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33rd Annual Conference March 5 - 8, 2017Nursing/Clinical Education Program

Dear Colleague:

This year, the New York Chapter of the American College of Health Care Administra-tors will host our 48th Annual Convention March 5th through March 8th, 2017 at the Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center. The beautiful Villa Roma has upscale ac-commodations, varied and tasteful menus, a special dining area and well-appointed and functional meeting rooms. You can even enjoy a game of bowling at their regulation bowling alley! The resort is conveniently located in Callicoon, New York, just minutes from Monticello, off Route 17.

Kudos to our Education Committee, who went to enormous lengths to secure topical and thought-provoking educational pro-grams for administrators, financial manag-ers and directors of nursing/clinical staff. The break-out rooms are conducive to a meaningful, pleasant learning experience, where participants have the opportunity to earn 17.0 continuing education credits.

In addition to the fine educational setting, Villa Roma offers a spacious, yet intimate exhibit space which accommodates all of our 70 corporate sponsors. This year’s entertainment is a mixed bag of comedy and musical hits to leave you in a fun, uplifting mood. We are pleased to present two tribute bands to bring back some memories from the 1970’s. There will be tributes to Billy Joel and the Eagles. Additionally, we will be featuring the comedy of Adam Ferrara. Don’t forget to end your night networking with colleagues and vendors in the relaxed atmosphere of the resorts nightclub.

The dining experience will continue to be exceptional with top-notch food and glatt kosher cuisine.

If you attend only one show in 2017, make it this one.

We look forward to seeing you there, but don’t delay…..make your convention and room reservations today.

Sincerely,The Convention Committee

SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 2017

1:00 PM – 4:00 PMNEW CMS REQUIREMENTS OF PARTICIPATION: WHAT DO I DO NOW?The Requirements of Participation for nursing centers are undergoing a massive change for the first time in more than 20 years. These changes can feel overwhelming. The goal of this program is to take the “overwhelm” out of the picture and provide a roadmap to help you find the route that will get your center moving toward the goal of compliance with the new regulations. Objectives: 1. Participants will have an overall understanding of new expectations in the Require-ments of Participation. 2. Participants will know when CMS expects nursing centers to be in compliance with the new regulations.. 3. Participants will be able to determine which new requirements to tackle first within their center.

SPEAKERS: Nancy Leveille, RN and Lisa Volk, RNA Registered Nurse for 39 years, Nancy Levielle has clinical and administrative experience in acute, community based, and long term care settings. She now provides consultative information to about 270 SNF members on current clinical and administrative practice, quality management, research, and education initiatives. Ms. Leveille works with the N.Y. Department of Health, Office of Aging, State Education Department, and legislative body to advocate for quality of care and standards of practice issues for SNF residents and employees. She’s also been on many AHCA committees and is in its Quality, State Affiliate Policy and Professional Development Committees. She has presented on clinical, quality, and workforce issues at national and state confer-ences. Ms. Leveille directed development of and now man-ages the NYSHFA and Foundation for Quality Care’s Leader-ship Institute, and is Adjunct Faculty at the SUNY Institute of Technology, School of Nursing and Health Sciences.

Lisa M. Volk RN, B.P.S., LNHA recently became Director of Clinical and Quality Services for NYSHFA/NYSCAL. Ms. Volk has over 30 years’ of experience in the long term care setting, both proprietary and not-for-profit, and has held roles as Director of Nursing, Administrator, and Executive Director. Lisa has extensive knowledge in team building, employee engagement and innovative practices, leading facilities to achieve consistent high quality outcomes and revenue enhancement. During her career, Ms. Volk’s team was recognized by the American Health Care Association (AHCA) as a Quality Award Winner utilizing Malcolm Bald-rige criteria and the Island Peer Review Organization (IPRO) for Excellence in Care and Service Award. She has served as an adjunct instructor for the Foundation for Quality Care Leadership Institute and was in the Foundation’s first Ad-ministrator Leadership Program.

MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2017

9:00 AM – 10:30 AMKEYNOTE: METHODS TO MOBILIZE, MARKET AND LEVERAGE YOUR QUALITY INITIATIVEPost Acute Organizations should not simply comply with

quality requirements. Instead, your team can use quality initiatives to accelerate revenue, recruit coworkers, market your position, receive high level status and secure a preferred partnership position. Session will focus on a set of techniques designed to quickly achieve all of the above.

Objectives:By the end of this session, participants will be able to:1. Define the desired success for the quality initiatives2. Explore State of the Art tools for your quality roadmap3. Grab attention of payors, partners, investors, and a variety of risk entities.4. Showcase your success journey internally and externally

Session uses lecture, group dialogue and case studies.

