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26th Annual
Conference & Expo
Long Beach Convention Center
300 East Ocean Blvd
Long Beach, CA
June 21-23, 2016
www.cmsa.org/conference
2016 CONFERENCE GUIDE
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Table of Contents
Welcome to Long Beach!............................................................. 4
Mobile App Info & Social Networking .......................................... 6
Registration, Cyber Café & Evaluation Manager Hours .............. 6
Gala and Recognition Dinner....................................................... 6
Schedule at a Glance................................................................... 8
Expo Hall & Giveaway Schedules.............................................. 10
Symposia.................................................................................... 10
CEs & Certificates ..................................................................... 10
CMSA Resource Center ............................................................ 10
Disclosure Policy ....................................................................... 10
Executive Conference Sponsors ............................................... 12
Premium Conference Sponsors................................................. 12
Supporting Conference Sponsors.............................................. 14
General Conference Sponsors................................................... 16
Media Sponsors......................................................................... 16
Symposia Sponsors.................................................................... 16
Corporate Partners..................................................................... 18
Floor Map & Location ............................................................24-27
Session Objectives ................................................................29-52
Contact Hour Recap Worksheet. June 20-24, 2016.............. 53-57
CE Requirements........................................................................58
Exhibitors by Company .........................................................60-72
Exhibitors by Category ..........................................................74-79
Advertisers Index
AirMed International................................................................... 19
KCI................................................................................................ 5
Allsup.......................................................................................... 23
Management & Network Services (MNS)................................... 73
Angel MedFlight........................................................................... 2
MCG -part of the Hearst Health network..................... Back Cover
BrightStar Care........................................................................... 14
MedStar........................................................................................ 2
CaptionCall................................................................................. 16
Nevro Corp................................................................................... 9
Casa Colina Hospital and
Centers for Healthcare..................................... Back Inside Cover
Novia Strategies......................................................................... 11
Coram/CVS specialty infusion services...................................... 59
Professional Case Management.................................................. 3
Dignity Health............................................................................. 75
S&L Transportation..................................................................... 54
Genex......................................................................................... 15
Select Medical.............................................................................. 7
HCR ManorCare......................................................................... 73
URAC.......................................................................................... 77
Healthcare Providers Service Organization (HPSO).................. 13
University of Alabama................................................................ 20
Healthcare Scouts...................................................................... 17
Visiting Angels............................................................................ 75
Pfizer RxPathways...................................................................... 22
Home Instead Senior Care................................Front Inside Cover
About CMSA
The Case Management Society of America is the leading
membership association providing professional collaboration
across the healthcare continuum to advocate for patients’
wellbeing and improved health outcomes by fostering case
management growth and development, impacting health care
policy, and providing evidence-based tools and resources.
Case managers are advocates who help patients understand
their current health status, what they can do about it and why
those treatments are important. In this way, case managers are
catalysts by guiding patients and providing cohesion to other
professionals in the health care delivery team, enabling their
clients to achieve goals more effectively and efficiently.
Please note all materials contained in this guide are current as of 5/27. Some ads, company names, or sponsors may have been omitted due to production schedules.
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER
Dear Attendee,
Welcome to CMSA’s 26th Annual Conference & Expo in beautiful Long Beach, California!
We have worked very hard to incorporate critiques and suggestions from years past –
especially last year’s conference – and hope to far exceed your expectations. To start,
our opening night celebration will be a sit down affair, so no long lines at the buffet table
while anxiously hoping the food doesn’t run out!
As always, we will bring to you a lineup of speakers that will not only bring you up to
speed on the current case management landscape, but will also energize and ignite all
the reasons you became a case manager! We have really tried to think outside of the box
and showcase new innovations which have had little spotlight historically.
Once again, we have pre and post conference sessions that bring you additional CE
opportunities. One of these post-conference sessions offers an inside peek at the new
Case Management Core Curriculum. In addition, two of the pre-conference sessions mix
excursions with education.
Approximately 230 exhibitors will showcase the latest case management products and
services in the Expo Hall from Tuesday night, after our Gala and Recognition Dinner,
through Thursday afternoon. We could not hold this conference without the support of
our exhibitors and we appreciate them greatly.
It has been an honor to serve as your president of this great association. As an attendee
of our Annual Meeting, you will be the first to receive the revised 2016 CMSA Standards
of Practice, literally hot off the presses. And believe it or not, there will be more!
As I wind up my two-year term as your CMSA President, I have discovered that every
increment of participation, no matter how large or small, always proves invaluable in
making the challenges of case management less arduous. Maya Angelou stated, “My
mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion,
some compassion, some humor, and some style.” I love that and try to live my life by that
mantra, and I hope I have exhibited it over the past 2 years as your president.
Sincerely,
Kathleen Fraser RN-BC, MSN, MHA, CCM, CRRN
CMSA National President 2014-2016
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RIGHT TO THE HEART OF OPENING DAY
Tuesday is a jam-packed day that includes our Annual Meeting, concurrent sessions, inaugural grab-a-lunch networking and
Opening Keynote featuring Dr. Josh Luke and Dr. Eric Coleman on getting right to the heart of healthcare disparities.
The evening becomes even more enticing with our Gala and Recognition Dinner, followed by the Exhibit Hall Grand Opening.
Get ready to mix and mingle with exhibitors, win great prizes, enjoy delectable desserts and maybe even be our lucky $1000
winner! So, be sure to get your Golden Ticket at the Gala for the $500 prize drawing, which will be announced in the exhibit hall.
You must be present to win.
Hear that? It’s your heart beating in anticipation!
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Registration and Cyber Cafe & Evaluation Manager Hours
Located in the Long Beach Convention Center Promenade Lobby (Level 1)
Make sure to stop by the Evaluation Manager to complete your session evaluations for CE credits, and print or email
a conference certificate to yourself.
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Monday, June 20 ..............................12:00p – 5:30p
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Tuesday, June 21 ..............................7:30a – 5:30p
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Wednesday, June 22 ........................7:00a – 6:00p
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Thursday, June 23 ............................7:00a – 5:30p
Gala and Recognition Dinner
Our Gala and Recognition Dinner will be quite the event! It will celebrate patient advocacy and recognize our case management
leaders, as well as feature a guest speaker, Melissa Thomason. Melissa is an experienced Patient and Family Advisor, and a remarkably
passionate advocate who will share a deeply personal story about being diagnosed with a rare connective tissue disorder known as
Loeys Dietz Syndrome. She will walk us through the fear and vulnerability of a life-altering illness, the joy and fulfillment of life as a Patient
Advocate and the meaning and practice of true “patient and family engagement.”
We’ll close the Gala with our annual presentation of the prestigious CMSA Awards including the Chapter Excellence and Innovation
Awards, the Case Management Practice Improvement Award, the Award of Service Excellence, Case Manager of the Year and finally
honoring this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award recipient. Additionally, attending the Gala is the only way to receive a Golden Ticket for
the $1,000 cash prize drawing which we’ll announce later that evening in the Expo Hall.
Join us for dessert and cash bar during the Expo Hall Grand Opening immediately following the close of the Gala. Get your first peek at
our hall filled with the people, resources and products you need to enhance your case management career. There will be fun games and
multiple opportunities towin exclusive travel, restaurant and excursion prizes! As you peruse the hall, who knows – you may even run into
someone you recognize!
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2016 SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
Sunday, June 19
12:30p – 5:00p
Monday, June 20
12:00p – 5:30p
8:00a – 5:30p
8:00a – 5:30p
8:30a – 3:30p 1:30p – 4:30p
5:00p – 6:00p
5:00p – 6:30p
6:00p – 7:00p
7:00p – 9:00p
Tuesday, June 21
7:30a – 5:30p
8:30a – 10:00a
10:15a – 11:15a
11:30a – 1:00p
1:15p – 3:15p
3:30p – 4:30p
5:00p – 7:30p
7:30p – 10:00p Wednesday, June 22
7:00a 7:45a 9:00a 11:00a 3:15p 6:30p – 6:00p
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8:45a
– 10:30a
– 3:00p
– 4:45p
– 10:00p
PC1 – Pre Conference Session: CCM Prep Course (Day 1) $399 – For Entire Course
Registration Hours
PC1 – Pre Conference Session: CCM Prep Course (Day 2) $399 – For Entire Course
PC2 – Catalina Island Excursion: Professionalism in the Workplace and Ethical Practice (with 2 HR CE session) $149*
PC3 – Care Management in the Air and on the Sea and Afternoon Tour with Lunch on the Legendary Queen Mary
(with 1.5 HR CE) $149*. Sponsored by AirMed Intenational
PC4 – Insights to Enhancing Transitions and Quality of Care with our Senior Population
(with 3 HR CE session) – Included in Conference Registration Fee
ANC1- Together, Professional Case Managers Enhance, Enable, Engage and Empower:
An Important Message for our Legislators: Public Policy Forum and Impromptu Networking
First-time Attendee Welcome Reception
Public Policy Reception
Chapter Leaders Mixer – by Invitation Only - Sponsored by CaptionCall
Registration Hours
Annual Meeting
Concurrent Sessions
Grab a Lunch Networking Sessions Sponsored by Angel MedFlight and Allsup
Opening Keynote: Leadership and Coordination Beyond The Hospital to the Community:
Featuring Dr. Josh Luke and Dr. Eric Coleman
Concurrent Sessions
Gala and Recognition Dinner
Expo Hall Grand Opening, Dessert, Prizes, Games, Plus a $500 giveaway
Registration Hours
Early Bird Concurrent Sessions
Main Session: Resilient and Ready: How to Thrive Through Challenge and Change – Featuring Valerie Burton
Expo Hall and Poster Sessions (with Lunch Until 1:30pm)
Facilitated Networking Sessions
Ancillary Events - by Invitation Only
Thursday, June 23
7:00a 7:30a 8:45a 12:00p 1:45p 3:00p 5:00p
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5:30p
Registration Hours
8:30a
Early Bird Concurrent Session
11:45a
Expo Hall and Poster Session (with Brunch Until 11:15a)
1:30p
Sponsored Lunch Symposia (no Ticket Required for Registered Attendees) Lunch Service Begins at 11:45a
2:45p
Concurrent Sessions
4:30pMain Session: Theatre of the Mind - Featuring Robert Priest
7:00p
Ancillary Events - by Invitation Only
Friday, June 24
8:00a – 12:00p
8:00a – 12:00p
PS1 – Setting the Standard through Application of the New CMSA Core Curriculum. Cost is included in registration fees!
PS2 – Developing Your Innermost Chapter Leadership Skills. Cost is included in registration fees!
* Separate agenda for those registered
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CM EXPO HALL & GIVEAWAY SCHEDULES
Tuesday, June 21 - 7:30p - 10:30p
EXPO HALL GRAND OPENING
• Dessert Served: 7:30p- 9:00p
• Cash Bar 7:30p - 9:00p
• Multiple prize giveaways
and fun games all evening!
• $500 Cash giveaway sponsored by
URAC (Booth #945)
• $1000 Grand Prize winner
announced at 10:15p!
Wednesday, June 22 - 11:00a - 3:00p
EXPO Hall Open
• Lunch Served:11:00a - 1:30p
• Lunch Sponsored by Healthcare Scouts
(Booth #631)
• $500 Cash giveaways sponsored by
Visiting Angels (Booth # 926) and
AirMed International (Booth #438)
• Poster Viewing (PP01-PP15)
Thursday, June 23 - 8:45a - 11:45a
EXPO Hall Open
• Brunch Served: 8:45a - 11:15a
• $500 Cash giveaways sponsored
by Coram CVS/specialty infusion
services (Booth # 513) and
Angel MedFlight (Booth #728)
• Poster Viewing (PP16-PP26)
SYMPOSIA (No ticket for registered attendees)
CMSA’s Lunch Symposia are continuing education sessions that offer enhanced clinical knowledge and
comprehensive strategies in major domains of case management for any working clinician within the clinical
continuum, regardless of the level of experience. These sessions provide valuable information on some of
healthcare’s hottest topics. Sessions will be sponsored this year by Nevro and The Center for Treatment
of Paralysis and Reconstructive Nerve Surgery at Jersey Shore University Medical Center. You are
encouraged to attend and show your support.
All Symposia sessions will take place on Thursday, June 23rd at 12:00p. Tickets are not required. Lunch will be
provided and CEs are available. Lunch service will begin at 11:45a.
CEs & CERTIFICATES
After attending your chosen sessions, you can use any available PC with online access to make your session
evaluations. Use the “Session Objectives” section in this book as a resource for the behavioral objectives you will
need to evaluate.
Once you’ve completed your evaluations (either at the Evaluation Manager in the registration area or on your
personal laptop), you will be able to immediately print your CE certificate, send to your email – or both!
CMSA RESOURCE CENTER
Visit CMSA’s Resource Center in the Expo Hall (booth #537) to learn about CMSA’s tools and resources, meet a
few of the CMSA National Board Members and local Chapter Leaders and stock up on Case Management Week
supplies!
If you’re already a CMSA member, stop by to enhance your conference experience and learn about the latest
tools and resources available to you. If you’re not a member, learn about our educational programs and support
services that can benefit both you as a case manager and your employer and discover how you can save on
membership by joining during the conference!
DISCLOSURE
POLICY
It is the policy of CMSA
to ensure balance,
independence, objectivity
and scientific rigor in all
its educational activities.
All Faculty participating in
this activity are expected
to disclose to the
audience any significant
financial interest or other
relationship he/she has
with the manufacturer(s)
of any commercial
product(s) discussed in
an educational session.
The names of the Faculty
members declaring
a potential conflict of
interest, discussing offlabel therapies, and those
who declined to sign a
Disclosure Statement
are noted on the Session
Summary Description
Page available on CMSA’s
website.
This year is a little different: Stop into this year’s Career Theater to learn more about how you can promote
yourself as a professional, and get ahead in the case management industry from industry experts. Interested in
learning how you can help advance the case management industry? CMSA’s Public Policy Committee members
will be in the Resource Center to share information on their current involvement in shaping health policy and
creating case management awareness.
Finally, come to our booth to register for a few great giveaways – someone has to win, why not you?
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EXECUTIVE CONFERENCE SPONSOR
Sanofi Genzyme ................................................................................................ Booth #737
Sanofi Genzyme, the specialty care business unit of Sanofi, focuses on rare diseases, multiple sclerosis,
oncology, and immunology. We help people with debilitating and complex conditions that are often
difficult to diagnose and treat. Our approach is shaped by our experience developing highly specialized
treatments and forging close relationships with physician and patient communities. We are dedicated to
discovering and advancing new therapies, providing hope to patients and their families around the world.
