2019 annual meeting and exhibition

2019 Annual Meeting and ExhibitionThe Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta St. Louis, Missouri

September 4 – 6, 2019

50T H A N N I V E R SA RY

Registration Brochure


Wednesday, September 4

10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.Movie Screening: Hip Hop-erationYou’re never too old to go on the journey of a lifetime!

A wonderfully warm and energetic Kiwi adventure. Hip Hop-eration follows a troupe of courageous, yet cheeky, senior citizens on an extraordinary quest to perform at the World Hip Hop Championships in Las Vegas. Hip Hop-eration is a poetic feel-good film that proves age has no limits and that hip-hop can set you free. It will make you want to celebrate life regardless of age or condition.

12:15 p.m. – 1:45 p.m.Awards Ceremony and Luncheon (Ticket Required)Each year we honor deserving individuals who are making a difference through their commitment and service. These exceptional people give their time, talents and energy to their communities and demonstrate a deep commitment to serving those communities. Nominated by their peers, managers and co-workers, they go above and beyond the norm to have a great impact on their communities and those they serve. Please join us to honor these remarkable recipients and their outstanding achievements. A ticket is required to attend this event. Tickets can be purchased on the registration form.

5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.Exhibitor Dine Around ReceptionBlending business with sustenance, the Dine-Around Reception provides a fantastic opportunity to meet with your peers, mingle with our business partners and visit with exhibitors while enjoying appetizers, cocktails and fellowship. Join us in the exhibit hall for a fun-filled evening with new food selections around every corner! This is a free event for all conference attendees.

Thursday, September 5

12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.Exhibits Open with Lunch and Prize DrawingsTake advantage of another opportunity to visit with exhibitors showcasing the newest products and services designed for the aging services industry. Plan to visit with every exhibitor and be sure and thank them for their continued support of our event and mission.

Lunch will be provided in the exhibit hall. Prize drawings will take place in the exhibit hall near the conclusion of the event. This is a free event to all attendees.

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.Rooftop Reception (Ticket Required)A huge success every year, don’t miss the opportunity to blend business with pleasure and celebrate our 50th Anniversary! The Starlight Room is the crowning jewel of the Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta. Situated on the 11th floor, the space offers floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views of Forest Park and The Gateway Arch. The rooftop reception on the 11th floor terrace provides a chic outdoor area for networking after full days of enlightening education, a memorable movie and unforgettable keynotes. A ticket is required to attend this event. Purchase includes two beverage tickets. Ticket can be purchased on the registration form.

Friday, September 6

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.Annual Member Business Meeting and National Public Policy Town Hall

Events

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Hello LeadingAge Missouri Members & Supporters!“WHAT IF?” – that’s a thought-provoking question asked by people who make a difference. It’s the perfect theme for the 50th Annual Meeting & Exhibition of LeadingAge Missouri!

The “what ifs?” sparking our field’s improvement are many. Let’s start with a timely, easy one: “What if” YOU joined Missouri’s best aging services providers and supporters to celebrate 50 years of association work at its 50th annual meeting? Without question, you’d absorb valuable education, inspiration, fellowship and fun! Please join us September 4-6 at The Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta Hotel in St. Louis!

Fifty years ago, young Americans wearing bell bottoms and tie-die shirts protested the Vietnam war. Infant FM radio played the Rolling Stones’ “Honky Tonk Woman”, Zager & Evans’ “In the Year 2525” and The Archies “Sugar Sugar”. Moviegoers took in True Grit, Funny Girl, Easy Rider and The Love Bug. “Broadway Joe” Namath led the NY Jets and AFL to their first Super Bowl victory; the “Miracle Mets” won the World Series and the St. Louis Blues lost the Stanley Cup. In 1969, the world witnessed Woodstock, a final Beatles concert and Neil Armstrong walking on the moon! 1969 was quite a year!

At home in Missouri, our 1969 aging services predecessors were busy organizing and incorporating the Missouri Association of Homes for the Aging (now LeadingAge Missouri) and planning its first membership meeting. A half century later, we still gather to learn, to refresh and to renew commitments to principles our founders gave us to guide us. At 50, LeadingAge Missouri has a rich history of helping its mission-driven members achieve their missions for older Missourians. We are primed for our next half-century of member service. Help us recognize our anniversary and envision our future during 2 1/2 amazing days of learning and celebrating at the 2019 Annual Conference.