SPEAKER: CLINT MAUNClint Maun is one of the most in-demand speakers in the healthcare industry today. See the center panel for his bio and photo.

1:30 PM– 3:00 PM AND 4 PM–5:30 PMHOW TO BECOME A HIGH PERFORMING ORGANIZATION: PART I AND PART IIThese sessions will:

• Build on basic components of SNF VBP, SNF QRP, and how these programs influence payments.• Describe Quality Measures.• Provide best practice solutions on utilizing CMS

CASPER reports to improve outcomes• Provide examples of how to take credit for your improvement efforts in a QAPI plan.• Recommend specific clinical programs to focus on and improve performance.• How to get the most out of your education budget.• Analyze downstream partners to improve your claims-based measures (E.D. use,

Rehospitalizations, Successful discharges to the community).

• Assessing Home Health Agency effect on your r rehospitalization rates.• Tracking post-discharge metrics.• Explain how rehospitalizations affect your

quality ratings in 3 separate CMS report programs for SNFs.

• Identify which current SNF systems can be modified to prepare for changes (Huddle, Meetings on units, rehospitalization and GG collections, Daily PPS Meeting, GG collaboration)

SPEAKER: MAUREEN McCARTHYMaureen is President of Celtic Consulting, LLC and CEO and founder of Care Transitions, LLP; a care coordination service provider, both women-owned companies. She is also the creator of the McCarthy Method, a documenta-tion improvement system for ADL coding. Maureen has been a registered nurse for 30 years with experience as an MDS Coordinator, director of nursing, rehab director and a Medicare biller. She is a recognized leader and expert in clinical reimbursement in the SNF environment, and is currently

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The Convention EntertainmentNationally recognized for innovative expertise in healthcare consulting,

speaking, and research, Clint Maun is one of a select few to receive the National Speakers Association’s Certified Speaking Professional designation of

distinction. As co-founder of Maun-Lemke Speaking and Consulting, LLC, Clint’s entire career experience has been in healthcare operations, management, leadership, quality enhancement and self-development programs. His unique combination of Missouri farm background and educational study in psychology in the healthcare profession shows he’s been there in his humorous stories, examples, and lessons. Clint’s leadership process has been

implemented in small and multi-facility businesses nationwide. His visions, ideas, techniques and innovative solutions are now at work in thousands of organizations coast to coast. Since 1984, Clint has concentrated on changing the results of healthcare and improving the people business of our profession. He consults and speaks on a diverse range of critical challenges facing healthcare, from revenue and marketing strategies to service excellence to optimizing employee effectiveness.

Clint’s strength is optimizing organizational effectiveness with programs targeted to the 3 “C’s” of healthcare: Customers, Coworkers and Collaboration. He has a proven ability to motivate individuals to positive action and imple-ment results-oriented change. Clint’s dedication to our profession is evident as he brings advocacy for positive self-esteem and motivation to a new level. His free daily audio podcasts (www.clintcast.com) have a loyal, global audience.

About Keynote Speaker Clint MaunNEIL BERG’s PIANOMEN pays tribute to the compositions and songwriting of two of the most iconic composers of the 20th Century, Billy Joel and Elton John. Hear the crowd pleasing popular hits and forgotten songs of the last four decades light up the stage.

THE LONG RUN is more than just America’s #1 Eagles tribute band, it’s also a comforting journey through their best and most treasured music, providing a spectacular performance and bringing back great memories. We dare you to not sing along.

The hilarious ADAM FERRARA is an internationally-touring comedian, two-time nominee for American Comedy Awards’ best male stand-up, and is host of Top Gear on HISTORY. He hasalso had recurring roles on TV shows Rescue Me and Nurse Jackie, as well as many other TV and movie roles.

president for the Association of Long Term Care Financial Managers, is the Medicare & MDS 3.0 Advisor for Con-necticut Association of Health Care Facilities (CAHCF), and is an advisor to the J13 Medicare contractor National Government Services Provider Advisory Group. She is also an Editorial Advisor for HCPro, a national publica-tion for post-acute care providers, as well as an advisor to the New York State Health Facilities Association on the Nursing Leadership Committee, as well as, the Payment for Services Group.

TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 2017

8:30 AM – 10:00 AMIMPROVING QUALITY IN A CHANGING HEALTH CARE ENVIRONMENTSession will be led by the former Director of the Division of Nursing Home-ICF Quality and Surveillance within the New York State Department of Health. Leveraging long-term care clinical and policy expert for providers across the spectrum, presentation will focus on the challenges and opportunities for providers in an ever-changing health care industry. This discussion will be informed by the recent overhaul of Part 483 to Title 42 of the Code of Federal Regulations, targeting rehospitalizations, facility-acquired infections, and overall quality and safety for residents.