Learn more at www.sanofigenzyme.com
PREMIUM CONFERENCE SPONSORS
AirMed International...................................................................................................................................................... Booth #438
Queen Mary Tour & $500 Cash Giveaway (Wednesday)
Angel Medflight Worldwide Air Ambulance.................................................................................................................... Booth #728
$500 Cash Giveaway (Thursday) & Facilitated Networking Session
CaptionCall.................................................................................................................................................................. Booth #1028
Chapter President Meeting
Charity Air Ambulance................................................................................................................................................... Booth #722
Learning Journal
Coram CVS/specialty infusion services......................................................................................................................... Booth #513
$500 Cash Giveaway (Thursday) & Military Event and Networking Session
Genex Services, LLC..................................................................................................................................................... Booth #731
Tote Bags
Healthcare Providers Service Organization (HPSO)..................................................................................................... Booth #444
Session 1004
Select Medical............................................................................................................................................................... Booth #427
Water Bottles
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SUPPORTING CONFERENCE SPONSORS
Allsup............................................................................................................................................................................. Booth #931
Networking Lunch Session
Apria Healthcare............................................................................................................................................................ Booth #339
“Grab & Go” Breakfast
Healthcare Scouts, Inc.................................................................................................................................................. Booth #631
Expo Lunch – Wednesday
HCR ManorCare............................................................................................................................................................ Booth #612
Wifi Sponsor
Management & Network Services............................................................................................................................. Not Exhibiting
Conference Pens
MCG - part of the Hearst Health network...................................................................................................................... Booth #829
Conference Guide
Nevro Corp.................................................................................................................................................................... Booth #727
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation.......................................................................................................................... Booth #749
Literature Kiosk
Visiting Angels............................................................................................................................................................... Booth #926
$500 Cash Giveaway (Wednesday)
URAC............................................................................................................................................................................ Booth #945
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GENERAL CONFERENCE SPONSORS
BrightStar Care ............................................................................................................................................................. Booth #544
Dignity Health................................................................................................................................................................ Booth #653
Emmi.............................................................................................................................................................................. Booth #328
Numotion....................................................................................................................................................................... Booth #344
Pfizer RxPathways..................................................................................................................................................... Not Exhibiting
MEDIA SPONSORS
CMSA Today ™ Published in Partnership with Naylor Association Solutions........................................................... Not Exhibiting
MultiView (CMSA Care Management Industry Directory)......................................................................................... Not Exhibiting
Wolters Kluwer .............................................................................................................................................................. Booth #822
Voice Newspaper & Georgia 1st................................................................................................................................... Booth #238
World Congress......................................................................................................................................................... Not Exhibiting
SYMPOSIA SPONSORS
Nevro............................................................................................................................................................................. Booth #727
The Center for Treatment of Paralysis and Reconstructive Nerve Surgery
at Jersey Shore University Medical Center............................................................................................................... Not Exhibiting
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CORPORATE PARTNERS
PLATINUM
Boehringer Ingelheim Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Pfizer RxPathways
GOLD
Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Inc.
AMR / AMR Air Ambulance
Amramp
Angel MedFlight
AxelaCare Health Solutions
Coram CVS/specialty infusion services
EagleMed LLC
EPIC RM Hearing Healthcare
Erickson Living
Florida Institute for Neurologic Rehabilitation (FINR)
Healthcare Scouts
HealthSouth Corporation
Home Instead Senior Care
Humana At Home
Kelly Services
LivaNova
McKesson Patient Care Solutions
MedImmune – AstraZeneca
Medix
Orthofix
Patient Care America
Purdue Pharma L.P.
Right at Home
Sanofi Genzyme
SILVER
Allsup
Amgen, Inc.
BrightStar Franchising LLC
CareSource
CareerSmart Learning
Datachem Software, Inc.
DST Health Solutions
Essette, Inc.
HCR ManorCare
Kindred Hospitals
Nexus Health Systems
North Carolina Community Care Networks, Inc.
Numotion
URAC
BRONZE
American Sentinel University
Better Life Mobility Center
Capella University
Continuity Care Home Nurses
Hill-Rom
Mercy Flight
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Transplant Centers (NUATC)
NurseCore Management Services
TCS Healthcare Technologies
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Long Beach, California
POSTER SESSIONS
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SESSION OBJECTIVES
PC1 - Day 1
CCM Prep Course
Sunday, June 19, 12:30p – 5:00p
Presenter(s): Sandra Lowery, RN, BSN, CCM, CNLCP
Co-Presenter(s): Sheila Bennion, RN, BSN, MBA, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the process for the CCM credential.
( ) 2. Explain the six essential knowledge areas for case
management practice.
( ) 3. Describe any individual additional study needs.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PC1 - Day 2
CCM Prep Course
Monday, June 20, 8:00a – 5:00p
Presenter(s): Sandra Lowery, RN, BSN, CCM, CNLCP
Co-Presenter(s): Sheila Bennion, RN, BSN, MBA, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the process for the CCM credential.
( ) 2. Explain the six essential knowledge areas for case
( ) 3. Describe any individual additional study needs.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PC2
Catalina Island Excursion:
Professionalism in the Workplace
and Ethical Practice
Presenter(s): Sandra Zawalski, RN, BSN, CRRN, CCM, ABDA, MSCC
Offers 2 CEs (2.4 CEs for Nursing)
Objectives:
( ) 1. Differentiate between the Rules of Conduct, Standards
for Professional Conduct, and Principles outlined in the
Code.
( ) 2. Explain the procedures for filing and processing a
complaint against a CCM.
( ) 3. Define important ethical terms associated with the case
management profession.
( ) 4. Appreciate the importance of adherence to the Code
for all case managers.
NOTES:______________________________________________
PC3
Care Management in the Air And on the Sea and
Afternoon Tour With Lunch on the Legendary
Queen Mary
Presenter(s): Brandon Bates, MBA
Sponsored by: AirMed International
Offers 1.5 CEs (1.8 CEs for Nursing)
Objectives:
( ) 1. Provide attendees general overview of industry
accreditations.
( ) 2. Attendees will gain a knowledge of standards of care in
the critical care ambulance transport industry.
( ) 3. Attendees will be presented information to gain an
understanding of licensure requirements to the air
ambulance industry.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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1=StronglyAgree | 2=Agree | 3=Neutral | 4=Disagree | 5=StronglyDisagree
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PC4
Insights to Enhancing Transitions
and Quality of Care with our Senior Population
Monday, June 20, 1:30p – 4:30p
Presenter(s): Rani Khetarpal, Jim Lett, MD;
Mary McLaughlin-Davis, DNP, MSN, APRN, ACNS-BC, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Define the gaps and barriers to transitions of care in the
long term care continuum.
( ) 2. Understand the implications of IMPACT.
( ) 3. Review the correlations between the patients clinical
and non-clinical issues related to transitions.
( ) 4. Discuss the social and quality of life concerns is
working with the senior populations.
( ) 5. Identify resources for seniors and providers to enhance
patient engagement in decision making.
1001
Advanced Disease – How to Get Your
Sickest Patients to the Care They Need
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Lisa Wagner, BSN, RN, MA, NP, AOCNP
Co-Presenter(s): Kathleen Pelc, MS, RN, OCN;
Laura Ostrowsky, RN, CCM, MUP
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand the importance of advance care planning
and be able to communicate the basic steps and
documents needed to patients and physicians.
( ) 2. Identify the core indicators of advanced disease.
( ) 3. Use the Palliative Performance Scale and other core
indicators to identify patients with advanced disease who
would benefit from palliative or hospice care.
NOTES:______________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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ANC1
Public Policy Forum and Networking Session:
Title Protection and the Case Manager
Monday, June 20, 5:00p - 6:00p
Presenter(s): Patricia Noonan, RN, MBA, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Lynn Muller, JD, BA-HCM, RN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Recognize the importance of Title Protection to the
future of Professional Case Management.
( ) 2. Analyze the interplay of laws, regulations, Standards of
Practice, Codes of Ethics and relation to title protection. ( ) 3. Appreciate the value of each vote and the impact on
the future of Professional Case Management.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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1002
“What’s next?” A Patient and Family
Perspective on Quality of Life
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Chriss Wheeler, RN, MSN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Janet Cairns RN, MSN, CCM, NEA-BC
Objectives:
( ) 1. Define quality of life-patient and family stories.
( ) 2. Examine techniques in beginning dialogue on quality of
life. When should it start?
( ) 3. Explore opportunities for Case Managers to impact
defining quality of life.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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1003
A Technology Assisted Approach to Care
Transitions Using the Bridge Model
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Andrey Ostrovsky, MD
Co-Presenter(s): Donna Parker, LBSW
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the evidence for and usage of the Bridge
Model at CTCOG.
( ) 2. Describe technology enhancements used to support
Bridge program participants during transitions at CTCOG.
( ) 3. Present qualitative and quantitative results achieved.
( ) 4. Conduct a Design Thinking exercise: a hands-on
experience for participants.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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1004
Social Media’s Promises and Pitfalls for Case
Management: Mastering the Ethical Divide 2016
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Ellen P. Fink-Samnick, MSW, ACSW, LCSW,
CCM, CRP
Supported by Healthcare Providers Service Providers (HPSO)
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss three Social Media merits for case managers.
( ) 2. Identify three (3) ethical challenges for case managers
with respect to Social Media.
( ) 3. Identify the key elements of an online professional
profile.
( ) 4. Identify Social Media’s ethical parameters for Case
Mangers.
1005
Transitions of Care in Workers’ Compensation
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Kathleen Fraser, RN-BC, MSN, MHA, CCM, CRRN
Objectives:
( ) 1. The attendee will understand the skills required for
successful outcomes!
( ) 2. The attendee will be able to describe the issues
impacting Transitions of Care for all stakeholders utilizing
the Case Management process.
( ) 3. .The attendee will be able to coordinate medical and
behavioral intervention.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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MonAir Force Reserve/Air National
Guard Medical Care Challenges
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Donna Hoffmeyer
Co-Presenter(s): Wendy Joy, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Identify the challenges the Air Force Reserve and Air
National Guard Service Member face when needing
military medical care.
( ) 2. Understand the construct of the care team and their
roles in aiding the service member with medical and
non-medical care.
( ) 3. Identity the service member needing assistance and
become familiar with resources available to assist them
with receiving effective and efficient care.
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1007
1009
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Jay Berry, MD, MPH
Co-Presenter(s): Kevin Blaine, MAEd
Objectives:
( ) 1. Attendees will be able to describe the current state
of the field of discharge care for children with medical
complexity, distinguishing the topics of most interest to
case managers.
( ) 2. Attendees will learn about the components of
discharge care for hospitalized children that are
supported by research, legislation, and clinical
experience, including those that matter the most to case
managers.
( ) 3. Attendees will develop SMART goals that can be used
as a guide to further optimize pediatric hospital discharge
care for children with medical complexity in their local
care setting.
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Barbara F. Dunn-O’Neal
Co-Presenter(s): Pattie Weed, CPA
Improving Hospital Discharge for
Children with Medical Complexity
NOTES:______________________________________________
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1008
Writing for Publication
Tuesday, June 21, 10:15a – 11:15a
Presenter(s): Suzanne K. Powell, RN, MBA, CCM, CPHQ,
Editor-in-Chief
Co-Presenter(s): Lynn S. Muller, RN, BA-HCM, CCM, JD
Objectives
( ) 1. Evaluate various types of publications and identify the
best “fit” for you.
( ) 2. Differentiate “peer reviewed” journals from non-peer
reviewed journals.
( ) 3. Apply best-practices in writing for publication and
pitfalls to avoid.
Enhancing Chapter Vitality by
Reducing Chapter Risks
Objectives
( ) 1. Understand what legal or financial risks all chapters
face.
( ) 2. Assess what areas your chapter is currently at risk.
( ) 3. Create an action plan to reduce these risks by
implementing new processes.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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B01
Grab a Bag Lunch Networking Sessions
Hospital/Acute Care
Tuesday, June 21, 11:30a-1:00p
Presenter(s): Kim Halloran, VP of Business Development;
Matthew Butler, NREMT-P, Lead Flight Coordinator
Facilitated by: Angel MedFlight
Objectives
( ) 1. Identify emerging trends and potential impacts on case
( ) 2. Describe work setting specific issues and explore
innovative solutions.
( ) 3. Discuss career building opportunities in practice
setting.
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B02
B04
Tuesday, June 21, 11:30a – 1:00p
Facilitated by: Becky Perez, RN, BSN, CCM
Facilitated by: Janet Coulter, RN, MSN, MS,CCM
Objectives
setting.
Objectives
setting.
Insurance/Managed Care
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Workers Compensation
NOTES:______________________________________________
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B03
Rehabilitation
Presenter(s): Karen Hercules-Doerr, National Sales Director,
Consumer Sales & Marketing
Facilitated by: Allsup
Objectives
setting.
KS01
Opening Keynote:
Leadership and Coordination Beyond the Hospital to the Community
Tuesday, June 21, 1:30p – 3:15p
Presenter(s): Josh Luke, FACHE
Co-Presenter(s): Eric Coleman, MD, MPH, AGSF
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives
( ) 1. Learn about various transitions of care methodologies
currently in practice.
( ) 3. Learn how effective implementation of transitional
care methodologies can reduce avoidable hospital
readmissions.
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2001
2003
Presenter(s): Deb Bellitter, RN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Richard Lasota, RN, CCM;
Kim Schmoll, RN, MS, CCM
Presenter(s): Kimberly S. Gully, MS, CCC, CCM, CBIST
Lessons Learned in Transitions of Care
Objectives
( ) 1. Identify pitfalls in Transition of Care.
( ) 2. Recognize the optimal processes.
( ) 3. Implement actionable ideas.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Practical Technology Solutions
for Complex Patient Challenges
Objectives:
( ) 1. Participants will be able to discuss the pros and cons
of receiving medical services in the traditional manner
and via tele-medicine options.
( ) 2. Attendees will experience a live demonstration of
tele-caregiving as an option to traditional care-giving.
( ) 3. Attendees will participate in a live therapy session via a
secure tele-practice platform.
( ) 4. Participants will be able to identify apps appropriate
for use with patients to increase compliance, provide
education and facilitate patient engagement.
NOTES:______________________________________________
2002
America’s Health Literacy Problem
and the Case Manager’s Role!
Presenter(s): Catherine Mullahy, RN, BS, CRRN, CCM
Objectives
( ) 1. Educate case managers regarding the widespread
threat of health illiteracy in American patients of all
socio-economic and cultural background.
( ) 2. Teach case managers how to initially assess their
patients’ health literacy relevant to their specific medical
conditions and treatment plans in a non-threatening
manner.
( ) 3. Present strategies and examples of how case
managers can encourage patients to ask questions and
then provide the answers to help them better understand
their medical condition and treatment plans including
explanations of specific medical terms.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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2004
Applying the Principles of Bioethics
to Support Patients at End of Life
Presenter(s): Eileen Zenker, MSW
Co-Presenter(s): Dorothy Burns, RN, MSN, MBA, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe how health reform, shifting demographics and
medical advancements that expand patient options at
end of life impact the role of case managers in supporting
patients at and near end of life.
( ) 2. Examine four concepts of bioethics (autonomy,
beneficence, non-malifence, and justice) and how they
shape patient care today and in the future.
( ) 3. Discuss strategies to engage patients, family
caregivers and partners in the healthcare delivery system
to improve experiences and satisfaction of patients
and their supports through case stories and a bioethics
model.
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2005
Navigating Pain Management
With the Upcoming Trends of Change
Presenter(s): Laura Bachrach, RN, BSN, MSL, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Connie Keene, BSN, RN, CCM, CBIS
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand the importance of pain management
education.