Opening Day will feature a unique “painting performance” in a keynote presentation that fuses art, education and inspiration to deliver insight and awaken creativity and innovation. Conference participants then transform into moviegoers in the Chase Park Plaza theater for a poignant film. Next, lunch and recognition are featured at the Annual Awards Luncheon before afternoon educational breakouts. Day 1 concludes with a “technology” General Session and social time with Business Members.

Day 2 kicks off with renowned geriatrician, entrepreneur, author, professor and father of the Eden Alternative and Green House Project - Dr. Bill Thomas - who will make a pit stop during his “ChangingAging” tour. Thereafter, participants choose from 15 education sessions until the major 50th Anniversary Celebration event commences at day’s end on the Chase rooftop.

Day 3 balances advocacy and education. After a State of the Association summary and Business Meeting, LeadingAge Members are invited to participate in a National/State Public Policy Town Hall. Facilitated by Missouri members with help from LeadingAge National, Missouri members will engage in a conversation that informs policy agendas in Washington D.C. and Jefferson City. After policy diving, the What if? Conference will conclude with educational deep dives on timely topics.

At the LeadingAge Missouri Annual Meeting, you’ll share successes, exchange ideas, renew inspiration and build collegial relationships—and after 2 ½ enriching days, you’ll return to your calling better equipped to serve older Missourians. Whether you’re an executive of a multi-site organization, CNA, hospice case manager or affordable housing service coordinator, you’ll find solutions for challenges and discover ways to improve operations and quality. Passionate commitment, personal growth and organizational excellence coalesce at the Annual Meeting. WHAT IF you join us September 4-6 to reenergize your commitment, refresh your knowledge and renew your passion?

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Wednesday, September 48:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. 1 Opening Keynote Session — Richard Hight

10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. BREAK

10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 2 Movie Screening: Hip Hop-eration

12:15 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Award Ceremony and Luncheon (Ticket Required)

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. 3 Improving the Resident Experience: A Hospitality Approach to Senior Living — Galen Vassar and Katie Schmidt

4 Building a Culture of Diversity and Inclusivity in Senior Living — Colleen Hollestelle and Olivia Swanson

5 Legionella — Department of Health and Senior Services

6 Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease and the Dementia Process in the Senior Community Environment — Angela Exford and Gerry Gilbert

7 The Three Rs of Retention: Relationships, Rewards, and Recognition — Kailee Vander Loop

3:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. BREAK

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. 8 Health Literacy: Effective Client Communication and Education — Neely Sullivan

9 Operationalizing Advance Care Planning in Senior Living — Colleen Hollestelle and Janie Shelburn

10 Going from A Narrow Network to a Value Network — Ron Present

11 Patient-Driven Payment Model: How Physicians Can Add Greater Value Under the New SNF Reimbursement System — Dr. Walter Lin

12 Beyond the Headaches: Solutions to Staffing Problems — Erika Kramer and Julie Husmann

4:15 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. BREAK

4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. 13 Technology Adoption, Spending, Trends and Boomer Consumers — Majd Alwan

5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Exhibitor Dine Around

Agenda



Thursday, September 59:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. 14 General Session: Aging, Culture and Ageism — Dr. Bill Thomas

10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. BREAK

10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. 15 Let’s Have the Conversation — Carla Baum

16 Owning the Outcome: Understanding the Intersection of Quality, Financial and Operational Performance and Survey Results — Stephen Taylor and Jeff Heitgerd

17 Practical Energy Management — Michael Moore

18 Long-Term Care, Home Health and Hospice Emergency Preparedness — Sara Shirk

19 Deep Dive Into CAST’s Technology Selection and Planning Tools — Majd Alwan

11:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Exhibits Open with Lunch and Prize Drawings

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. 20 Not Your Grandmother’s Aging Services System: Hot Trends and Current Policy Issues in Aging Services — Ruth Katz

21 Medical Marijuana — Meredith Duncan, Polsinelli

22 Chronic Pain: Non-Pharmacological Approaches for Healthier outcomes for Seniors — Cynthia E. Baker

23 Medicaid Reimbursement Update — Brian Hickman

24 AI to Reduce Falls, Improve Outcomes, and Increase Revenues — David Park; Anthony Columbatto and Carmen Fronczak

3:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. BREAK

3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m. 25 DHSS SLTC Update — Shelly Williamson

26 Data Driven Change: How to Disrupt Your Dining Program to Spur Organizational Transformation — Max Mosky

27 Applying Person-Centeredness to Trauma-Informed Care: A Planned Person-Centered Approach to the New CMS Trauma-Informed Care Regulations — Cynthia E. Baker