SPEAKER: JACKIE PAPPALARDIJackie Pappalardi is the Senior Vice President of Capital Health Consulting (CHC), a consulting firm consisting of clinical and health care policy experts based in Albany,

NY. She has extensive public and private sector acute and long-term healthcare experience and is known for being a results-oriented leader. As a registered nurse, Jackie has been a strong advocate for ensuring that individuals receive quality health care through access to effective programs and skilled staff. As a Clinical Partner, she shares the vision of the CHC team as a strong patient-centered advocate with demonstrated positive outcomes throughout healthcare systems. Ms. Pappalardi also spent many years in Director and Deputy Director positions within various offices of the New York State Department of Health, including key work on Medicaid Redesign for patient safety, emergency and disas-ter response prearedness in hospitals and other health care facitilities, and more. 11:00 AM – 12:30 PMLEADER’S GUIDE TO CHANGING REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: FIVE STAR QUALITY RATINGFor our generation, the IMPACT Act of 2014 is as powerful as OBRA87. These changes have created shockwaves through not only what is happening on a federal level but how pro-viders deliver care by redefining what is quality vs. quantity. These regulations are coming faster than ever before. The speaker will provide a timeline and details of how to remain present and stay ahead of the changing healthcare delivery landscape. In December 2008, CMS enhanced the Nursing Home Compare public reporting site to include quality rat-ings for every nursing home that provides Medicare or Med-icaid services. The primary goal of the “Star” rating system is to provide residents and families with an easier way to understand the assessment of nursing homes and the per-formance of each nursing facility. The speaker will present a detailed review of the rating system based on three types of

measures, each having its own 5-star rating system includ-ing Health Inspections, Staffing and Quality Measures. This publically reported information is posted on the CMS Nurs-ing Home Compare web site quarterly. CMS calculates a to-tal health inspection score for each facility as well as using the staffing details supplied during the survey process for the Staffing Domain. Long Stay and Short Stay Quality Mea-sures will be discussed in relation to the overall 5-Star Rat-ing system. Calculation forthe Composite Measure will be presented along with how and why the ratings change and key strategies to positively change a facility’s overall rating.

SPEAKER: KRIS MASTRANGELO, MBAKris Mastrangelo is President and CEO of Harmony Healthcare International, a nationally recognized, premier healthcare consulting firm, specializing in C.A.R.E. (Compliance, Audit and Analysis, Reimbursement and Regulatory, Education and Efficiency). Kris brings her post-acute care expertise with over 20 years of experi-ence as an Occupational Therapist and Licensed Nurs-ing Home Administrator. Initially providing direct car-eas an occupational therapist, Kris became familiar with the Medicare reimbursement system, then evolved into the management and implementation of in-house rehabilitation programs to V.P. of Operations for a national consulting company and subsequently was promoted to V.P. of Reimbursement. Kris’s experience includes management of Medicare and Medicaid cost reporting, change of ownership applications, budgeting, and skilled nursing facility clinical and financial analysis along with vendor contracting. Kris is a nationally-recognized speaker on SNF compliance and operational excellence in post-acute care.

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1:30 PM – 2:30 PMLONG TERM CARE TRENDS AND LEGAL UPDATESNew York’s health care administrators are facing a number of legal, legislative and regulatory issues that could directly impact their ability to deliver high quality, cost effective long term care throughout the State. This session will shed light on the key legal, legislative and regulatory issues facing providers and examine their practical operational implica-tions as well as their impact on the delivery of care.