( ) 2. Discuss the importance of the case manager’s role
related to pain management to the patient, family,
healthcare providers, and healthcare system.
( ) 3. Discuss the new trends in Opioids usage, including
new laws and regulations both at the state and federal
levels.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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2006
Serving To Heal . . .
Honored To Serve: Our Soldiers in Transition
Presenter(s): Kellena Marie Miller, RN, BSN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Beverly Werth, RN, MSN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. The participant will be able to describe the purpose
and structure of the Warrior Transition Unit which
was designed to meet the needs of Soldiers who are
wounded, ill, or injured and require medical case
management.
( ) 2. The participant will be able to describe the roles of the
Triad of Care which consists of the primary care manager
(PCM), nurse case manager (NCM), and squad leader
(SL) or platoon sergeant (PSG) who together direct and
supervise the Soldier’s healing process.
( ) 3. The participant will be able to demonstrate, via case
studies, the use of the Comprehensive Transition Plan
(CTP) which is a tool generated to primarily focus on the
Soldier’s goals to heal and successfully transition back to
the force and/or Veteran status.
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2007
3001
Presenter(s): Bonnie R. Sakallaris, PhD, RN
Wednesday, June 22, 7:45a – 8:45a
Presenter(s): Mary Catharine McLaughlin-Davis, DNP, MSN,
APRN, ACNS-BC, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Karen Hooven, RN, BSN, CRRN, CCM
Optimal Healing Environments
in Advanced Illness Care
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the components of an optimal healing
environment.
( ) 2. Apply specific principles of an OHE to themselves and
their clinical practice.
( ) 3. Access evidence for integrating healing practices into
their care.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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A Kaizen Approach to Case
Management Documentation
Objectives:
( ) 1. Identify “at risk” patients through use of a standardized
case management assessment tool.
( ) 2. Describe how the Kaizen process guides the team
toward development of a patient centered assessment,
discharge plan, and re-assessment document.
( ) 3. Discuss the Kaizen evaluation process of the patient
documentation tool for continuous process improvement.
NOTES:______________________________________________ _____________________________________________________
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2008
3002
Presenter(s): Marjorie Green
Co-Presenter(s): Mischa Dick
Presenter(s): Mary Beth Newman, MSN, RN-BC, CCP, CCM,
CHQM
Co-Presenter(s): Cris Walters,MS, RN, RN-BC, CCM, CCP
Transforming Case Management
for Value Based Reimbursement
Objectives:
( ) 1. The building of a framework for a case management
solution for value-based reimbursement.
( ) 2. How integration of mobile technology and back-office
support is valuable in case management.
( ) 3. Practical solutions for offsetting case manager
workload for patient care .
Cultivating the Art and Science of
Compassionate Care
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. Define compassionate care and its essential
characteristics.
( ) 2. Describe why compassionate care is critical to achieve
successful outcomes in case management.
( ) 3. Describe strategies to enhance compassion with self,
patients and their families, other healthcare professionals,
and organizations.
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3003
How To Find the “Right” Software System and
Successfully Implement It
3005
Modified Duty Off Site
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the process to identify essential requirements
for a software system.
( ) 2. Demonstrate ways to evaluate the system and vendor
to assure they meet your requirements.
( ) 3. Describe key elements of an implementation plan that
leads to success.
Presenter(s): Tony Louis D’Orazio, CPDM
Co-Presenter(s): Kimberly Wickert, MRC, CRC;
Danielle Dresden, M.Ed., CRC
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand the value of SAW RTW and the factors
present that affect this in a negative way.
( ) 2. Understand how the MDOS program works
operationally.
( ) 3. Understand where a case manager can or might utilize
MDOS as an application for a IW or employer.
( ) 4. Understand the ROI for the MDOS program.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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3004
3006
Presenter(s): Louis Luna
Co-Presenter(s): Pat Stricker, MEd; Debb Keller, RN, BSN
The Affordable Care Act &
Navigating the Labyrinth of Clinical Trials
Presenter(s): Wendy Portier, MSN, RN, CCM, CHRC, CHC, CPHQ
Co-Presenter(s): Deborah Stubbs, RN, MS, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss ACA and related regulatory requirements
regarding clinical trial coverage.
( ) 2. Identify when trials qualify for coverage and what
should be paid for by the research sponsor versus the
payer.
( ) 3. Review key documents to determine covered benefits,
related plan policies, qualifying clinical trials, and
member cost sharing obligations.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Interagency Care Coordination for
Service Members, Veterans
Presenter(s): Joan McLeod, RN, CCM, MGA
Co-Presenter(s): Jennifer Perez, MSW
Objectives:
( ) 1. Identify how improved DoD/VA care coordination
processes such as the Lead Coordinator Role could be
applied to other case management environments.
( ) 2. Recognize ideas and best practices for standing up
and sustaining a Community of Practice.
( ) 3. Identify best practices in consolidating processes
and systems and how to successfully implement and
sustain those changes, e.g. LC Role and the ICP and LC
Checklist.
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SESSION OBJECTIVES
3007
Modern Day Slavery: What Every Case Manager
Should Know About Human Trafficking
Presenter(s): Janet Sue Coulter, RN, MSN, MS, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Barbara Mackey-Zeigler, RN, BSN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Explain Patient Activation Stages and the Patient
Activation Measurement Tool (PAM).
( ) 2. Describe the Transitional Care Model: Patient Activation
Assessment (PAA) and Four Pillars.
( ) 3. Demonstrate how to initiate Patient Activation into a
care coordination practice in the hospital, outpatient
setting or Accountable Care Organization.
KS02
Main Session - Resilient and Ready: How to
Thrive Through Challenge and Change
Presenter(s): Valorie Burton
Objectives:
( ) 1. Bounce back from setbacks.
( ) 2. Maximize Opportunities.
( ) 3. Develop a way to succeed under pressure, and help
you maintain a positive.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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NOTES:______________________________________________
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3008
Air Ambulance Transport: Better Choices,
Better Care, Better Results
PP01
DOD/VA Collaboration for Case Management of
Remote Care Soldiers and Families in Transition
- A Juggling Act
Wednesday, June 22, 11:00a – 12:00p
Presenter(s): Tonya Green-Isaac, BSN, RN, CCM
Presenter(s): Brandon Bates, Sr. Director, Global Strategy &
Partner Relations
Sponsored by: AirMed International
Co-Presenter(s): Mary McNulty, RN, MSN; Alice Whitfield, RN,
BSN, CCM; Teresa Hall, RN-BC, MS
Objectives:
( ) 1. Provide attendees general overview of industry
accreditations.
( ) 2. Attendees will gain a knowledge of standards of care in
the critical care ambulance transport industry.
( ) 3. Attendees will be presented information to gain an
understanding of licensure requirements to the air
ambulance industry.
( ) 1. Discuss case management concepts important to
effectively transition remote care Soldiers and Families
towards positive outcomes to return to civilian jobs or
military duties.
Objectives:
( ) 2. Describe the essential process components and
impact on delivery of case management services to
remote care Soldiers and their families.
NOTES:______________________________________________
( ) 3. Describe how CCU case management practice has set
the standard for MEDCOM.
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SESSION OBJECTIVES
PP02
The RN Liaison Role; In Person Enrollment in
Case Management
Presenter(s): Suzanne Weghorn, MSN, RN, CPN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss the role of the RN liaison in the pediatric
Medicaid population at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Medical center.
( ) 2. Apply in person enrollment via the RN liaison to
improve practice of case management.
( ) 3. Analyze the impact of in person enrollment versus
telephonic enrollment.
( ) 4. Discuss successful implementation of in person
enrollment for improving member enrollment rates, using
data to demonstrate impact/outcome.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP03
Increased Duration in Care Coordination
Improves Quality, Savings
Presenter(s): Gandhi Bhattarai, PhD
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the purpose of a care coordination program.
( ) 2. Describe analytic methods used to evaluate care
coordination programs.
( ) 3. Understand how increased duration in a care
coordination program is associated with higher quality
of health care, decreased healthcare utilization, and
expenditures.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP04
Daily Huddles: A Key to Successful Transitions
Presenter(s): Sarah L. McClure, BSN, RN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss the development and hospital wide
implementation of the daily transition huddle.
( ) 2. Overview of the electronic huddle board, huddle
expectations, and the data collection tools.
( ) 3. Analysis of the impact of transition huddle
implementation and the results on hospital length of stay
and readmissions.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP05
Collaboration Between Primary Care and
Emergency Department Registered Nurse Care
Coordinators (RNCC): Strategies for Success
Presenter(s): Rosemary Zawia, RN, BSN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Donna Carpenter, RN, BSN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand roles of RN Care Coordinator in primary
care and Emergency Department at an Acute Care
Hospital setting.
( ) 2. Describe how we as RN Care Coordinators impact
medically and socially complex Patient’s through
collaboration.
( ) 3. Demonstrate through examples how we are able to
impact Emergency Department utilization and Inpatient
Hospital Admissions.
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SESSION OBJECTIVES
PP06
Case Management Clinical Excellence
and Performance Improvement:
A Team-Driven Approach
Presenter(s): Renee D. Kirkman, RN, MS, CCM
PP08
The Value and Importance of Advance Directives
Presenter(s): Kathy Barrows, BSN, RN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Jacquelyn Warner, RN, COHN, CCM
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. Identity what “Conversations of a Lifetime Campaign”
is & the positive impact of that campaign with case
managers’ role with end of life planning conversations.
( ) 2. Identify variations of Advance Directives including Five
Wishes.
( ) 3. Identify what MOLST/Medical Orders for Life Sustaining
Treatment is, how it varies between states that have their
own MOLST and how that impacts advance directives.
_____________________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the mission, vision, and goals of the Case
Management Clinical Excellence and Performance
Improvement team.
( ) 2. .List the key components and anticipated outcomes of
this approach.
PP07
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI);
Causation, Treatment and Recovery
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PP09
Presenter(s): Laura T. Opson, RN
What if it Were True?
You Could Disrupt Government Policy
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand Traumatic Brain Injury including
pathophysiology, types of brain injury and diagnostics.
We will also discuss TBI prevention and second impact
syndrome.
( ) 2. Review treatment advances in Traumatic Brain Injury
including neuropsychological testing, cognitive therapies,
neuroplasticity and more.
( ) 3. Explore care and Case Management for the patient
and their Family. We will discuss community resources
including the Wounded Warriors Project.
Objectives:
( ) 1. The participant will be able to classify their political
astuteness.
( ) 2. The participant will be able to employ their legislature’s
website for accessing information.
( ) 3. The participant will be able to name the methods of
communication with representatives.
( ) 4. The participant will be able to list websites to stay
abreast of health and case management issues.
Presenter(s): Kathleen I. Gremel, RN, PhD
NOTES:______________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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SESSION OBJECTIVES
PP10
How Technology Can Improve Care Transitions
and Drive Self-Management
Presenter(s): David Duda
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand the science behind motivating behavior
change to create long-lasting, positive behaviors.
( ) 2. Learn how technology can be a key component in
motivating patient populations to change their behavior.
( ) 3. Understand how patient engagement technology
has had a measurable impact on one organization’s
readmission rates, readmission length of stay and patient
behaviors.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP12
Implementing a Single-Point-of-Contact
Outreach Approach to Reduce Barriers
for Serious & Persistent Mentally Ill Members
Demonstration Project
Presenter(s): April Lynn Lyons, MSN, RN
Co-Presenter(s): Diana Rapp-Kesser, RN, MSN, CCM, CCP;
Christine Copeman, RN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Provide an Overview of the PROMISE Program and its
Historical Underpinnings.
( ) 2. Describe the Single Point of Contact Integrated Care
Approach to Managing Members with Serious Persistent
Mental Illness and Co-Morbidity.
( ) 3. Discuss Barriers Identified in PROMISE Populations.
NOTES:______________________________________________
PP11
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Presenter(s): Carolyn S. Townsend, DNP, RN, CPHQ, LSSBB, CNE
Co-Presenter(s): Mary McNulty, RN, MSN
PP13
Implement Huddles to Reduce
Readmissions and Length of Stay
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss interprofessional communication strategies
necessary to implement successful huddles designed to
reduce length of stay and readmissions, and to improve
patient satisfaction.
( ) 2. Evaluate successful strategies, as well as
opportunities for improvement in interprofessional huddle
implementation.
( ) 3. Analyze the impact of huddle implementation on
throughput metrics of length of stay, readmission and
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Care Transitions: No One Size Fits All
Presenter(s): Sharyn King, RN, BSN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Identify and isolate strategies for implementing a
community based care transition program.
( ) 2. Understand how to leverage technology to improve
outcomes around avoidable hospital encounters.
( ) 3. Discover strategies to work with partners to reduce
avoidable hospitalizations.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP14
F01
APRN, ACNS-BC, CCM
Wednesday, June 22, 3:15p – 4:30p
Facilitated by: Coram CVS/specialty infusion services
Facilitator: Doug Roberto, Regional Sales Manager
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe care coordination.
( ) 2. Identify the elements of a health system care
coordination model.
( ) 3. Describe the continuous process improvement model
in relation to care coordination.
Objectives:
( ) 1. Learn how to say “yes” to what matters by saying “no”
more often.
( ) 2. Learn how to increase your day-to-day joy and fun,
even when your schedule feels routine.
( ) 3. Learn how to make time for the people and activities
that nourish your mind, body and spirit.
The Integrated Care Model:
Value-Based Patient-Centered
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP15
Health Network by Cincinnati Children’s;
Pediatric Case Management
Presenter(s): Leslie Marie Reed, RN, BSN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss the impact on achieving optimal health in
children/caregivers enrolled in case management at
HNCC.
( ) 2. Analyze data that demonstrates reduction in
PMPM claims for members who are engaged in case
management.
( ) 3. Examine ways the case management team collaborates
together to meet objectives of the HNCC program.
New Case Managers - 5 Years of Experience
NOTES:______________________________________________
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F02
Case Managers with 6-12 Years of Experience
Facilitator: TBD
Objectives:
( ) 1. Learn how to say “yes” to what matters by saying “no”
more often.
NOTES:______________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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SESSION OBJECTIVES
F03
4002
Presenter(s): TBD
Presenter(s): Lynn S. Muller, RN, BA-HCM, CCM, JD
Co-Presenter(s): Jayne Skehan, DNP, MSN, BSN, RN
Case Managers with 12+ Years of
Experience to Executive Experience
Engaging the LGBT Patient:
A Guide for Case Managers
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. The Case Manager will recognize the rewards and
challenges of engaging with the LGBT Community and
working with significant others.
( ) 2. The Case Manager will utilize strategies for addressing
the LGBT Patient with an eye for improving the quality of
outcomes.
( ) 3. The Case Manager will apply newly acquired
knowledge to case scenarios.
_____________________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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_____________________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. Learn how to say “yes” to what matters by saying
“no” more often.
_____________________________________________________
4001
Case Management with Limited Resources:
A South African Perspective
Presenter(s): Carol Garner
Objectives:
( ) 1. Limited Recourses do not have to be a barrier,
exploring tools and methods to achieve maximum
outcomes.