28 What about ISNP? Understanding and Evaluating the ISNP Contract Model — Koy Dever and Adrian Rios

29 Cybersecurity – Understanding the New Guidance from HHS — Lee Painter

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Rooftop Reception (Ticket Required)

Friday, September 68:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. 30 Business Meeting & Public Policy Town Hall Meeting

10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. BREAK

10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. DEEP DIVE SESSIONS

31 Patient Driven Payment Model — Deb Freeland

32 Sexuality and Long-Term Care: A Person-Centered Care Approach — Wendy Boren and Cynthia E. Baker

33 The Future is Now: HCBS, Hospice and Home Health Services and Policy Issues — Ruth Katz

Agenda



Wednesday, September 4

8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.1 Opening Keynote Session:

The Masterpiece in You Richard Hight, Founder and CEO of VisionMpact. He is also a CSP (certified speaking professional through the NSA - National Speaker’s Association).

This canvas worthy keynote performance brings art, music and the spoken word

together to inspire individuals to achieve fulfillment and implement creativity and innovation to accomplish their vision in their organizations. At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be better able to. . . • Identify, Develop, Distinguish And Apply Their Innate

Strengths To Complete Tasks More Efficiently• Identify Creative Approaches To Care Giving Tasks In

Serving Patients/Clients• Construct Creative Problem Solving• Compare & Contrast The Varied Abilities of Their Co-Workers

And Grasp The Usefulness of Diversity In Serving Clients• Make A Difference In Their Work Place & Communities

10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.2 Movie Screening: Hip Hop-eration

You’re never too old to go on the journey of a lifetime!


4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.13 Technology Adoption, Spending, Trends and Boomer ConsumersMajd Alwan, Ph.D SVP of Technology, LeadingAge, Executive Director, Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST)

In this session, attendees will discuss major technology adoption and spending trends among LeadingAge members and learn how to benchmark your own community. You will also hear what late boomer consumers want, when it comes to housing, health, care services, technology and supports in their later years. In addition we will explore emerging technology trends and technology-enabled care models and discuss how you can prepare and future-proof your communities and learn about the extensive resources LeadingAge CAST has created to assist LeadingAge members with Strategic Technology Planning, Selection, and Information Sharing.

Thursday, September 5

9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.14 Aging, Culture and Ageism

Dr. Bill Thomas, Expert Geriatrician, Founder of The Eden Alternative and The Green House Project

Join longevity expert and authority on aging Dr. Bill Thomas as he explores aging and culture, and the impact of ageism on long term care and senior housing. Geriatrician,

entrepreneur, author, professor and elder advocate Dr. Bill Thomas is a global leader in the effort to challenge ageism. Perhaps best known as the founder of the Eden Alternative and the Green House Project, Dr. Thomas’ three decades of work culminated with a four-year journey across North America, where he brought his ChangingAging Tour to 140 communities and engaged in conversations about what concerns elders as they age. The insight from these conversations inspired Dr. Thomas to launch his latest innovation, Minka - a home-building system that produces affordable, yet elegant compact homes optimized for accessibility and community living.

Friday, September 6

8:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.30 Business Meeting and National Public Policy Town HallWhether you serve older adults in long-term care, home and community-based services, senior housing, life-plan communities or another setting, LeadingAge wants to hear from you. LeadingAge has established a new national public policy settings process, with the most important part being a Town Hall Conversation held in each state. LeadingAge state and national staff will be participating on-site and want to hear directly from you. Results of the conversation will be shared with Leading Age’s Public Policy Committee, Board of Directors, and LeadingAge staff, and will be used to set public policy priorities that best represent your interests and the interests of older adults in Washington D.C. This is your opportunity to provide input directly to LeadingAge about ways national public policy is affecting you, the older adults you serve, and how policy could be changed for the better.

Keynotes



Wednesday, September 48:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

1 Opening Keynote Session: The Masterpiece in You Richard Hight, CSP, Founder and CEO of VisionMpact

This canvas worthy keynote performance brings art, music and the spoken word together to inspire individuals to achieve fulfillment and implement creativity and innovation to accomplish their vision in their organizations. At the conclusion of this activity, participants will be better able to identify: develop, distinguish and apply their innate strengths to complete tasks more efficiently; identify creative approaches to care giving tasks in serving residents/clients ; construct creative problem solving; compare & contrast the varied abilities of their co-workers; grasp the usefulness of diversity in serving clients and make a difference in their work place & communities.

