDATE: A 2020 OUTLOOK Presenter: Clif Porter, American Health Care Association / National Center for Assisted Living Is the future of long-term care constantly on the minds of your leadership team? Workforce challenges, shortage of qualified staff, regulatory oversight, a new payment model, aging baby boomers demanding innovative service plans, and person-centered care are the top challenges today. What is the state of the profession? In this session, you will receive the latest information on what’s happening nationally that will impact both nursing facilities and assisted living communities. Topics for discussion include industry trends, anticipated changes, legislative agendas, financial challenges, regulatory issues, and more!

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ANNOUNCING OUR NEW WEBINAR PLATFORM! Be sure to check out our new webinar platform

webinars.hcam.org for exclusive access to live and on-demand trainings throughout the year!

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EDUCATION SESSIONS REIMBURSEMENT UPDATE Presenter: Betsy Rust, Plante Moran This session will look at the changes in current and future Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement systems. Medicare on October 1, 2019 transitioned to the new system called Patient Driven Payment Model (PDPM). We will examine the impact of this new system on facility operations, therapy contracts and payments for Medicare services along with other Medicare concerns with sequestration and Value Based Purchasing. Medicaid topics will include the latest on the Quality Measure Initiative (QMI), audit and cost reporting timelines enacted with PA 612 of 2018 and related audit issues. The session will also discuss the impact of managed care on facility operations and payments from the Medicare Advantage, Healthy Michigan and MI Health Link programs.

STRATEGICALLY TACKLING RISING DEVELOPMENT COSTS Presenters: Eric Dumont, Plante Moran Living Forward, Andrew McLeod, GMB Architecture, & John Parker, EV Construction Through examination of past experiences, case studies, and review of proven strategies, we will discuss how to minimize and plan for rising development cost during project planning. This session will focus on a lively discussion around proactively planning for rising development costs, properly structuring a project team, conducting financial feasibility tests, developing timelines, and consideration of early partnerships.

MAKING IT ACTIONABLE: CYBER SECURITY FOR LONG TERM CARE FACILITIES Presenter: Don Glidewell, Think Anew LLC Within this discussion, participants will examine the relative “maturity” of the long-term care profession’s technological resources, when compared to those of other industries. We are entering a new chapter, and the digital divide between organizations who are adequately equipped to communicate with confidence and those which cannot keep up will be a sticking point of differentiation. Reporting and compliance has become electronic across federal and state agencies. Insurers and payors increasingly require online engagement with claims processing, and remote collaboration between clinical partners are vitally necessary to remain competitive. Cost-effective, secure solutions may be few and far between, but are available for the discerning leader.

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HCAM/MCAL REGISTRATION POLICIES REGISTRATION Registration forms should be mailed to HCAM at 7413 Westshire Dr., Lansing, MI 48917 or faxed to (517) 627-3016. The discounted early bird rate is available to current HCAM or MCAL members or associate partners only, whose registration is received by HCAM/ MCAL by February 21, 2020.

EVENT CONFIRMATION After your registration form has been processed, an event confirmation will be emailed to you. Please be sure to include a current email address on this form. If you do not receive a confirmation within 14 business days, please contact Kisti Boatright via email at KistiBoatright@hcam.org.

CANCELLATION All refund requests must be made in writing to KistiBoatright@hcam.org. Individual registration fees, less a 25 percent processing fee, will be refunded for cancellations received in writing prior to February 21, 2020. Cancellations received after February 21 and no-show registrants, will not receive a refund nor a credit to a future program.

SUBSTITUTIONS Individuals registered to attend this program, but unable to participate, may send an alternate in their place. Please contact Kisti at KistiBoatright@hcam.org with the first and last name, title, facility/ company, and email address of both the original registrant and the alternate to process this request.

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QUESTIONS Should you have questions, please contact Kisti by phone at (517) 622-6194 or by email at KistiBoatright@hcam.org.

DIETARY REQUESTS Dietary restrictions must be indicated on the registration form in order to receive a special meal at food functions. We take every precaution possible, however we cannot guarantee that items are free of trace amounts of allergens and other ingredients.

VIDEOS & PHOTOGRAPHY Registration, attendance at, or participation in the HCAM/MCAL Spring Leadership Conference and other activities constitutes an agreement by the registrant to the use and distribution (both now and in the future) of the registrant or attendee’s image or voice in photographs, videotapes, electronic reproductions, and audiotapes of such events and activities by HCAM/MCAL and other third parties.

CONFERENCE ATTIRE Business casual attire is suitable for all meetings, sessions, and receptions. Please remember to bring a sweater or jacket for airconditioned rooms.

CREDIT/CONTACT HOUR REPORTING HCAM/MCAL will need 30 days to compile and process all scan data.

Once the data is compiled, certificates will be available to access via our online system. Certificate questions should be directed to Kisti Boatright. Session attendance for administrators will be reported to NAB using their NAB Registry ID. Nursing hours will be reported to ANCC.

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HCAM/MCAL REGISTRATION POLICIES CODE OF CONDUCT HCAM/MCAL is committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for all participants at our events. We expect everyone associated with our conference (including attendees, HCAM/ MCAL staff and venue staff) to act responsibly, behave courteously, and respect the rights and dignity of others at all times while in attendance. HCAM/MCAL reserves the right to remove or refuse service to anyone deemed to be in violation of this Code of Conduct.

The following actions are prohibited at our conferences: • Harassment or intimidation by words, gestures, or body language • Physical contact with another person in an angry, aggressive, or threatening way • Verbally abusive behavior, including angry or vulgar language, swearing, name-calling, or shouting • Sexually explicit conversation or behavior GENERAL CONFERENCE POLICIES • HCAM/MCAL is not responsible for loss, damages or injury to persons or property occurring at or as a result of the conference or any related events.

• Conference Attendee List Disclosure: HCAM/MCAL does not sell attendee registration information to third-parties. We do share registration information (name, title, facility - no email addresses) with the current year’s conference sponsors/exhibitors with whom we are partnered. If you prefer, you may opt-out during the registration process.

• The views or opinions expressed by any attendee, speaker or sponsor are not necessarily the views or opinions of HCAM/MCAL.

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OPEN SEATING HCAM/MCAL does not pre-register for individual sessions. We try very hard to ensure there is a seat for anyone interested in attending a session and we max out the number of seats in each room.

However, there will be times when a session will run out of available seats.

For your safety, and because of fire regulations, meeting rooms that fill to capacity will be restricted. HCAM/MCAL staff and convention center personnel must follow local fire regulations and will ask participants in overcrowded rooms to leave the room. Standing or sitting on the floor is not an option; only persons occupying a chair will be allowed to remain in the session.

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HCAM/MCAL Spring Leadership Conference

Leaping into a New Decade • March 25-26, 2020 •

Registration Packages & Rates: Early Bird Registration Rates Expire Friday, February 21, 2020 Early Member (before February 21) Full Package Registration: $450 Standard Member (after February 21) Full Package Registration: $550 Non-Member Full Package Registration: $650 Happy Hour ONLY Registration - Package Limited to Sponsors & VIP Partners ONLY: $250

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