( ) 2. Allowing lateral thinking and creativity to achieve
desired outcomes, finding alternative methods of
achieving results.
( ) 3. Using objective scoring systems to determine
appropriate level of care.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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4003
Disruptive Design: Redesigning CM in a Volume
to Value Healthcare Ecosystem
Presenter(s): Cynthia J. Spradlin, BSN, RN
Co-Presenter(s): Pat Kramer, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Learn redesign methodologies using a data-driven
approach to establish demand based productivity model.
( ) 2. Explore the importance of “starting at the top” through
a restructuring of organization reporting to promote
accountability and sustainability.
( ) 3. Identify common roadblocks and how to mitigate risks
to keep moving forward.
( ) 4. Understand the value of care coordination and
utilization management in reducing healthcare costs and
increasing patient/family satisfaction.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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SESSION OBJECTIVES
4004
Case Management in the Era of Affordable Care
Presenter(s): Laura Ostrowsky, RN, CCM, MUP
Objectives:
( ) 1. Will be able to identify the learning needs facing the
newly insured.
( ) 2. Name the competencies required by hospital staff to
provide patients with the skills needed to make informed
choices regarding care coverage.
( ) 3. will be able to advocate for the value of Case
Management participation in managed care contracting.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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4005
Burn Care Management
Presenter(s): Peter Grossman, MD
4006
RN Navigator: Harvesting the
Low Hanging Fruit One Piece at a Time
Presenter(s): Derenda Lovelace, MSN, RN-BS, CM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Explain the role of the VA Geriatrics and Extended Care
Nurse Navigator.
( ) 2. Describe a VA Care Assessment Needs (CAN) score.
( ) 3. Discuss how the CAN score is used to improve the
practice of case management.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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4007
Case Management and Transitional Care in the
Acute Care Setting; What’s the Evidence
Objectives:
( ) 1. The classification and assessment of burns and factors
affecting the severity of a burn injury - when to refer to a
burn center.
( ) 2. The positive impact and outcomes of surgical treatment
of burn injuries.
( ) 3. Reconstruction techniques - medical procedures and
emotional support that can restore a burn injured patient
back to their pre-injury status.
( ) 4. The important role of a Case Manager in the burn
center team.
Presenter(s): Corine Latour, RN, PhD;
Co-Presenter(s): Wilma Scholte op Reimer, RN, PhD;
Bianca Buurman, RN, PhD
Objectives:
Highlight the importance of good guidance during and
after hospital discharge by providing evidence on case
management models within the hospital,
( ) 1. How to provide guidance with Transitional care in older
patients and the combination of case management
( ) 2. Disease management in acutely hospitalized
cardiology patients.
NOTES:______________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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4008
5002
Presenter(s): Bryan Jennings
Co-Presenters(s): Corinne Jergens
Thursday, June 23, 7:30a – 8:30a
Presenter(s): Wendy DeVreugd, RN, BSN, PHN, FNP, CCDS, MBA
Co-Presenter(s): Alpesh Amin, MD, MBA, MACP, SFHM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Identify ways to teach HF patients to identify their
symptoms by monitoring CO2.
( ) 2. Study clustered symptoms that can assist HF patients
in reporting symptoms.
( ) 3. In-session practice designing questionnaires for
patients that ask questions related to combinations of
symptoms that will help them to better communicate HF
symptoms to case managers.
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. Participant will gain an appreciation of the importance
of developing a solid departmental foundation and
practice model that supports Case Manager “best
practice” in the hospital setting.
( ) 2. Participant will identify the importance of a leadership
style and activities that foster employee engagement in
reaching a departmental goal.
( ) 3. Participant will be able to identify the importance of the
strategies that support development of Case Manager
staffing and bench strength.
_____________________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Recognizing Symptoms: An Essential First Step
in Self-Care for Heart Failure Patients
5001
Implementing Project BOOST to
Reduce Readmissions and LOS
Presenter(s): Carolyn S. Townsend, DNP, RN, CPHQ, LSSBB, CNE
Co-Presenter(s): Mary McNulty, RN, MSN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss interprofessional communication strategies
necessary to implement successful huddles designed to
reduce length of stay and readmissions, and to improve
( ) 2. Evaluate successful strategies, as well as
opportunities for improvement in interprofessional huddle
implementation.
( ) 3. Analyze the impact of huddle implementation on
throughput metrics of length of stay, readmission and
NOTES:______________________________________________
Improving Case Management
in the Hospital Setting
5003
Analytics That Strengthen
Program Performance:
What You Need to Know to Optimize Outcomes
Presenter(s): Karen Gagnon, RN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand how broader data and advanced analytics
can be leveraged to improve population health outcomes
and lower costs.
( ) 2. How to implement insight into operations and maximize
operational efficiency.
( ) 3. Demonstrate with a case study how to optimize impact
of analytics in a care management program.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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5004
5006
Presenter(s): Mary Lou Woodford, RN, BSN, MBA, CCM
Presenter(s): Melanie Prince, RN, MSN, RN-BC, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Provide an overview health policy and how it influences
case management practice.
( ) 2. Explain the role of state and federal government in
health policy and law.
( ) 3. Provide a brief overview of the legislative process.
( ) 4. Describe how to effectively communicate with
legislators.
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. Debate the unique challenges of military case
managers operating in various healthcare delivery
domains.
( ) 2. Apply principles of high reliable organizations to
healthcare systems that support case management
services.
( ) 3. Compare traditional methods of patient safety practices
during transitions of care to a new method of Trusted
Care in a “Just Culture”.
_____________________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Shaping Health through Public Policy
Transitions of Care in 3-D
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5005
Case Management and the Aging Workforce
Presenter(s): Kathleen Fraser, RN-BC, MSN, MHA, CCM, CRRN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Be able to describe the challenges Case Managers
face when working with individuals who are living and
working longer.
( ) 2. Understand the differences of each generation and the
strategies needed to motivate individuals to embrace the
differences and appreciate their strengths.
( ) 3. Be able to educate claims & employers, to the need of
early assignment of Case Management, being mindful of
the risks.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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5007
What Happens When You Fall Ill in a Foreign
Country?
Presenter(s): Eric W Bergman, RN
Co-Presenter(s): Sue Brown, MSNJ, RN-BC, CRRN, CCM,
RNA, CMAC
Objectives:
( ) 1. Gain a better understanding of the risks and dangers
faced by people who get sick or injured in a foreign
country (including foreigners in the US).
( ) 2. Learn how to access tools that case managers can use
to help injured travelers.
( ) 3. Understand the variety of insurance that travelers may
have, and how to help them access those benefits.
( ) 4. Become familiar with the nuances of planning for an
international transition of care.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP18
Presenter(s): Lauran Canady, MSW, LCSW
Presenter(s): Danna K. Campbell, BSN, MBA, CPA
Co-Presenter(s): Diane Nanno, MS, CNS, RN
Changing Culture:
Open Identification of Transition Barriers
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss the implementation of the meeting,
development of goals and data collection techniques,
and the challenges related to the changing healthcare
landscape.
( ) 2. Identify the successful partnerships and solutions
developed and sustained as a result of the
implementation of these meetings.
( ) 3. Analyze futures goals as the ICM Department moves
towards changing the culture to a Pediatric Accountable
Care Organization.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Engaging Post-Acute Partners in a
Community-based Approach to Patient Care
Objectives:
( ) 1. Participant will develop an understanding of an
Intensive Transitions Team and its skill set, responsibilities
and its importance in transitions of care.
( ) 2. Participant will develop an understanding of how the
community resources and health home partners’ care
management have made a significant impact on access
to patient care and decreasing costs of care.
( ) 3. Participants will hear from patients how their care
has been positively impacted by this program and will
participate in case studies during the presentation to
understand how this experience could influence their
care management delivery model.
NOTES:______________________________________________
PP17
The New Nurse Licensure Model Compact 2015
Presenter(s): Jenny A. Quigley-Stickney, RN, MSN, MHA,
CCM, CPHM
Objectives:
( ) 1. To educate CMSA members about the modifications in
the New Nurse Licensure Compact proposed May 2015.
( ) 2. To educate CMSA members about the General purpose
of the NLC and the problem created for RN practice when
multi-state licensing does not exist.
( ) 3. To educate CMSA members to the importance of the
Nurse Licensure compact for case management practice.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP19
Integrated Care Management
(Medical/Behavioral)
Presenter(s): Cynthia Colligan, RN, BSN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Karen Bray, PdD, RN, CDE
Objectives:
( ) 1. At the end of the session, the learner will identify
methods to develop an integrated case management
model incorporating all elements of medical and
behavioral care disciplines, as well as wellness and
chronic disease management interventions.
( ) 2. At the end of this session, the learner will identify
metrics and defined outcomes to measure success of
population case management models.
( ) 3. At the end of this session, the learner will recognize
the programmatic needs distinguishing populations
Medicaid and Medicare members to implement an
effective Outreach Program.
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PP20
Disruptive Technologies & Case Management:
The Future is Now
Presenter(s): Cheryl McKay, PhD, CNS, RN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Verbalize understanding of the value in maximizing
technology in case management to obtain affordable,
high quality population health outcomes.
( ) 2. Identify common barriers to successful technology
implementation in case management.
( ) 3. Verbalize successful strategies to overcome barriers
for successful technology implementation and adoption
across providers and healthcare organizations.
NOTES:______________________________________________
PP22
HIV: The Oldest New Chronic Illness
Presenter(s): Carrie L.Thomas, RN, BSN, MSN, CCM, CNLCP, MSCC
Objectives:
( ) 1. Learner will identify routine laboratory testing to monitor
HIV treatment success.
( ) 2. Learner will identify three tools to improve patient
engagement in HIV treatment.
( ) 3. Learner will identify two chronic illnesses commonly
experienced by HIV positive patients.
( ) 4. Learner will identify three ways HIV treatment is
affected by age and gender.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP21
The Missing Piece of the Care
Coordination Puzzle: Care Transitions
Presenter(s): Cheri Bankston, RN, MSN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Learn the components of successful care coordination
including care transitions, and see what data and metrics
help drive coordinated care.
( ) 2. Discuss current regulatory initiatives driving the
movement away from transitional care teams to care
navigators and care coordination.
( ) 3. Share best practices and improved outcomes from
using technology to collaborate with providers across the
continuum.
PP23
Together, Professional Case Managers Enhance,
Enable, Engage and Empower: An Important
Message for Our Legislators
Presenter(s): Pat Noonan, RN, MSN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Chriss Wheeler, RN, MSN, CCM
NOTES:______________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. Define the qualifications of the professional case
manager as an essential member of the care team.
( ) 2. Describe the components of a quality case
management program and the significance of
communicating this message to our legislators.
( ) 3. Explore how professional case managers enhance,
enable, engage and empower healthcare consumers to
achieve optimal health outcomes and how this relates to
public policy & advocacy.
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PP24
Do You Speak My Patient’s Language?
Presenter(s): Jinny Bromberg
Objectives:
( ) 1. To understand federal and state requirements for
reasonable accommodations and meaningful language
access.
( ) 2. To learn about types of language services and best
practices for each.
( ) 3. To learn how to best provide information to the
insurance company with regards to the language needs
of the patients.
PP26
Using Patient Activation to Transition
Patients from Hospital to Home
APRN, ACNS-BC, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Describe the Patient Activation Stages
( ) 2. Explain the Patient Activation Assessment (PAA) and
the Patient Activation Measure (PAM)
NOTES:______________________________________________
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NOTES:______________________________________________
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PP25
Case Management for Clients with Psychiatric
Disabilities: We Embrace, Enable, Engage and
Empower Them to Live Holistic Lives.
Presenter(s): Margaret Hendriks, BHS, SRN, RN(Psy), Adv Dip
Objectives:
( ) 1. Recognize and evaluate the effectiveness of the
strategies adopted to improve the care of clients with
psychiatric disabilities.
( ) 2. Adopt similar strategies to suit their organization’s and
client’s requirements.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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SY01
Improving Chronic Pain Management:
2 Year Results of a Superior Treatment
Option for Chronic Back and Leg Pain
Thursday, June 23,12:00p – 1:30p
Presenter(s): David Caraway, MD, PhD
Sponsored by: Nevro
Objectives:
( ) 1. Chronic Pain Overview - Pathology of chronic pain and
the most common injuries and disease conditions that
present as chronic pain.
( ) 2. Multidisciplinary team approach and cost benefit of
team management - Team members involved with a
multidisciplinary pain program and the cost benefits of
this method.
( ) 3. Treatment Ladder - Treatment methodologies and
continuum of care.
( ) 4. Incidence of chronic pain, intractable pain and
the costs and evidence associated with current pain
management - Number of US chronic pain patients and
the costs of treatment.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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SY02
Together We Educate:
A Closer Look at Timing to Treat Nerve Pain and
Peripheral Nerve Paralysis for Traumatic Injury
Presenter(s): Andrew Elkwood, MD, FACS
Sponsored by: The Center for Treatment of Paralysis and
Reconstructive Nerve Surgery at Jersey Shore University
Medical Center.
Objectives:
( ) 1. To become educated about treatment options for
patients with chronic pain.
( ) 2. To be able to identify the signs and symptoms of
patients with peripheral paralysis.
( ) 3. To understand the process of nerve testing and its
relationship to nerve surgery.
( ) 4. To have a better understanding of surgical options for
patients with various forms of paralysis.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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6001
ER Case Management Strategies for Capacity
Management Challenges
Thursday, June 23, 1:45p – 2:45p
Presenter(s): Linda Jean Zientek, RN, BSN, CCM, CPHM
Co-Presenter(s): Lisa Blecker, RN, CCM
Objectives:
( ) 1. Attendee will be able to identify the impact of the ER
Case Manager and cost savings.
( ) 2. Attendee will be able identify/list strategies the ER Case
Manager utilizes to move pt. along continuum of care.
( ) 3. Attendee will be able to list resources available for ER
Case Management utilization.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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6002
Person-Centered Planning:
Targeted Care Planning to Prevent
Hospital Readmissions
SY03
Presenter(s): Kathy Thurston, RN, PHN, BSN/MA
Pending title
Co-Presenter(s): Lois Foehringer, RN, PHN;
Becky Schmidt, RN-BC
Presenter(s): TBD
Objectives:
NOTES:______________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
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( ) 1. Identify key elements of the AXIS targeted care
planning process.
( ) 2. Understand the role of motivational interviewing and
patient activation in developing person-centered goals.
( ) 3. Understand why member engagement is key to
preventing hospital readmissions.
NOTES:______________________________________________
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6003
6005
Presenter(s): Joann Clough
Co-Presenter(s): Shara Cohen, JD
Objectives:
( ) 1. Understand the science behind motivating behavior
change to create long-lasting, positive behaviors.
( ) 2. Learn how technology can be a key component in
motivating patient populations to change their behavior.
( ) 3. Understand how patient engagement technology
has had a measurable impact on one organization’s
readmission rates, readmission length of stay and patient
behaviors.