10:00 a.m. – 10:15 a.m. Break

10:15 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

2 Movie Screening: Hip Hop-erationYou’re never too old to go on the journey of a lifetime!


12:15 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. Award Ceremony and Luncheon (Ticket Required)

2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

3 Improving the Resident Experience: A Hospitality Approach to Senior LivingGalen Vassar & Katie Schmidt, The Lawrence Group

What defines a hospitality environment and how can it be applied to senior living? As competition increases, operators continue to look for more ways to differentiate their communities, provide more amenities and attract more residents and families. In this session, two interior design professionals will discuss how to improve the resident experience using a hospitality approach from concept design to furniture and finishes.

4 Building a Culture of Inclusivity in Senior LivingColleen Hollestelle, Founder, AgingEmpowered and Olivia Swanson, Director of Life Enrichment, The Bluffs

Diversity and inclusivity are more than catchy phrases. They’re a way of operating senior living that can enhance physical and social well-being of older adults in your community. Work through some practical tips to create a more diverse and inclusive home for older adults in your community.

5 LegionellaDepartment of Health and Senior Services

Learn about the new CDC guidance related to legionella and learn about what state surveyors are looking for when they come to your facility.

6 Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease and the Dementia Process in the Senior Living Community EnvironmentAngela Exford, RN, RMC, CLNC, RACT-CT, CDP, CADDCT and Gerry Gilbert, MBA, Arthur J. Gallagher & Company

This presentation will allow attendees to better understand Alzheimer’s disease and how to identify and care for Dementia residents in a senior living community. This session will also provide a case study on how to care for a resident with Dementia when an incident occurs of unknown origin including a root cause analysis to improve the community’s residents care and minimize future risk.

Education Schedule At A Glance



Wednesday, September 42:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. (cont.)

7 The Three R’s of Retention: Relationships, Rewards and Recognition Kailee Vander Loop, CliftonLarsonAllen

Finding and keeping talented, qualified employees in today’s highly competitive world is no easy feat. Learn how to determine what motivates each of your team members and unique ways to show you value their contributions. From learning key recognition-system elements to understanding how rewards are linked to team member satisfaction, you’ll receive best practices and practical steps for implementing an intrinsic reward program that aligns with your team members’ values.

3:00 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Break

3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.

8 Health Literacy: Effective Client Communication and Education Neely Sullivan ,MPT, CLT-LANA, Director of Education, Select Rehabilitation

With the Increasing diversity of clients, we may observe that our communication skills are less effective with people from backgrounds different from our own. The goal of this session is to offer easy-to-implement strategies for developing patient education materials and assessment tools they can use to ensure clients understand the health information we provide. The session will review techniques for clear and effective communication, writing and selecting easy-to-read health materials, and assessment tools to use to ensure that clients understand the healthcare services provided and have the skills needed to access, understand and use health information.

9 Operationalizing Advance Care Planning in Senior Living Colleen Hollestelle, Founder, AgingEmpowered and Janie Shelburn, Owner, COMO Senior Care

Advance Care Planning is essential to ensuring healthcare choices are respected. However, few older adults in senior living have advance care planning elements present in their plan of care. This interactive workshop will review basic requirements of advance care planning and strategies to operationalize processes in senior living to effectively capture and respect health care choices of older adults.

10 Going From a Narrow Network to a Value NetworkRon Present, Partner, Healthcare Industry Group Leader, Brown Smith Wallace LLC

Our industry is under attack and there are no signs that it’s letting up. There are nursing facilities shutting down around the country because of lack of patients, staff shortages, increasing costs and inadequate payments. Part of the payment challenge of short-stay patients relating to poor managed care rates and patient volume can be tied to participating in an integrated narrow network. This session will frame the challenge and offer suggestions for not just survivability but for long-term success.

11 Patient-Driven Payment Model: How Physicians Can Add Greater Value Under the New SNF Reimbursement SystemDr. Walter Lin

This session will provide a historical perspective on SNF reimbursement, focusing on industry dynamics that led to the search for a new SNF reimbursement system. It will then provide an overview of PDPB and explain how engaged medical providers can be an even greater asset under this new payment model. Two case studies will be presented to highlight the differences in reimbursement under SNF PPS and PDPM and the important role medical providers have under the new payment system.

12 Beyond the Headaches: Solutions to Staffing ProblemsErika Kramer, LNHA, Healthcare Market Director and Julie Husmann, RD, LD Martin Bros.

