LeadingAge New York Annual Conference Brochure 2016 May 2016 | Page 14

ANNUAL CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION MAY 23 - 25, 2016
9) Succeeding Under Bundled Payment: The
New Role of Post-Acute Care in Emerging
Health Networks (Note time: 3 - 4 p.m.)

Sponsored by:

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THE SARATOGA HILTON & SARATOGA SPRINGS CITY CENTER, SARATOGA SPRINGS

Wednesday, May 25
7 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Conference Registration
7:30 – 9 a.m.

Discussion in this session will include:
• The strategies to successfully partner
with acute care providers to participate in
bundled payment initiatives;
• Implementation of clinical strategies and
business models to succeed under bundled
payment; such as changes in health care
spending, ACA development and bundled
payment development and implementation
for care improvement;
• Development of SNF and acute care
provider partnerships, narrowing networks
and IPAs;
• Development of clinical pathways that
touch each patient transition point along
the continuum;
• New Bundled Payments for Care
Improvement initiative (BPCI) mandates
(Comprehensive Care Joint Replacement
(CCJR) as of 4/16) and what it means to
post-acute care providers; and
• Successful participation in BPCI, using data
and defined metrics to evaluate success.
Maureen E. McClusky, MA, LNHA, FACHE,
New York City
10) CEO ROUNDTABLE – Vision Leadership
CEO This session will be a focused
leader-to-leader dialogue with our
state’s thought-leaders as they share insight
on what excites them about the future of
our field. Hear their thoughts on managing
change, evaluating risks, making big decisions
and their secrets for innovation and taking
ideas to implementation and success. (This
session is limited to 11 attendees.)
Facilitator: Audrey S.Weiner, DSW, MPH,
president and chief executive officer,The New
Jewish Home in New York, New York City

5 – 6 p.m.

Chair’s Appreciation Reception
The LeadingAge New York Board of Directors
invites the entire membership to thank
Emma DeVito for her dedication as
LeadingAge New York Chair.

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Breakfast Briefing: (A continental
breakfast will be served.)

LeadingAge New York
Reimbursement Update
Sponsored by:
This briefing will provide information on
current reimbursement issues affecting long
term care providers.
Darius Kirstein, director of financial policy and
analysis, LeadingAge New York, Latham

8 – 9 a.m.

Concurrent Breakfast Briefings:
(A continental breakfast will be served in each
session room.)
1) Adult Day Health Care Update
This session will provide an update on the
latest issues in adult day health care.
Anne Hill, executive director, Adult Day Health
Care Council, Latham
2) Best Practices in Assisted Living
Learn from your peers! Come ready to
share all the great programs and services
you are implementing at your organization.
Facilitator: Diane Darbyshire, LCSW, senior policy
analyst, LeadingAge New York, Latham
3) HCBS Update
This session will provide the latest
developments in home and communitybased services.
Cheryl Udell, policy analyst,
LeadingAge New York, Latham
4) LEARNING LOUNGE – Self-Care for Better
Resident Care
More than ever before, we need to
know how to take care of ourselves
and give the best of ourselves, without giving
so much that there’s nothing left. Join in this
facilitated discussion on how we can reframe
our thinking on our busy lives in order to
improve our own self-care.
Facilitator: Richard Hight, CSP, founder and CEO,
Visual Mpact,Tulsa, OK

8:30 – 9 a.m.

Continental Breakfast
9 – 9:30 a.m.

LeadingAge New York
Annual Meeting
9:30 – 10 a.m.

LeadingAge New York
Leadership Academy Graduation
10 – 11 a.m.

Plenary Session:
Applied Imagination
Everyone has an idea, but not everyone makes
their idea come to life. Following through and
bringing an idea to fruition is the \