Presenter(s): Lauran Canady, MSW, LCSW
Co-Presenter(s): Cheryl Ramey-Hunt, MSW, LCSW
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss implementation of a rapid response team
approach to de-escalation of aggressive behaviors
occurring in the hospital setting.
( ) 2. Analyze the successful implementation of behavioral
contracts as a piece of the plan of care for patients and
families with escalated behaviors in the hospital setting.
This analysis also includes using the findings and
outcomes of the APT in the patient’s post-acute transition
plan.
( ) 3. Discuss further strategies of increased levels of
response from multidisciplinary teams, hospital wide
education regarding understanding of the de-escalation
techniques, and sustainability plans for a multidisciplinary APT team.
How Technology Can Improve Care Transitions
and Drive Self-Management
NOTES:______________________________________________
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Aggression Prevention:
A Rapid Response Multidisciplinary Approach
6004
NOTES:______________________________________________
Title Protection and the Case Manager
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Presenter(s): Lynn S. Muller, RN, BA-HCM, CCM, JD
_____________________________________________________
Objectives:
( ) 1. The case manager will identify the elements of title
protection, review the Model Act and understand
the importance title protection to the future of case
management.
( ) 2. The case manager will apply theory to case scenarios.
( ) 3. The case manager will develop a strategic public
policy plan to advance professional case management at
the Federal, State and Local levels.
_____________________________________________________
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_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
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NOTES:______________________________________________
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1 = S t r o n g l y A g r e e | 2 = A g r e e | 3 = N e u t r a_____________________________________________________
l | 4=Disagree | 5=StronglyDisagree
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6006
Case Management Role in the Patient Placement
Advocacy Team
Presenter(s): Anne Miller Cobb, MSN, CCM
Co-Presenter(s): Claudia Torres, BSN, CPT (P), Army Nurse
Corps
Objectives:
( ) 1. Identify and describe the roles and responsibilities of
the members on the Patient Placement Advocacy Team
(PPAT).
( ) 2. Identify and describe the nature and types of patients
referred and criteria for lodging at WRNMMC.
( ) 3. Describe the role of case management in balancing
the incoming and support needs of the patients and their
families.
6008
Overcoming Resistance to Hospice
in a Medically Under-served Immigrant
Community to Impact Readmissions
Presenter(s): Michael J. Demoratz, MSW, LCSW, CCM, PhD
Objectives:
( ) 1. Learn how to developed communication strategies
to improve hospice adoption in a culturally diverse,
non-English speaking medically under-served population.
( ) 2. Address implications for Advanced Care Planning
when family blocks direct access to the identified patient.
( ) 3. Identify non-clinical causes for ED and
re-hospitalization.
NOTES:______________________________________________
NOTES:______________________________________________
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6007
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From Department to Hospital-Wide
Care Coordination: A COO’s Perspective on
Overcoming Deep-Seated Barriers
Presenter(s): Theresa Chapman, LMSW
Co-Presenter(s): Nancy Magee, MSN;
Jennifer Gleason, RN, MSN, CCRN
Objectives:
( ) 1. Discuss strategies to engage staff and overcome
organizational-wide cultural barriers to Care Management
transformation.
( ) 2. Review key roles during the design phase with
emphasis on the roles of executive leadership, executive
sponsors and team champions to achieve successful
outcomes.
( ) 3. Understand lessons learned with emphasis on the
change management process and importance of
leveraging subject-matter expertise.
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NOTES:______________________________________________
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•
•
Examine the ways in which organizational silos limit case management effectiveness and career success.
Discuss and build strategies to create and support energetic interdisciplinary teams.
Explore the power of storytelling and related linguistic elements as tools for effective patient engagement (i.e., anecdote,
mnemonic, metaphor and analogy) as tools for effective patient engagement.
Contact Hour Recap Worksheet
All programs hours shown below are subject to change, pending final approval from licensing bodies.
Program
Time
t
CCMC CRCCCDMS CPHQ NASWNursing
Based on
Based on 60-Min. Hr.
50-Min. Hr.
Begin calculating your potential CE hrs. from this point.
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - SUNDAY, JUNE 19
Program
Time
*PC1- Pre-Conference
Session: CCM Prep Course
6/19: 12:30p-5:00p No CEs or
11.25
6/20: 8:00a-5:00p Retro-active CE’s
t
(INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION, NO ADDITIONAL FEE REQUIRED)
CCMC CRCCCDMS CPHQ NASW Nursing
11.25
1
1.25
11.25
13.5
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - MONDAY, JUNE 20
Program
Time
*PC2 - Catalina Island
Excursion:
Professionalism8:00a-5:00p in the Workplace and
Ethical Practice
*PC3 - Care
Management
in the Air and
on the Sea and
Afternoon Tour
with Lunch on
the Legendary
Queen Mary
8:00a-3:00p CCMC CRCCCDMS CPHQ NASW Nursing
2
2
2
2
2
2.4
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.8
* Additional fee is required to attend PC1, PC2, and PC3 (full conference registration NOT required).
Full Conference registration is required to attend PC4 & ANC1
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PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS - MONDAY, JUNE 20
BONUS SESSIONS AVAILABLE TO FULL CONFERENCE REGISTRANTS
Program
Time
PC4 - Insights to
Enhancing Transitions
and Quality of Care 1:30p-4:30p
with our Senior
Population
ANC1 - Public Policy
Forum and
Networking Session: 5:00p-6:00p
Title Protection and
the Case Manager
Total Maximum Potential
Pre-Con CE Hours. 54
3
3
3
3
3
3.6
1.2
1
1
1
1
1
12.25
12.25
4
12.25
12.25
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CONFERENCE DAY ONE • TUESDAY, JUNE 21
Program
Time
MB01:
CMSA Annual Meeting 8:30a - 10:00a
1.25
N/A
1.25
1.25
N/A
1.5
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
Concurrent
Sessions 1000
10:15a - 11:15a
Grab a Lunch
Networking by Practice
11:30a - 1:00p
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.25
1.5
Opening Keynote
1:15p - 3:15p
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.8
Concurrent Sessions
2000
3:30p - 4:30p
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
Gala & Recognition
5:00p - 7:30p
1
1
1
1
0
1.2
Your Total Tuesday CE Hours:
7
5.75
7
7
4.75
8.4
CONFERENCE DAY TWO • WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
Program
Time
Early Bird Concurrent
Sessions 3000
7:45a - 8:45a
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
General Session
Keynote
9:00a - 10:30a
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
Poster Sessions
11:00a - 3:00p
1
1
1
1
0
1.2
Facilitated Networking
3:15p - 4:45p
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
0
1.8
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
5.5
3
6.6
Sunset Concurrent
Sessions 4000
5:00p - 6:00p
Your Total Wednesday CE Hours:
5.5
5.5
5.5
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Program
Time
Early Bird Concurrent
Sessions 5000 7:30a - 8:30a
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
Posters 8:45a - 11:45a
1
1
1
1
0
1.2
Lunch Symposia 12:00p - 1:30p
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.5
1.8
Afternoon Concurrent
Sessions 6000
1:45p - 2:45p
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
Closing Keynote
3:00p - 4:30p
1
1
1
1
1
1.2
Your Total Thursday CE Hours::
5.5
5.5
5.5
5.5
4.5
6.6
Your Total Potential Conference
CE Hours (not including Pre-Con
or Post-Con CE opportunities)
18
16.75
18
18
12.25
21.6
POST-CONFERENCE - FRIDAY, JUNE 24
(INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION, NO ADDITIONAL FEE REQUIRED)
Program
Time
PS1 - Setting the
Standard through
Application of the New
CMSA Core Curriculum
8:00a - 12:00p
4
4
4
4
4
4.8
8:00a - 12:00p
4
4
4
4
4
4.8
PS2 - Developing your
Innermost Chapter
Leadership Skills!
Total potential Post Con CE Hours depends on which session you choose.
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*Available to those who purchase Full Conference Registration
(number of CE’s awarded are based on session attendence)
FULL CONFERENCE, PRE-CON, AND POST-CON POTENTIAL CE HOURS
(the number of CE’s awarded are based on session attendence)
Monday June 20
Total Potential Pre-Con CE 4
12.25
12.25
12.25
12.25
14.7
Tuesday, June 21
7
5.75
7
7
4.75
8.4
Wednesday, June 22 5.5
5.5
5.5
5.5
3
6.6
Thursday, June 23
5.5
5.5
5.5
5.5
4.5
6.6
Friday, June 24 (2 sessions
available; PS1 or PS2)
4
4
4
4
4
4.8
*Total Potential CE Hours
for Pre-Con, Confernce,
and Post-Con
26
33
34.25
34.25
28.5
41.1
Total potential CE Hours depend on sessions you attend.
These totals reflect maximum available CE’s including those with session fees and/or those provided
with full conference registration.
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CE REQUIREMENTS
Attendees are responsible for forwarding their CE credits to the appropriate accrediting and/
or certifying organization(s) to maintain their certification, recertification, licensure, etc.
CMSA does not file attendees’ CE certificates.
CE’s are managed by the attendee in the online Evaluation Manager. Attendees have until 60 days after the
conference to complete the evaluations, and print or save their certificate before access is disabled.
CCMC
CPHQ
CMSA’s 26th Annual Conference & EXPO: Together We
Enhance, Enable, Engage and Empower on June 20-23, 2016,
will seek approval by the Commission for Case Manager
Certification to provide continuing education credit to the
CCM board certified case managers. The course is pending
approval for 26.0 CE contact hours.
CMSA’s 26th Annual Conference will seek approval for those
sessions which relate to the content of the CPHQ examination
[Management & Leadership, Information Management,
Education, Training & Communication, and Performance
Measurement & Improvement]. Session hours will be posted as
approved by the licensing entity.
CRCC
CRRN
CMSA’s 26th Annual Conference & EXPO, will seek approval
by the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification
(CRCC) for 33 (60-min.) clock hours.
If CRRNs attend a program in which the accredted provider is
a nursing organization, that nursing organization is considered
to be the approver, and the hours are acceptable for CRRN
renewal. More information at www.rehabnurse.org
(Commission for Case Manager Certification)
(Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification)
*ETHICS HOURS - CRCC - FOR THESE SESSIONS
ONLY: 1004 and 2004. These sessions are pending approval
by the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification
(CRCC) for 2 (60-min.) Ethic clock hours.
CDMS
(Certification of Disability Management Specialist)
CMSA’s 26th Annual Conference & EXPO, will seek approval by
the Certification Disability Management Specialist Commision
(CDMS) for 34.25 (60-min.) clock hours.
*ETHICS HOURS - CDMS - FOR THESE SESSIONS ONLY:
1004 and 2004. These sessions are pending approval by the
Certification of Disability management Specialists Commission
(CDMS) for 2 (60-min.) Ethic clock hours.
COHN, COHN-S, COHN/CM or COHN-S/CM
To receive continuing education credit for certification or
recertification, the attendee must submit CMSA’s Long Beach
2016 CE Certificate, which outlines sessions attended and
hours earned to the American Board of Occupational Health
Nurses, 201 E. Ogden, Ste. 114, Hinsdale, IL 60521-3656.
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(Certified Professional in Healthcare Quality)
(Certified Rehabilitation Registered Nurse)
NASW
(National Association of Social Workers)
CMSA’s 26th Annual Conference & EXPO will seek approval by
the National Association of Social Workers for 28.5 continuing
education contact hours.
Nursing
(Based on 50-min. hr)
CMSA is an approved provider by the CA Board of Registered
Nursing. The program will offer up to 41.1 CE units.
*CE’s will be managed through your online CE Manager account for 8
weeks following the conference. After completing evaluations, please
save or print your certificate of completion to remit with your certifying
bodies. When online access goes away, you will need to pay a small
charge of $25 to request a issuance of your CE certificate.
Requests for re-issuance of lost or misplaced CE Certificates can be
requested. A small charge of $25 to cover research and preparation of
certificate will be assessed at time of request.
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EXHIBITOR BY COMPANY
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AAACEUs.com
Booth #644
Claudia Moore, Senior Vice President
Clinical Services
P.O. Box 370484
Denver, CO 80237
P: 866.850.5999
F: 303.750.7005
www.aaaceus.com
Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses
Booth #215
Kristen Hensley
Association Services Manager
East Holly Ave., Box 56
Pitman, NJ 08071-0056
P: 866.877.2676
F: 856.589.7463
www.amsn.org
ACC Long Distance
Medical Transportation
Booth #1048
Melissa Russell, Manager
25591 Technology Blvd.
Punta Gorda, FL 33950
P: 800.550.1025
F: 941.761.5838
www.aircriticalcare.com
Accessible Construction
Booth #231
Adam Fine, President
420 South Hindry Ave., # B
Inglewood, CA 90301
P: 310.215.3332
F: 310.417.4096
www.accessibleconstruction.com
Accredited Home Care Services
Booth #1030
Michelle Hofhine, Vice President.of Marketing
5955 De Soto Ave., #160
Woodland Hills, CA 91367
(800) 974-1234
818.205.0486
www.accreditednursing.com
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Acelity (KCI, LifeCell,
Systagenix)
Booth #812
P.O. Box 659508
San Antonio, TX 78265
P: 800.275.4524
www.acelity.com
Actelion
Booth #617
Tammy McMahon
Marketing and Sales Operations Assoc.
5000 Shoreline Ct., Suite 200
South San Francisco, CA 94602
P: 650.243.2324
F: 415.268.1189
www.actelion.com
Advent Health Partners
Booth #131
Brandon Thompson
Vice President Business Development
301 Plus Park Blvd., # 215
Nashville, TN 37217
www.adventhp.com
AdvisaCare
Booth #615
Kris Skogen
Owner/President
4234 Cascade Rd.
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
P: 616.464.1117
F: 616.464.1044
www.AdvisaCare.com
Aegis Therapies
Booth #944
Pam Sturdy
Director Managed Care Contracting
7160 Dallas Pkwy., Suite 400
Plano, TX 75024
P: 972.372.6431
F: 479.201.0721
www.aegistherapies.com
AeroCare Medical Transport Systems, Inc.
Booth #855
Alexander D. Quintana
Director of Business Development
43W526 US Hwy., 30
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
P: 800.823.1911
F: 480.907.2033
www.aerocare.com
Agile Health
Booth #828
Lorrie Anderson
Director of Marketing
One Overlook Point, Suite 115
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
P: 847.955.1905
www.agilehealth.com
AirCARE 1 International
Booth #956
Denise Waye, President
P.O. Box 14628
Albuquerque, NM 87191
P: 877.760.7760
F: 877.773.0155
www.aircareone.com
AirMed International
Booth #438
Brandon Bates
Sr. Director, Global Strategy &
Partner Relations
950 22nd St. North, Suite 800
Birmingham, AL 35203
P: 205.443.4840
www.airmed.com
All’s Well Healthcare
Booth #548
Lori Rice, Regional Vice President
327 W. Broadway
Glendale, CA 91204
www.allswell.net
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Allergan USA, Inc.