Staffing. Recruiting. Retaining. Onboarding. Interviewing. Is anyone else exhausted by these issues in your workplace? Join us as we cover more than just the headaches of staffing that we are all experiencing in the senior living world. We will be role-playing and offering solutions for issues you may be dealing with such as staffing shortages, the aging workforce and training for success. Three of our health care experts that have experience in everything from hands-on staff training to management success will be sharing proven concepts to help you implement resources that will actually make a difference in your recruiting and retaining process. Attendees will go home with training cards that will assist them in sharing concepts with their whole team.




Wednesday, September 44:15 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Break

4:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

13 Technology Adoption, Spending, Trends and Boomer ConsumersMajd Alwan, Ph.D SVP of Technology, LeadingAge, Executive Director, Center for Aging Services Technologies (CAST)

In this session, attendees will discuss major technology adoption and spending trends among LeadingAge members and learn how to benchmark your own community. You will also hear what late boomer consumers want, when it comes to housing, health, care services, technology and supports in their later years. In addition, we will explore emerging technology trends and technology-enabled care models and discuss how you can prepare and future-proof your communities and learn about the extensive resources LeadingAge CAST has created to assist LeadingAge members with Strategic Technology Planning, Selection, and Information Sharing.

5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Exhibitor Dine Around

Thursday, September 59:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

14 Day 2 KEYNOTE – Aging Culture and Ageism Dr. Bill Thomas, Expert Geriatrician, Founder of The Eden Alternative and The Green House Project

Join longevity expert and authority on aging Dr. Bill Thomas as he explores aging and culture, and the impact of ageism on long term care and senior housing. Geriatrician, entrepreneur, author, professor and elder advocate Dr. Bill Thomas is a global leader in the effort to challenge ageism. Perhaps best known as the founder of the Eden Alternative and the Green House Project, Dr. Thomas’ three decades of work culminated with a four-year journey across North America, where he brought his ChangingAging Tour to 140 communities and engaged in conversations about what concerns elders as they age. The insight from these conversations inspired Dr. Thomas to launch his latest innovation, Minka - a home-building system that produces affordable, yet elegant compact homes optimized for accessibility and community living.

10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m.- Break

10:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m.

15 Let’s Have the ConversationCarla Baum, Founder and Principal, Meaningful Life and Advocate for End-of-Life Conversations

Complete an Advance Directive? Isn’t that only for older people? I’m healthy. It isn’t important until I get sick. After all, I am sure my family will know what I want. Just like that our lives can change…a fall, a car accident, a sudden illness. Have you taken the time to put your wishes in writing and share them with your loved ones? One conversation can make all the difference in the world, come take that brave step and let your wishes be honored.

16 Owning the Outcomes: Understanding the Intersection of Quality, Financial and Operational Performance, and survey resultsStephen M. Taylor, CPA, Principal Health Care and Jeff Heitgard, CPA Principal Health Care, CliftonLarsonAllen

This session will analyze the correlation between quality outcomes, survey results, and the financial and operational performance by utilizing Medicare cost report data and quality metrics available on Nursing Home Compare, commercial websites (such as TSI) and LTC Trend Tracker. Based on this information, we will offer suggestions for analyzing the quality metrics at your facility and the financial and operational changes that can be made to impact the quality outcomes.

17 Practical Energy ManagementMike Moore, President, Certus Resource Group

Understanding the energy landscape allows Senior Living Communities to develop a strategic approach to reduce energy costs and energy consumption. Reducing energy rates/costs is a necessary first step. Once you are certain that rates/costs have been optimized then you can look at energy conservation projects to further reduce operating costs and mitigate unforeseen maintenance issues. Building upgrades will reduce costs per patient day and can often be paid for by the savings generated from the improvements.




Thursday, September 510:45 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. (cont.)

18 Long-Term Care (LTC), Home Health & Hospice Emergency Preparedness Sara Shirk, Emergency Services Planner, Mid-America Regional Council (MARC)

Long-term care facilities and Home Health and Hospice Organizations care for those individuals who are vulnerable during a disaster event. Many healthcare organizations are also held to the CMS Emergency Preparedness requirements. Older adults that reside in facilities, or are aging at home in the community, rely on others to help them plan and prepare for disasters. They may have decreased mobility, be electricity dependent due to health conditions, may be experiencing cognitive decline and may live on fixed incomes. This session will share lessons learned, best practices, and how your organization can work to prepare for and with those you serve.

19 Deep Dive into the Center for Aging Services Technologies’ (CAST) Technology Selection and Planning ToolsTake a deeper dive into LeadingAge CAST’s comprehensive technology planning and selection tools and see how they might save your organization time and money. Learn about the range of technologies aimed at enhancing the safety, social connectedness and engagements of older adult residents and clients served in a broad array of care settings. Hear case studies from providers that have implemented and adopted such technologies and discuss the benefits they experienced, the challenges they overcame and the advice they have for you! And, see a hands-on demonstration of CAST’s tools.

11:45 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Exhibits Open with Lunch and Prize Drawings

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

20 Not Your Grandma’s Aging Services System: Hot Trends and Current Policy Issues in Aging ServicesRuth Katz is Senior Vice-President for Public Policy at LeadingAge where she is responsible for leading strategy on public policy and advocacy to advance the nonprofit’s public policy agenda. She works with LeadingAge leadership, state affiliates and members.

Come and learn what the new generation of consumers – baby boomers- value, want, and expect in terms of aging services, settings, and caregivers. We will explore demographic, economic, health delivery system, business and technology trends and what they mean for leaders in aging services. And finally, we will explore hot policy issues and potential solutions.

21 Medical MarijuanaMeredith Duncan, Polsinelli

Come and explore the ins and outs of Missouri’s new medical marijuana law.

22 Chronic Pain: Non-Pharmacological Approaches for Healthier Outcomes for SeniorsCynthia E. Baker, LCSW, CSW-Gerontology, Deer Oaks Behavioral Health

This presentation will provide an overview of Chronic Pain and will identify differences between acute and chronic pain. The “Pain Gate” and multiple factors related to elevated pain and nonpharmacological pain relief will be discussed. Attendees will learn about the Biopsychosocial model of pain, including ways to reduce use of often addictive opioids and benzodiazepine medications and how to increase health thinking styles for improved pain relief.

23 Medicaid Reimbursement UpdateBrian P. Hickman, CPA, Partner, BKD, LLP

This presentation will give attendees an update on Missouri Medicaid reimbursement rates, Nursing Facility Reimbursement Allowance (NFRA) and recent regulatory changes as a result of the capitol component rebase bill, including potential opportunities for providers.

24 AI to Reduce Falls, Improve Outcomes, and Increase RevenuesDavid Park, CEO VirtuSense Technologies, Anthony Columbatto, John Knox Village, Carmen Fronczak, Friendship Village

What if you knew of your residents’ probability of a fall in the next year, week or minute? How would that insight change the way you provide care for your residents? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the new frontier in healthcare. When integrated as a part of a care plan to proactively identify risk of falls and close know gaps in care, AI can help providers achieve clinical, operational, and financial excellence. This session will involve applies AI case studies from LeadingAge Missouri members, as well as live fall risk screening using Machine Vision and AI.




Thursday, September 53:30 p.m. – 3:45 p.m. Break

3:45 p.m. – 4:45 p.m.

25 Section for Long Term Care UpdateShelly Williamson, Administrator, Section for Long-Term Care Regulation

This session will focus on current and recent regulatory guidance and changes. A review of deficiencies that often result in enforcement remedies will be discussed in addition to tips on how to avoid these citations.

26 Data Driven Change: How to Disrupt Your Dining Program To Spur Organizational TransformationMax Mosky, Morrison Community Living

This session convenes Leaders to discuss the evolution of data and analytics within senior living. Over 90% of the data in the world was created in the last two years. This staggering growth of data and analytics can be tapped into to drive the senior space forward, or be left behind as other industries evolve. This session delves into how to leverage data to drive programmatic, operational and organizational decision making.

27 Applying Person-Centeredness to Trauma-Informed Care: A Planned, Person-Centered Approach to the New CMS Trauma-Informed Care RegulationsCynthia E. Baker, LCSW, CSW-Gerontology, Deer Oaks Behavioral Health

This session will describe person-centered, trauma-informed care as it relates to this year’s newest phase of CMS regulation regarding trauma-Informed care. The session will identify types of trauma event, educate about physical and mental manifestations of trauma, and provide strategies for person-centered response plans when residents disclose trauma histories. Attendees will leave with interpretation of the trauma-informed guidelines, related F tags, interpret the Behavioral and Emotional Status Critical Element Pathway used by the state survey agency, receive assessment tools for staff, and apply four action steps to prepare your community for person-centered trauma-informed care.

28 What about ISNP? – Understanding and Evaluating the ISNP Contract ModelKoy Dever, Principal, BKD LLP and Adrian Rios, Director, BKD LLP

As Medicare managed care and State Medicaid programs continue to transition Skilled Nursing Facility reimbursement toward value-based payment, improved quality and reduced hospitalization, the Institutional Special Needs Plan (ISNP) contract is coming into focus for SNF providers as a model that is important to understand and evaluate. Join us to learn how the ISNP model of care can help you effectively avoid hospital readmissions and lead to the successful implementation of other value-based payment or bundling payment arrangements with managed care organizations.