Booth #315
400 Interpace Pkwy.
Parsippany, NJ 07054
P: 800.900.1644
www.allergan.com
Allsup
Booth #931
Karen Hercules-Doerr
National Sales Director
300 Allsup Place
Belleville, IL 62223
P: 888.786.2190
F: 618.236.5778
www.allsupcares.com
American Association of
Nurse Life Care Planners
Booth #552
Tamra Armstrong
Sr. Operations Manager
125 Warrendale Bayne Rd., Suite 375
Warrendale, PA 15086
P: 801.274.1184
F: 724.925.1560
www.aanlcp.org
American Sentinel University
Booth #940
Chris Wolfe, Director, Program Strategy
2260 S. Xanadu Way, Suite 310
Aurora, CO 80014
P: 800.729.2427
F: 866.505.2450
www.americansentinel.edu
Amerita Inc.
Booth #813
Jennifer Curtis
Director of Managed Care Sales
20 Fairbanks, Suite 175
Irvine, CA 92618
P: 214.384.2492
www.ameritaiv.com
Amgen
Booth #120
Brad Richter
Sr. Manager US V&A
One Amgen Center Dr.
Thousand Oaks, CA 91320
P: 805.447.1000
www.amgen.com
Athena Forum Institute
Booth #213
Sarah Hill
National Director, Healthcare Sales
125 Crofton Mill
Rockville, MD 20850
P: 301.279.2160
www.athenaforum.com
AMR
Booth #821
Jay Paladino, General Manager
6200 S. Syracuse Way, Suite 200
Greenwood Village, CO 80111
www.amr.net
Aunt Bertha Inc.
Booth #845
Chris Dunkin, VP of Sales
3616 Far West Blvd., Suite 117-454
Austin, TX 78731
P: 512.717.3159
www.auntbertha.com
AMR Air Ambulance
Booth #821
8001 South InterPort Blvd., Suite 105
Englewood, CO 80112
www.amr-airambulance.com
Amramp
Booth #340
Julian Gordon, Founder and CEO
202 West 1st St.
South Boston, MA 02127
P: 800.649.5215
F: 617.268.3701
www.amramp.com
Angel MedFlight
Booth #728
Kimberly Halloran
VP of Business Development
17851 N. 85th St., Suite 350
Scottsdale, AZ 85255
P: 855.916.9747
F: 888.883.9506
www.angelmedflight.com
Apria Healthcare
Booth #339
Julia Perlingos, Marketing Communications
Project Manager
26220 Enterprise Court
Lake Forest, CA 92630
P: 949.639.2944
F: 949.639.6767
www.apria.com
Long Beach Convention Center • www.cmsa.org/conference AxelaCare Health Solutions
Booth #713
Aggie Sabala, Coordinator
15529 College Blvd.
Lenexa, KS 66219
P: 877.342.9352
F: 877.542.9352
www.axelacare.com
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Bako Integrated Physician Solutions
Booth #917
Diana Brandon, Vice President Payor
Relations
6240 Shiloh Rd.
Alpharetta, GA 30005
P: 855.422.5628
www.bakocts.com
Bayer
Booth #545
100 Bayer Blvd.
Whippany, NJ 07981
P: 862.404.3000
www.bayerus.com
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Better Life Mobility
Booth #957
Mo Abusham, President
1421 La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90035
P: 888.540.8267
F: 310.432.0740
www.betterlifemobility.com
Bioness
Booth #437
Rita Shteinman, Sr. Product Manager
25103 Rye Canyon Loop
Valencia, CA 91355
P: 800.211.9316
F: 661.362.4851
www.bioness.com
Bradford Health Services
Booth #256
Angela McCord
Marketing Director
2101 Magnolia Ave., S. Suite 518
P: 800.333.1865
F: 205.251.7760
www.bradfordhealth.com
Brightstar Care
Booth #544
Don Hollensbe
A Vice President of National Accounts
1125 Tri State Pkwy., Suite 700
Gurnee, IL 60137
P: 847.693.2014
www.brightstarcare.com
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Capella University
Booth #316
225 South 6th St.
Minneapolis, MN 55402
P: 800.227.3552
F: 612.977.5060
www.capella.edu
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CaptionCall
Booth #1028
4215 S Riverboat Rd.
Salt Lake City, UT 84123
P: 877.557.2227
www.captioncall.com
Cardon Outreach Disability Advocates
Booth #237
Matthew Porter
Business Development
4185 Technology Forest Dr., Suite 200
The Woodlands, TX 77381
P: 281.296.1771
F: 855.392.7805
www.cardonadvocates.com
Care Innovations
Booth #919
Trein Schiffelbian
Marketing Manager
3721 Douglas Blvd., #100
Roseville, CA 95661
P: 855.885.2273
www.careinnovations.com
CareMaestro
Booth #354
Mary K. Griffin
E Vice President, Clinical Services
2280 Diamond Blvd., Suite 580
Concord, CA 94520
P: 916.912.4696
www.caremaestro.com
CareMeridian
Booth #916
Dan Larson
Marketing and Events Coordinator
18-A Journey, 200
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
P: 949.263.6630
F: 949.261.8585
www.caremeridian.com
Care Kit / ECO Sound
Booth #815
Michael Weiss, President
1550 Barclay Blvd
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
P: 847.850.7500
F: 847.750.7792
www.carekit.com
CareerSmart Learning
Booth #621
Alysha Loumakis-Calderon
Vice President / General Manager
2601 Saturn St., Suite 300
Brea, CA 92821
P: 877.479.7338
F: 877.992.1091
www.careersmart.com
CareLike
Booth #321
Katy Weisbrodt
2 Concourse Pkwy., Suite 300
Atlanta, GA 30328
P: 404.250.8370
www.carelike.com
Caring Senior Service
Booth #330
Vanessa Wagster
Support Service Director
201 E. Park Ave.
San Antonio, TX 78212
P: 210.757.4650
F: 210.227.6569
www.caringseniorservice.com
Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for
Healthcare
Booth #752
Liz Reeves, Associate Director, Marketing
255 East Bonita Ave.
Pomona, CA 91769
P: 909.596.7733
F: 909.593.0453
www.casacolina.org
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Case Management Foundation
Booth #130
Tamara Hoehn, Exec. Director
6301 Ranch Dr.
Little Rock, AR 72223
P: 303.704.8595
F: 501.221.9068
www.supportcmf.org
Centene / Health Net
Booth #113
Rob Allen, Staff Vice President
Talent Acquisition
7700 Forsyth Blvd.
Clayton, MO 63105
P: 314.445.0590
www.centene.com
Centre for Neuro Skills
Booth #337
Maureen O’Brien
Sr. Community Liaison
1320 West Walnut Hill Lane
Irving, TX 25038
P: 972.580.8500
F: 972.871.5332
www.neuroskills.com
Charity Air Ambulance
Booth #722
Mike Ruiz, Director
PO Box 1127
Chandler, AZ 85244
P: 408.485.9112
www.charityairambulance.com
CombiMatrix
Booth #817
Karen Warner
Vice President Payer Access &
Reimbursement
300 Goddard, Suite 100
Irvine, CA 92618
P: 949.753.0624
www.combimatrix.com
ComForCare Home Care
Booth #320
Joe Cadovich
Director of National Development
2520 Telegraph Rd., Suite 201
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
P: 248.745.9700
F: 248.745.9763
www.comforcare.com
Commission for Case
Manager Certification
Booth #336
Jeannine Carr
Business Development Manager
1120 Route 73, Suite 200
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054
P: 856.642.4204
F: 856.439.0525
www.ccmcertification.org
Commission on Accreditation of
Medical Transport Systems
Booth #1041
Dudley Smith, Assoc. Executive Director
PO Box 130
Sandy Springs, SC 29677
P: 864.287.4177
F: 864.287.4251
www.camts.org
Continuity Care Home Nurses
Booth #313
Maryanne Sawoski
Executive Director
12722 Riverside Dr., Suite 108
North Hollywood, CA 91607
P: 818.753.5106
F: 818.753.0103
www.cchomenurses.com
Cook Children’s Health Plan
Booth #140
Larry Jordan
Talent Acquisition Partner
801 Seventh Ave.
Ft. Worth, TX 76104
P: 682.885.4000
www.cookchp.org
Long Beach Convention Center • www.cmsa.org/conference COPD Foundation
Booth #346
Kristen Willard
Director of Health Outcomes
20 F St., NW, Suite 200-A
Washington, DC 20001
P: 866.731.2673 x234
www.copdfoundation.org
Coram CVS/specialty infusion services
Booth #513
555 17th St., Suite 1500
Denver, CO 80202
1-800-CORAMHC
www.coramhc.com
CSI Aviation, Inc
Booth #326
Marc Ramthun, Office Manager
3700 Rio Grande Blvd., NW,Suite 1
Albuquerque, NM 87107
P: 505.761.9000
F: 505.342.7388
www.csiaviation.com
CSU Institute for Palliative Care
Booth #136
Steve Dahl
333 S. Twin Oaks Valley Rd.
San Marcos, CA 92096-0001
P: 760.750.4006
F: 760.750.4212
www.csupalliativecare.org
Curaspan
Booth #836
Chris Morrish, Director of Sales
275 Grove St.
Riverside Center, Suite 1-110
Newton, MA 02466
P: 800.446.9614
www.curaspan.com
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DataCare Corporation
Booth #422
992 S. De Anza Blvd., Suite 201
San Jose, CA 95129
P: 408.200.2675
F: 408.916.0254
www.datacare.com
Edgepark Medical Supplies®
Booth #928
Stacy Kipfer
National Accounts Manager
1810 Summit Commerce Park
Twinsburg, OH 44087
P: 800.321.0591
F: 330.963.6172
www.edgepark.com
Defense Centers of Excellence
Booth #857
George Lamb, Outreach Chief
1335 East West Hwy.
Silver Spring, MD 20910
P: 301.295.3257
www.dcoe.mil
Designed Living
Booth #430
Julie Gladney
Director, Catastrophic Care/DME Div.
26445 Rancho Pkwy., South
Lake Forest, CA 92630
P: 949.378.2332
F: 949.716.1786
www.designedliving.net
Dexcom, Inc.
Booth #741
6340 Sequence Dr.
San Diego, CA 92121
P: 858.200.0200
www.dexcom.com
Dignity Health
Booth #653
185 Berry St., Suite 300
San Francisco, CA 94107
P: 415.438.5500
F: 415.591.7109
www.dignityhealth.org/careers
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Electromed, Inc
Booth #820
Kathy Shimota
Payer Relations Manager
500 6th Ave., NW
New Prague, MN 56071
P: 952.758.9299
www.electromed.com
Emmi
Booth #328
Joseph Versino, Director
300 W. Adams, Suite 1200
Chicago, IL 60606
P: 312.568.4014
F: 312.568.4114
www.emmisolutions.com
Enovative Technologies
Booth #912
Colin Rock, Event Coordinator
11935 Worcester Hwy.
Bishopville, MD 21813
P: 800.742.5129 x 109
www.epulsemassage.com
EPIC Hearing Healthcare
Booth #714
Tristian Walker
East Coast Sales Manager
3191 W Temple Ave., Suite 200
Pomona, CA 91768
P: 888.899.1480
F: 909.348.5856
www.epicrm.com
ERMI, Inc.
Booth #257
Marc Cortez, Vice Presidentof Sales
441 Armour Place
Atlanta, GA 30324
P: 404.637.0505
www.getmotion.com
Essette, Inc.
Booth #223
Andy Gaudette, CEO
351 Coffman St., Suite 200
Longmont, CO 80501
P: 800.403.8220
www.essette.com
Express Air Medical Transport
Booth #129
Ken Fox, President
200 2nd Ave., S. #506
St Petersburg, FL 33701
P: 800-304-8094
F: 866-596-4830
www.expressairmed.com/
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First Call IV Pharmacy
Booth #436
Dean Elazab, President
1500 Veterans Blvd.
Kenner, LA 70062
P: 800.877.5705
F: 504.712.9866
www.firstcallpharmacy.net
Firstlight Homecare
Booth #445
Gina Kaurich, Executive Director
of Client Care Services
9435 Waterstone Blvd., Suite 190
Cincinnati, OH 45249
P: 513.766.5402
F: 513.830.5003
www.firstlighthomecare.com
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Fisher & Paykel Healthcare
Booth #627
April Humphreys
Business Develop Manager
15365 Barranca Pkwy.
Irvine, CA 92618
P: 800.792.3912
www.fphcare.com
Fresenius Medical Care
Booth #540
Wayne Howell, Sr. Director,
Commercial Integrations & Sales Admin.
920 Winter St.
Waltham, MA 02451
P: 678.285.9237
www.ultracare-dialysis.com
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Game Ready
Booth #241
Anathayee Heyward, Director of
Contracts & Provider Relations
1800 Sutter St., Suite 500
Concord, CA 94520
P: 888.426.3732
F: 510.559.9402
www.gameready.com
Genentech
Booth #623
Jason Angel, Key Account Manager
1 DNA Way
South San Francisco, CA 94080
P: 650.225.8333
www.gene.com
Genex Services, LLC
Booth #731
440 E Swedesford Rd.
Wayne, PA 19087
P: (888) GO-GENEX
F: 877.463.3838
www.genexservices.com
Global Transitional Care
Booth #1044
Tracy McCarty, Vice President Marketing
2901 West Coast Hwy., Suite 200
Newport Beach, CA 92663
P: 888.316.4815
www.globaltransitionalcare.com
Grand Canyon University
Booth #549
Erin Hernandez
University Development Manager
3300 W Camelback Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85017
P: 602.639.7977
www.gcu.edu
Grossman Burn Center
Booth #349
Darci Combs
Director of Business Relations
7325 Medical Center Dr.
West Hills, CA 91307
P: 818.676.4736
www.grossmanburncenter.com
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Hanger Clinic
Booth #841
Mike Benning, Marketing Manager
10910 Domain Dr., Suite 300
Austin, TX 78758
P: 877.442.6437
www.hangerclinic.com
HCR ManorCare
Booth #612
John Lake
333 North Summit St.
Toledo, OH 43604
www.hcr-manorcare.com
Health and Beauty Connection
Booth #331
Katie Steele
5271 Giron Cir.
Kissimmee, FL 34758
P: 407.331.6292
www.HnBconnection.com
Long Beach Convention Center • www.cmsa.org/conference Healthcare Providers Service Organization
Booth #444
Kate Fox, Account Executive
159 E. Country Line Rd.
Hatboro, PA 19040
P: 800.982.9491
www.hpso.com
Healthcare Scouts, Inc
Booth #631
CJ Rodriguez, President
2699 Lee Rd., Suite 220
Winter Park, FL 32789
P: 800.708.0605
www.healthcarescouts.com
Healthcare Support
Booth #726
Rebecca Parsons
2269 Lee Rd.
P: 407.478.0332
F: 407.478.5890
www.healthcaresupport.com
HealthSouth Corporation
Booth #613
Becca Barganier
Communications Coordinator
3660 Grandview Pkwy., Suite 200
P: 205.970.5776
F: 205.969.4993
www.healthsouth.com
Healthwise
Booth #217
Debbie Johnson, Account Executive
2601 N Bogus Basin Rd.
Boise, ID 83702
P: 208.345.1161
F: 208.345.1897
www.healthwise.com
Hill-Rom
Booth #412
Teri Nobbe, Exhibit Manager
1069 State Route 46E
Batesville, IN 47006
P: 812.931.2455
F: 812.934.8894
www.hill-rom.com
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Home Instead Senior Care
Booth #720
LaNita Knoke
Healthcare Strategist
13323 California St.
Omaha, NE 68154
P: 402.498.4466
www.homeinstead.com
Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation
Booth #953
Elizabeth Lock
Director of Sales & Marketing
1490 E. Beltline SE
P: 855.407.7575
F: 616.942.7130
www.hopenetworkrehab.org
Hoveround Corporation
Booth #221
Donna Santella
Director of Managed Care
6010 Cattleridge Dr.
Sarasota, FL 34232
P: 941.739.6200
F: 800.311.9465
www.hoveround.com
Humana At Home
Booth #529
Kathy Driscoll
Business Unit Vice President
Chief of Operations
845 3rd Ave., 7th Floor
New York, NY 10022
P: 212.994.6100
F: 917.546.2329
www.humana.com/athome
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Impax Specialty Pharma
Booth #729
Mindy DeLorenzo
National Account Manager
31047 Genstar Rd.
Hayward, CA 94544
P: 201.988.9654
www.impaxlabs.com
Janssen
Booth #1054
Julie Ewers
Health System Manager
360 B Ave.
Coronado, CA 92118
P: 619.889.5972
www.janssenpharmaceuticalsinc.com
Interim HealthCare Inc.