29 Cybersecurity – Understanding the New Guidance from HHSLee Painter, CISSP, HCISPP, CRISC, CCSFP, Principal, CliftonLarsonAllen

Based off the efforts of the HealthCare CyberSecurity Task Force, the Department of Health and Human Services released sweeping new guidance on specific Security activities that covered entities and business associates should implement. Although guidance is currently, Voluntary, there is a possibility that future changes to the regulations will mandate these efforts for organizations. Regardless of the required vs. voluntary nature, organizations should strive to understand these controls in order to make informed risk-based decisions in the planning and execution of future IT and Compliance related initiatives.

5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Rooftop Reception (Ticket Required)




Friday, September 68:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

30 Business Meeting and Public Policy Town Hall MeetingWhether you serve older adults in long-term care, home and community-based services, senior housing, life-plan communities or another setting, LeadingAge wants to hear from you. LeadingAge has established a new national public policy settings process, with the most important part being a Town Hall Conversation held in each state. LeadingAge state and national staff will be participating on-site and want to hear directly from you. Results of the conversation will be shared with Leading Age’s Public Policy Committee, Board of Directors, and LeadingAge staff, and will be used to set public policy priorities that best represent your interests and the interests of older adults in Washington D.C. This is your opportunity to provide input directly to LeadingAge about ways national public policy is affecting you, the older adults you serve, and how policy could be changed for the better.

10:00 am – 10:15 a.m. Break

10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

DEEP DIVE SESSIONS

31 Patient Driven Payment ModelDeb Freeland is a principal with the health care group of CliftonLarsonAllen (CLA) specializing in reimbursement services for senior living facilities and hospitals. She is a part of the CLA payment transformation team, helping providers navigate the changing reimbursement landscape.

The session will take a deeper look at the numerous changes related to the Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM). It will address what facilities should be considering related to MDS assessment and ICD-10 coding changes, therapy delivery and contracting, and financial implications.

32 Sexuality and Long-Term Care: A Person-Centered ApproachWendy Boren, RN, BSN, is a clinical nurse educator for the Quality Improvement Program for Missouri (QUIPMO). Cynthia Elaine Baker, LCSW, CSW-Gerontology, is a Clinical Provider and Regional Clinical Manager for Deer Oaks Behavioral Health.

Addressing sexuality with dementia in long-term care is difficult at best. Currently there are 5.7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s or some type of dementia. This presentation will focus on sex and intimacy related to those with cognitive impairment. We will explore tools, assessments and discussions that are appropriate and relevant to those with dementia and other cognitive impairments.

33 The Future is Now: HCBS, Hospice and Home Health Services and Policy Issues.Ruth Katz is Senior Vice President for Public Policy at LeadingAge where she is responsible for leading strategy on public policy and advocacy to advance the nonprofit’s public policy agenda. She works with LeadingAge leadership, state affiliates and members.

This two-hour deep dive will help you understand the evolving landscape of LTSS in the community. We will explore the relationship between funding sources (Medicare and Medicaid) and how delivery system reform fits in, and, learn about top policy issues in HCBS, hospice, and home health and potential solutions; find out how providers can engage in the policy process.




2019 50th Annual LeadingAge Missouri Meeting and Exhibition Early Bird Registration Deadline: August 14, 2019

Please register only one person per form. You may duplicate this form as necessary.

Full Name: ___________________________________________________________ First Name for Badge: ___________________________________________________

Title ________________________________________________________________ Organization: _________________________________________________________

Address: ____________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: _________________________________________________________

Phone: ______________________________________________________________ MO NHS Licence Number: _______________________________________________

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All prices are per person. If unsure of member status, please e-mail Sharon Dashtaki at [email protected].

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EARLY BIRD RATE BEFORE AUGUST 14 AFTER AUGUST 14

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❑ Full Conference 1st – 3rd Persons from LTC Provider Site Listed Above Includes All Educational Sessions & Meals (except Awards Lunch/Rooftop Reception)

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❑ Wednesday Only Includes Educational Sessions, Movie, Dine-Around Reception & Networking Opportunity

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❑ Thursday Only Includes Educational Sessions, Exhibit Viewing, Exhibit Hall Lunch & Networking Opportunity

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❑ Friday Only Educational Sessions Only $180 $280 $250 $350

❑ Wednesday Afternoon Awards Luncheon $25 $50 $35 $60

❑ Thursday Evening Rooftop Reception (includes 2 drinks) $25 $50 $30 $60

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2019 50th Annual LeadingAge Missouri Meeting and Exhibition Early Bird Registration Deadline: August 14, 2019

Please register only one person per form. You may duplicate this form as necessary.