Booth #428
Michael Moran
Vice President National Sales Development
1601 Sawgrass Corp Pkwy., #220
Sunrise, FL 33323
P: 954.858.6000
F: 954.858.4826
www.interimhealthcare.com
Jet911
Booth #413
Sim Shain
Chief Operating Officer
120-10 Queens Blvd.
Queens, NY 11415
P: (844) STAT 911
www.jet911.com
IU Group Language & Transportation
Services
Booth #827
Sayed Ali, President
5971 Brick Ct., Suite 200
P: 800.726.9891
www.interpretersunlimited.com
Joerns Healthcare
Booth #227
Robert Crousore
Sr. Vice President Managed Care
2430 Whitehall Park Dr., Suite 100
Charlotte, NC 28273
P: 800.826.0270
www.joerns.com
Joint Active Systems, Inc.
Booth #228
Julie Zacha
Marketing & Trade Show Coordinator
2600 S. Raney
Effingam, IL 62401
P: 800.879.0117
F: 217.347.3384
www.jointactivesystems.com
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Kaiser Permanente
Booth #849
www.jobs.kp.org
Kelly Services
Booth #420
999 W. Big Beaver Rd.
Troy, MI 48084
P: 828.278.0328
F: 828.278.0348
www.kellyservices.us/healthcare
Kindred Healthcare, Inc
Booth #628
Pina Litzenberger
Senoir Consultant, Managed Care
680 S 4th St
Louisville, KY 40202
P: 813.785.7109
www.kindredhealthcare.com
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L.A. Care Health Plan
Booth #253
Liliana Lopez
Talent Acquisition Specialist
1055 W 7th St., 10th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90017
P: 213.694.1250
www.lacare.org
Learning Services
Booth #426
Rebecca Kurumada
Director of Marketing
131 Langley Dr., Suite B
Lawrenceville, GA 30046
P: 888.419.9955
www.learningservices.com
LifeCare Hospitals
Booth #245
Becky Burton
Vice President of Business Development
5340 Legacy Dr., Suite 150
Plano, TX 75024
P: 469.241.2100
www.lifecare-hospitals.com
Lighthouse Neuro Rehab Centers
Booth #114
Mark Wilson, Director of Marketing
4040 Beacon St.
Kingsley, MI 49649
P: 231.263.1350
F: 231.263.1355
www.lighthouserehab.com
LiNKS Sign Language & Interpreting
Services
Booth #453
Steve Cipolla, Director
800 W Pacific Coast Hwy.
Long Beach, CA 90806
P: 562-435-3411
F: 562-436-5559
www.linksinterpreting.com
Lumara Health, a division of
AMAG Pharmaceuticals
Booth #941
Tom Horton
Regional Managed Care Director,
Pacific Northwest
1100 Winter St.
Waltham, MA 02451
www.LumaraHealth.com
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Magee Rehabilitation Hospital
Booth #1056
Hank Skoczen
Director of Marketing & PR
1513 Race St.
Philadelphia, PA 19102
P: 215.587.3055
www.MageeRehab.org
Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital
Booth #655
Nancy Etterbeek
Manager Business Development
235 Wealthy St. SE
P: 616.840.8000
F: 616.840.9788
www.maryfreebed.com
Maxim Healthcare Services
Booth #646
Rachael Kehoe, National Director of
7227 Lee Deforest Dr.
Columbia, MD 21046
P: 410.910.1500
www.maximhealthcare.com
McBee Associates, Inc.
Booth #927
Jeffrey Silvershein
Principal, Vice President
997 Old Eagle School Rd., Suite 205
Wayne, PA 19087
P: 610.964.9680
www.mcbeeassociates.com
MCG - Part of the Hearst Health network
Booth #829
Nancy Narraway
Director, Marketing and Brand Strategy
901 Fifth Ave., Suite 2000
Seatle, WA 98164
P: 206.389.5300
www.mcg.com
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MedCenter Air
Booth #153
Jennie VanDongen
Fixed Wing Base Manager
5315 Morns Field Dr.
Charlotte, NC 28208
P: 704.355.5247
F: 704.359.8926
www.medcenterair.org
Medela Breastfeeding
Booth #936
Marla Baker, Exhibit Coordinator
1101 Corporate Dr.
McHenry, IL 60050
P: 815.363.1166
www.medela.com
Medela Healthcare
Booth #937
1101 Corporate Dr.
McHenry, IL 60050
P: 877.735.1626
www.medela.com
Medflight One Air Ambulance
Booth #645
Dave Hedequist, Director
6987 Perimeter Rd., S.
Seattle, WA 98108
P: 206.397.0007
F: 425.968.7611
www.medflightone.com
Medical Consultants Network
Booth #949
Kyle Brady, Market Analyst
1301 5th Ave., Suite 2900
Seattle, WA 98101
P: 206.343.6100
F: 206.287.1908
www.mcn.com
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Medical Review Institute of America
Booth #721
Jeff Rollins, National Marketing
2875 S Decker Lake Dr., Suite 300
Salt Lake City, UT 84119
P: 800.654.2422
www.mrioa.com
Medical Staffing Network
Care Management
Booth #127
Jodia Cook
Regional Vice President of Branch
Operations
6551 Park of Commerce Blvd.
Boca Raton, FL 33487
P: 561.998.2232
www.msncaremanagement.com
MedicoRx Specialty and
Home Infusion Pharmacy
Booth #122
Mina Azer
West Coast Director of Clinical Sales
7039 Valjean Ave.
Van Nuys, CA 91406
P: 818.390.9696
F: 818.390.9697
www.medicorx.com
Mentis Neuro Rehabilitation
Booth #327
Cathrine Stewart
Vice President of Marketing
and Managed Care
6565 West Loop South, Suite 410
Houston, TX 77401
P: 713.249.9177
www.mentisneuro.com
Mom’s Meals NourishCare
Booth #317
John Phillips
Conference Coordinator
3210 SE Corporate Woods Dr.
Ankeny, IA 50021
P: 866.716.3257
www.MomsMeals.com
MorCare, LLC
Booth #747
Jeffrey Joo
Vice President, Sales
222 S. Riverside Plaza, #1850
Chicago, IL 60606
P: 312.431.0123
F: 312.431.0414
www.morcarellc.com
Medix
Booth #745
Ken Williams
National Director, Care Management
222 S. Riverside Plaza, Suite 2120
Chicago, IL 60606
P: 972.632.6889
www.medixteam.com
Mullahy & Associates
Booth #338
Catherine M. Mullahy
Vice President
82 Mail St., Suite 300
Huntington, NY 11743
P: 631.673.0406
F: 631.673.0416
www.mullahyassociates.com
Medline Industries, Inc.
Booth #345
Lisa Marsek
Senior Marketing Manager
One Medline Place
Mundelein, IL 60060
P: 847.643.4359
www.medline.com
MultiCare Health System
Booth #754
Tammy Dintleman, Recruiter
P.O. Box 5299
Tacoma, WA 98406
P: 253.403.4860
F: 253.403.1047
www.multicare.org
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National Air Ambulance
Booth #1037
Shelley Kuntzman
Business Development Executive
3495 S.W. 9th Ave.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33315
P: 954.359.9900
F: 954.359.9500
www.nationalairambulance.com
National Marrow Donor Program, Be The
Match
Booth #148
Olivia King, Payer Relations and
Legislative Relations Research Assistant
500 N. 5th St.
Minneapolis, MN 55401
P: 763.406.8747
www.Payer.BeTheMatchClinical.org
National Mobility Equipment Dealers
Association
Booth #952
Peter Lucas
Education & Training Director
3327 W. Bearss Ave.
Tampa, FL 33618
P: 800.833.0427
F: 813.962.8970
www.nmeda.com
naviHealth
Booth #838
Dana King, Sr. Director Marketing
110 Gibraltar Rd., Suite 100
Horsham, PA 19044
P: 215.660.3436
www.rightcaresolutions.com
Nestle Health Science
Booth #629
Sally Steele
Marketing Director, Customer Development
12 Vreeland Rd.
Florham Park, NJ 07932
P: 973.593.7599
www.nestlehealthscience.com
Nevro Corp.
Booth #727
Sunny Sutton
Health Economics & Reimbursement
1800 Bridge Pkwy.
Redwood City, CA 94065
www.nevro.com
Nexus Health Systems
Booth #840
Ann De La Rosa
Director of Provider Relations
One Riverway, Suite 600
Houston, TX 77056
P: 713.355.6111
www.nhsltd.com
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation
Booth #749
Laura Wesolowski,
Associate Director Congress Management
& Associate Relations
One Health Plaza, Bldg. 434/Rm 1730A
East Hanover, NJ 07936
P: 862.778.8570
F: 862.505.0918
www.novartis.com
NUATC - Northwestern
University Affiliated Transplant Centers
Booth #716
Greg Ciaciura
Manager, Transplant Program
Development
676 N Saint Clair St., Suite 1900
Chicago, IL 60611
P: 312.695.1594
F: 312.695.3355
www.nuatc.com
Numotion
Booth #344
Sandra Sosa
Contracting Vice President
975 Hornet Dr.
Hazelwood, MO 63042
P: 909.329.8955
www.numotion.com
Novartis Oncology
Booth #144
Sherry Crowe
Sr. Manager, Regional Accounts
Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma
P: 800.656.5660
www.novartis.com
Novia Strategies &
Novia Solutions
Booth #322
Nancy Lakier, CEO
13029 Danielson St. # 200
Poway, CA 92064
P: 858.486.6030
F: 858.486.6040
www.noviastrategies.com
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One Call Care Management
Booth #226
Linda Colsen
Vice President, National Product Leader
841 Prudential Dr., Suite 900
Jacksonville, FL 32207
P: 800.848.1989
www.onecallcm.com
Patient Care America
Booth #314
Elisa Roberts
Vice President of Payer Contracting
11555 Heron Bay Blvd., Suite 100
Coral Springs, FL 33076
P: 866.348.0441
F: 888.443.5034
www.pcacorp.com
Optum
Booth #921
Roger May
Vice President, Marketing
15 Campus Blvd.
Newton Square, PA 19073
P: 610.550.7398
www.optum.com
Orthofix
Booth #744
Brian Bellamy
Director of Payer Development West
3451 Plano Pkwy.
Lewisville, TX 75056
P: 214.937.2000
www.orthofix.com
Ossur Americas
Booth #1026
Shane Namack
Director, National Sales
27051 Towne Centre Dr.
Foothill Ranch, CA 92610
P: 800.233.6263
www.ossur.com
Otto Trading Inc.
Booth #723
Adem Kutlug, Director
1921 Carnegie Ave., Suite C
Santa Ana, CA 92705
P: 714.540.5595
www.unimedmassager.com
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Patient Home Monitoring
Booth #844
Allen Hersh
Chief Marketing Officer
202 N. Luke St.
Lafayette, LA 70506
P: 866.852.8343
www.phmcompanies.com
QLI
Booth #816
Patty Sanderson
Admissions Coordinator
6404 N. 70 Plaza
Omaha, NE 68104
P: 402.573.3700
www.qliomaha.com
Persimmony International, Inc.
Booth #826
Jud Slusser, Chief Operating Officer
33 Endless Vista
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
P: 949.770.5550
www.persimmony.com
Provident Consulting
Booth #536
Michael Dougherty, CEO
30600 Northwestern Hwy., Suite 305
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
P: 248.957.0123
www.providentedge.com
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Pentec Health
Booth #112
4 Creek Pkwy.
Boothwyn, PA 19061
P: 610.494.8700
F: 484.480.2254
www.pentechealth.com
Philips Lifeline
Booth #441
Linda Gagne, Manager,
Referral Development
111 Lawrence St.
Framingham, MA 01702
P: 800.543.3546
www.philipslifeline.com
Prism Medical Products, LLC
Booth #230
Casey Darnell, Referral Coordinator
PO Box 476
Elkin, NC 28621
P: 336.258.4296
F: 855.250.5813
www.prism-medical.com
Quantum Rehab
Booth #116
Jane Schmitz
Quantum Regional Manager
182 Susquehanna Ave.
Exeter, PA 18643
P: 800.800.8586
www.quantumrehab.com
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Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers, Inc