Full Name: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Organization: _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Check the Sessions/Activities You Plan to attend:

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

Opening Session 8:30 am – 10:00 am o 1Movie: Hip-Hop-eration o 2Award Luncheon (ticket required) o

Education 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm o 3 o 4 o 5 o 6 o 7Education 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm o 8 o 9 o 10 o 11 o 12Technology, Trends & Boomers 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm o 13Dine Around (included with registration) o

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5Keynote Session 9:00 am – 10:30 am o 14Education 10:45 am – 11:45 am o 15 o 16 o 17 o 18 o 19Exhibits & Lunch (included with registration) o

Education 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm o 20 o 21 o 22 o 23 o 24Education 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm o 25 o 26 o 27 o 28 o 29Rooftop Reception (ticket required) o

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

Town Hall Meeting 8:00 am – 10:00 am o 30Education 10:15 am – 12:15 pm o 31 o 32 o 33

Payment

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Signature: ___________________________________________________________ Billing Address for Card: _____________________________________________

Amount Authorized: __________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________

Print Name on Card: ___________________________________________________ City/State/Zip _____________________________________________________

Email Address: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Return both sides of this form to:

Debbie KlindtLeadingAge Missouri,

3412 Knipp Dr, Suite 102, Jefferson City, MO 65109

Phone: (573) 635-6244 Fax: (573) 635-6618

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RegistrationLeadingAge Missouri Members are encouraged to register on-line through the LeadingAge Missouri’s web site at www.leadingagemissouri.org or by completing the enclosed registration form.

Non-members may register by completing the form found in this brochure and returning it, along with payment, to: LeadingAge Missouri, 3412 Knipp Drive, Suite 102, Jefferson City, Missouri 65109. Phone (573) 635-6244 and faxed (573) 635-6618. Checks payable to LeadingAge Missouri or credit cards accepted: Visa, MasterCard or American Express.

The full registration package includes all educational sessions, conference materials, CE certification, exhibit hall entry, meals (DOES NOT INCLUDE AWARDS LUNCHEON or ROOFTOP RECEPTION) movie, refreshments and dine around reception. Daily passes may be purchased in lieu of the full registration package (see registration form).

Continuing EducationLeadingAge Missouri TA-015-120 is a certified sponsor of professional continuing education with the Missouri Board of Nursing Home Administrators. This program has been submitted for approval of CE Hours including PC hours. CE hours will be posted on LeadingAge Missouri website upon approval.

Hotel InformationThe conference will be held at The Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta Hotel, 212 N Kingshighway Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108.

Lodging reservations are available at a special group rate of $159.00 plus state and lodging taxes for single/double occupancy room. Reservations must be made by August 20, 2019 to ensure the group rate. The hotel will strictly enforce this deadline. Be sure to mention you are with LeadingAge Missouri when making your reservation. Reservations can be made by calling the hotel at (877) 587-2427 or (314) 633-3000. There are a limited number of sleeping rooms available in this block.

Cancellation/Refund PolicyLeadingAge Missouri must receive a written cancellation request by August 21, 2019 to guarantee a refund, less a $50 non-refundable cancellation fee. Cancellation notices received after this date will not be eligible for a refund. No refund will be made if the registrant fails to attend without prior written notification. Substitutions are always encouraged.

Your Comfort is Our ConcernMeeting rooms are sometimes warmer or cooler than you prefer. We recommend layering your clothing for comfort and options. Conference dress is business casual. Comfortable shoes are a must. Business attire is recommended for the awards luncheon. In consideration of attendees with allergies, asthma and chemical sensitivities this conference will be scent free.

Special NeedsDo you have special needs (i.e. physical, dietary, etc.) that we can address to make your participation more enjoyable? Please contact Nancie McAnaugh at least two weeks before the conference at [email protected]

MiscellaneousFrom time to time, LeadingAge Missouri uses photos of participants in promotional materials. By attending this conference, you agree to the use of your photograph in any LeadingAge Missouri materials.

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3412 Knipp Drive, Suite 102 Jefferson City, MO 65109

2019 Annual Meeting and ExhibitionThe Chase Park Plaza Royal Sonesta St. Louis, Missouri

September 4 – 6, 2019


PERMIT NO. 91

FIRST CLASS

2019 annual meeting and exhibition

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