Booth #1036
Mary Mitchell
Admissions Coordinator
38777 Six Mile Rd., Suite 101
Livonia, MI 48152
P: 800.968.6644
www.rainbowrehab.com
RCM Health Care Services
Booth #712
Stefanie Sticht, Senior Recruiter
575 Eighth Ave.
New York, NY 10018
P: 212.221.1544
www.rcmhealthcare.com
Regal Medical Group
Booth #748
8510 Balboa Blvd., Suite 150
Northridge, CA 91325
www.regalmed.com
RespirTech
Booth #717
Jim Mares
Director, Strategic Accounts
2896 Centre Pointe Dr.
St. Paul, MN 55113
P: 651.379.8999
F: 800.962.1611
www.respirtech.com
REVA - Air Ambulance
Booth #240
Douglas Weisz, Account Executive
2101 W Commercial Blvd., Suite 5100
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309
P: 800.752.4195
www.flyreva.com
Right at Home
Booth #914
Jim Fowler, Marketing Associate
6464 Center St., Suite 150
Omaha, NE 68106
P: 402.697.7537
F: 402.697.0289
www.rightathome.net
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S & L Transportation
Booth #546
Peter Semaan, President
P.O. Box 248
Southfield, MI 48037
P: 313.897.6200
F: 313.897.6200
www.sandltransportation.com
Select Medical
Booth #427
Mary Alexander
Business Development Specialis
4714 Gettysburg Rd.
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
P: 717.972.1100
F: 717.412.9237
www.selectmedical.com
Sharp HealthCare
Booth #356
Lori A. Gunter, System Recruiter
8695 Spectrum Center Blvd.
San Diego, CA 92123
P: 858.499.5328
F: 858.636.2005
www.sharp.com/jobs
Samuel Merritt University
Booth #348
Robert Penman
Director of Admissions Outreach
3100 Telegraph Ave., Suite 1000
Oakland, CA 94609
P 510.869.1550
www.samuelmerritt.edu
Soleo Health
Booth #648
Melody Joy
Vice President Managed Markets
950 Calcon Hook Rd., Suite 15
Sharon Hill, PA 19079
P: 610.586.2340
F: 610.586.3320
www.soleohealth.com
Sanofi Genzyme
Booth #737
Frances Egan
Case Manager/Conference Coordinator
500 Kendall St.
Cambridge, MA 02142
P: 617.768.6641
F: 617.768.9616
www.sanofigenzyme.com
SuperCare Health
Booth #252
Eamonn Casey
President, Post Acute Care
8345 E. Firestone Blvd., Suite 210
Downey, CA 90241
P: 800.206.4880
F: 626.854.2285
www.supercarehealth.com
Secure Transportation
Booth #929
John Chapman
Vice President of Business Development
434 E. Broadway
Long Beach, CA 90802
P: 800.856.9994
F: 562.906.2947
www.securetransportation.com
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TCS Healthcare Technologies
Booth #837
Luis Luna
Vice President Sales & Marketing
11641 Blocker Dr.
Auburn, CA 95603
P: 530.886.1700
F: 530.886.1707
www.tcshealthcare.com
UC Riverside Extension
Booth #137
Jennifer Campbell
Program Coordinator
1200 University Ave.
Riverside, CA 92507
P: 951.827.5804
F: 951.827.3043
www.extension.ucr.edu
The Medicines Company
Booth #538
8 Sylvan Way
Parsippany, NY 07054
P: 973.290.6000
F: 973.656.9898
www.themedicinescompany.com
UC San Diego Extension
Booth #1040
Donna Stern
Marketing Representative
9500 Gillman Dr.
La Jolla, CA 92903
P: 858.534.9262
www.extension.ucsd.edu
The MED Group/MED Suppliers Network
Booth #249
Rhonda Hines, Vice President
3223 South Loop 289
Lubbock, TX 79423
P: 806.722.2505
F: 877.692.2016
www.medgroup.com
URAC
Booth #945
1220 L St. NW, Suite 400
Washington, DC 20005
P: 202.216.9010
F: 202.216.9006
www.urac.org
The Voice Newspaper/
Georgia 1st
Booth #238
Melanie Glick, Co-Publisher
1314 E. Las Olas Blvd., # 1133
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
P: 954.463.5556
F: 954.463.2674
www.voicenewsonline.com
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Visiting Angels
Booth #926
Dave Plank
Vice President Business Development
937 Haverford Rd., Suite. 200
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
P: 800.365.4189
F: 610.853.4189
www.visitingangels.com
VQ OrthoCare
Booth #323
Nina King Anderson
Payor Relations Account Manager
18011 Mitchell South
Irvine, CA 92614
P: 949.697.0661
F: 800.955.3921
www.vqorthocare.com
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US Physical Therapy
Booth #312
Ray Gagne
Vice President Workers Comp & Disability
1300 W. Sam Houston Pkwy., S.
Houston, TX 77042
P: 800.580.6285
F: 713.297.7090
www.usph.com
WellCare
Booth #126
Ana Diaz, Sr. Recruiter
8715 Henderson Rd., 1st Floor
Tampa, FL 33634
P: 813.206.5794
F: 813.675.3058
www.wellcare.com
WellComp Managed Care
Booth #236
Suzanne C. Burdette
Vice President Managed Care
761 Old Hickory Blvd., Suite 300
Brentwood, TN 37027
P: 855.366.6789
www.wellcomp.com
Wolters Kluwer
Booth #822
Danielle Beren
Marketing Manager
2001 Market St.
Philadelphia, PA 19103
P: 215.521.8306
F: 215.814.8911
www.lww.com
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EXHIBITOR BY CATEGORY
Accreditation
AAACEUs.com........................................ 644
Commission for Case
Manager Certification.............................. 336
Commission on Accreditation
of Medical Transport Systems............ 1041
Association............................................ 952
Samuel Merritt University......................... 348
UC Riverside Extension........................... 137
UC San Diego Extension....................... 1040
URAC....................................................... 945
MedCenter Air......................................... 153
URAC....................................................... 945
Association/Foundation
American Association of
Nurse Life Care Planners...................... 552
Case Management Foundation............... 130
COPD Foundation................................... 346
National Mobility Equipment
Dealers Association.............................. 952
Agile Health............................................. 828
All’s Well Healthcare................................ 548
CareMaestro............................................ 354
Centene - Health Net............................... 113
Genentech............................................... 623
Joerns Healthcare................................... 227
Consulting Services
Accessible Construction......................... 231
Care Innovations..................................... 919
CareMaestro............................................ 354
Defense Centers of Excellence............... 857
Healthcare Scouts, Inc............................ 631
McBee Associates, Inc............................ 927
Medical Consultants Network.................. 949
LifeCare Hospitals................................... 245
Patient Home Monitoring......................... 844
SuperCare Health.................................... 252
TCS Healthcare Technologies................. 837
Guidelines
MCG - Part of the Hearst
Health network......................................... 829
Medix....................................................... 745
MorCare, LLC.......................................... 747
Home Care Products/Services
AAACEUs.com........................................ 644
Mullahy & Associates.............................. 338
Accredited Home Care Services........... 1030
Academy of Medical-Surgical
Nurses.................................................. 215
naviHealth................................................ 838
AdvisaCare.............................................. 615
Novia Strategies & Novia Solutions......... 322
Amramp................................................... 340
American Sentinel University................... 940
Persimmony International, Inc................. 826
Apria Healthcare..................................... 339
Athena Forum Institute............................ 213
Provident Consulting............................... 536
AxelaCare Health Solutions..................... 713
Capella University................................... 316
Better Life Mobility................................... 957
CM Education
CareerSmart Learning............................. 621
Brightstar Care........................................ 544
Centre for Neuro Skills............................. 337
Disabilty Management
CaptionCall............................................ 1028
Commission for Case
Manager Certification.............................. 336
Allsup....................................................... 931
Grand Canyon University........................ 549
Cardon Outreach Disability Advocates... 237
Caring Senior Service.............................. 330
Genex Services, LLC............................... 731
ComForCare Home Care......................... 320
Continuity Care Home Nurses................. 313
Healthwise............................................... 217
Association.............................................. 952
Coram CVS/specialty infusion services... 513
Medix....................................................... 745
The Medicines Company........................ 538
Mullahy & Associates.............................. 338
WellComp Managed Care....................... 236
Grossman Burn Center............................ 349
HCR Manorcare....................................... 612
National Marrow Donor Program,
Be The Match....................................... 148
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Disease Management
Edgepark Medical Supplies®................. 928
Electromed, Inc....................................... 820
First Call IV Pharmacy............................. 436
Firstlight Homecare................................. 445
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare..................... 627
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Health and Beauty Connection .............. 331
Kaiser Permanente.................................. 849
Medical Equipment/Medical Device
Hill-Rom................................................... 412
Kindred Healthcare, Inc.......................... 628
Home Instead Senior Care...................... 720
Learning Services................................... 426
Acelity (KCI, LifeCell, Systagenix)........... 812
Humana At Home.................................... 529
Amramp................................................... 340
Interim HealthCare Inc............................ 428
Magee Rehabilitation Hospital.............. 1056
Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation
Hospital................................................ 655
Care Kit / ECO Sound.............................. 815
Maxim Healthcare Services..................... 646
Medela Breastfeeding............................. 936
Medela Healthcare.................................. 937
Medline Industries, Inc............................ 345
Mom’s Meals NourishCare...................... 317
Nestle Health Science............................. 629
One Call Care Management.................... 226
Pentec Health.......................................... 112
Philips Lifeline.......................................... 441
Care Management................................ 127
MultiCare Health System......................... 754
RespirTech............................................... 717
Select Medical......................................... 427
Sharp HealthCare.................................... 356
Designed Living...................................... 430
Dexcom, Inc............................................ 741
Electromed, Inc....................................... 820
Enovative Technologies........................... 912
ERMI, Inc................................................. 257
Game Ready........................................... 241
Hill-Rom................................................... 412
Hoverround Corporation.......................... 221
Joerns Healthcare................................... 227
RespirTech............................................... 717
Managed Care/
Insurance Company
Right at Home.......................................... 914
Advent Health Partners........................... 131
The MED Group/MED
Suppliers Network................................ 249
CareSource............................................. 430
Medline Industries, Inc............................ 345
Centene - Health Net.............................. 113
Nevro Corp.............................................. 727
Cook Children’s Health Plan.................... 140
Numotion................................................. 344
Orthofix, Inc............................................. 744
EPIC Hearing Healthcare........................ 714
Otto Trading Inc....................................... 723
Essette, Inc.............................................. 223
Philips Lifeline................................................
Healthcare Providers
Service Organization............................ 444
Prism Medical Products, LLC.................. 230
L.A. Care Health Plan.............................. 253
RespirTech............................................... 717
Regal Medical Group.............................. 748
The MED Group/MED
SuperCare Health.................................... 252
Visiting Angels......................................... 926
Hospitals/Facilities
Bradford Health Services........................ 256
Casa Colina Hospital and Centers for
Healthcare............................................ 752
CombiMatrix............................................ 817
Cook Children’s Health Plan.................... 140
Dignity Health.......................................... 653
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MedCenter Air......................................... 153
Medela Breastfeeding............................. 936
Golden Living.......................................... 845
The MED Group/MED
WellCare.................................................. 126
HealthSouth Corporation......................... 613
Quantum Rehab...................................... 116
VQ OrthoCare.......................................... 323
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Orthotics/Prosthetics
Bradford Health Services........................ 256
Joint Active Systems, Inc........................ 228
Hanger Clinic........................................... 841
Medical Review Institute of America....... 721
Mary Free Bed
Rehabilitation Hospital.......................... 655
CareMaestro............................................ 354
National Air Ambulance......................... 1037
CORE Health Care.................................. 615
National Marrow Donor Program,
Be The Match....................................... 148
Ossur Americas..................................... 1026
CSI Aviation, Inc...................................... 326
Other
CSU Institute for Palliative Care.............. 136
Nestle Health Science............................. 629
Novia Strategies & Novia Solutions......... 322
Designed Living...................................... 430
NUATC - Northwestern University
Affiliated Transplant Centers................ 716
Fresenuis Medical Care.......................... 540
Numotion................................................. 344
AMR......................................................... 821
Global Transitional Care........................ 1044
Optum...................................................... 921
HCR ManorCare...................................... 612
Bako Integrated Physician Solutions....... 917
Healthcare Providers Service
Organization......................................... 444
Sanofi Genzyme...................................... 737
Allsup....................................................... 931
American Sentinel................................... 940
Amerita Inc.............................................. 813
Long Beach Convention Center • www.cmsa.org/conference Soleo Health............................................ 648
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Pharmaceutical/Medical Mgmt/
Specialty Pharmacies
Physical Therapy
Rehab Services
Actelion.................................................... 617
Aegis Therapies...................................... 944
Aegis Therapies...................................... 944
Allergan USA, Inc.................................... 315
Centers for Healthcare......................... 752
CareMeridian........................................... 916
Amerita Inc.............................................. 813
Centers for Healthcare......................... 752
Enovative Technologies........................... 912
Game Ready........................................... 241
Golden Living.......................................... 845
Health and Beauty Connection............... 331
HealthSouth Corporation......................... 613
Select Medical......................................... 427
Hope Network Neuro Rehabilitation........ 953
US Physical Therapy............................... 312
Amgen..................................................... 120
AxelaCare Health Solutions..................... 713
Bayer....................................................... 545
Centene - Health Net.............................. 113
CombiMatrix............................................ 817
Coram CVS/specialty infusion services... 513
First Call IV Pharmacy............................. 436
Learning Services................................... 426
Genentech............................................... 623
Publishing/Printing
Lighthouse Neuro Rehab Centers........... 114
Home Instead Senior Care...................... 720
The Voice Newspaper/Georgia 1st......... 238
Impax Specialty Pharma......................... 729
Wolters Kluwer......................................... 822
Mary Free Bed Rehabilitation Hospital.... 655
Janssen................................................. 1054
Mentis Neuro Rehabilitation.................... 327
Lumara Health, a division of
AMAG Pharmaceuticals....................... 941
Recruiting/Staffing
Nexus Health Systems............................ 840
Care Management................................... 127
Centene - Health Net............................... 113
QLI........................................................... 816
MedicoRx Specialty
and Home Infusion Pharmacy.............. 122
Healthcare Scouts, Inc............................ 631
Rainbow Rehabilitation Centers, Inc..... 1036
Novartis Oncology................................... 144
Healthcare Support................................. 726
Select Medical......................................... 427
Kaiser Permanente.................................. 849
Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation... 749
Patient Care America.............................. 314
Pentec Health.......................................... 112
Philips Lifeline.......................................... 441
Sanofi Genzyme...................................... 737
Soleo Health............................................ 648
URAC....................................................... 945
Kelly Services.......................................... 420
LiNKS Sign Language &
Interpreting Services............................ 453
Software
Maxim Healthcare Services..................... 646
Aunt Bertha ............................................ 845
Care Management................................ 127
CareLike.................................................. 321
Medix....................................................... 745
DataCare Corporation............................. 836
Curaspan................................................. 836
RCM Health Care Services...................... 712
Emmi........................................................ 328
Essette, Inc.............................................. 223
MorCare, LLC.......................................... 747
naviHealth................................................ 647
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CareMeridian........................................... 916
Agile Health............................................. 828
CareMeridian........................................... 916
EPIC Hearing Healthcare........................ 714
HCR ManorCare...................................... 612
CareLike.................................................. 321
Curaspan................................................. 836
Translation/Language Services
Emmi........................................................ 328
IU Group Language &
Transportation Services........................ 827
MorCare, LLC.......................................... 747
LiNKS Sign Language &
Interpreting Services............................. 453
Transport Company
ACC Long Distance Medical
Transportation........................................ 1048
Wellness Services
Aegis Therapies...................................... 944
Agile Health............................................. 828
Wound Management
Mom’s Meals NourishCare...................... 317
Acelity (KCI, LifeCell, Systagenix)........... 812
AeroCare Medical
Transport Systems, Inc............................ 855
AirCARE 1 International........................... 956
AirMed International................................ 438
AMR......................................................... 821
AMR Air Ambulance................................ 821
Angel MedFlight...................................... 728
Charity Air Ambulance ........................... 722
CSI Aviation, Inc...................................... 326
Express Air Medical Transport................ 129
IU Group Language & Transportation
Services................................................... 827
Jet911...................................................... 413
MedCenter Air......................................... 153
Medflight One Air Ambulance................. 645
National Air Ambulance......................... 1037
REVA - Air Ambulance............................. 240
S & L Transportation................................ 546
Secure Transportation............................. 929
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