SPEAKERS: STEPHEN B. HANSE, CORNELIUS D. MURRAY, ESQ., AND DAN HEIM. Stephen B. Hanse serves as Vice President, Governmental Affairs and Counsel for the New York State Health Facili-ties Association (“NYSHFA”) and the New York State Center for Assisted Living (“NYSCAL”). Prior to joining NYSHFA/NYSCAL in early 2013, Stephen was with firm Featherston, Haugh, Wiley & Clyne, LLP in Albany, NY, where he repre-sented numerous Fortune 500 companies, healthcare orga-nizations and healthcare providers and professionals before New York’s executive, legislative and judicial branches. Stephen previously served as the vice president of gov-ernmental and regulatory affairs of the Energy Association of New York State representing the state’s major energy com-panies in legislative, regulatory, and budgetary affairs. Ear-lier in Stephen’s career he was the director of the New York State Senate Labor Committee, and was a legislative analyst and legislative assistant for several standing committees of the New York State Assembly. Cornelius D. Murray is a senior partner in the law firm of O’Connell and Aronowitz, in Albany, New York. He is a mem-ber of the firm’s Health Law Practice and supervising partner of its Appellate Law, Constitutional Law, and Indian Gaming Practices. He has represented many clients in the health-care industry and is currently general counsel for the New York State Health Facilities Association where he focuses on issues involving complex Medicare and Medicaid reim-bursement issues, regulatory compliance and certificates of need. He has served as chairman of the Administrative Law Committee of the New York State Bar Association and the Legal Task Force of the American Health Care Association. A Fellow of the NYS Bar Foundation, Mr. Murray Mr. Heim is executive vice president of LeadingAge New York (formerly New York Association of Homes and Services for the Aging). He oversees the Association’s public policy efforts including policy development, regulatory affairs, member communications, and litigation activities. LeadingAge NY represents nearly 500 not-for-profit andgovernmental providers of senior living and services all over the state, including nursing homes, home care, senior housing, assisted living, managed long term care, retire- ment communities and other agencies.Mr. Heim has served

on numerous boards and advisory groups, and is a frequent speaker at conferences, seminars and other forums on long term care policy issues.

3:30 PM – 5:30 PMSETTING PATHS AND PRIORITIES IN A MAZE OF CARE AND PAYMENT REFORMSThis session covers highlights of the IMPACT Act driving the SNF Final Rule, Value Based Purchasing Program, Qual-ity Measures, and the Survey Process. It will also focus on utilizing QAPI and data analytics to implement and improve resident care delivery, and on improving your facility’s ROI (Return on Investment) through linking clinical and financial outcomes!

SPEAKER: SHERYL ROSENFIELD Sheryl Rosenfield has been active in the national SNF community for over 30 years. She is a member of the Health Care Compliance Association’s Long Term Care Committee, working with representatives throughout the United States on protocols and policies effecting medical review and pay-ment concerns. As a trainer of the MDS since 1990, she was a founder of AANAC, a national organization serving over 15,000 members associated with the assessment and care processes in skilled nursing facilities. Sheryl has worked with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) on multiple projects, includ-ing serving on the Technical Expert Panel to evaluate the implementation and impact of the RUG PPS on SNFs. She was a member of the clinical standards and training team for the federal DAVE project and served as a Data Monitor for the federal STRIVE project. She also served as an MDS 3.0 Manual reviewer and continues to contribute to that project.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 2017

8:15 AM – 9:45 AMPRINCIPLES OF STRATEGIC PLANNING – INSPIRATION FROM “THE ART OF WAR” Organizations often use the strategic planning process to assess their environment (both internal and external), to evaluate their resources, and to define issues affecting their business model. Overall, long-term goals are estab-lished that will support the mission of the organization. The correct application of strategy and tactics in support of the mission is vital to the organization’s ongoing success, bringing all aspects of your organization into the develop-ment and implementation of the plan builds a stronger orga-nization by more efficiently using resources and effectively delivering what your target audiences want and need. The master of strategy is Sun-Tzu, author of “The Art of War.” While developed as a manual on military strategy, this ancient and modern text continues to inspire business strat-

egy and political strategy today. Be inspired by Sun-Tzu’s methods, his lessons, and learn how these can help your organization create success.

SPEAKER: CECELIA SEPP Cecilia Sepp, CAE, brings over two decades of experience to the association management profession, having served as a staff member at professional societies, trade associations, and a non-profit dance organization. For six years, Cecilia was a member of the professional faculty for ASAE University, ASAE’s online education pro-gram, where she led courses on association management, component relations, marketing, supervisory management, and leadership.She frequently speaks and writes on a variety of association management topics.

11:00 AM – 12:00 PMNYDOH DIVISION OF NH AND ICF/IID SURVEILLANCE UPDATESDuring this session, participants will be informed of: •CMS initiatives • Survey trends • Current Quality Improvement Initiatives – GoldSTAMP – Improving Dementia Care – Reduction of Antipsychotic medications – Avoidable Rehospitalizations

SPEAKER: SHELLY GLOCK, NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Shelly Glock is the new Deputy Director, Division of Nursing Homes and ICF/IID Surveillance, NYSDOH. Ms. Glock is a LNHA and brings a variety of experience with her to this position. Most recently she held the position of Quality Improvement Specialist with IPRO’s Care Transitions project team under the CMS 10th Scope of Work. She was responsible for the design, implementation and evaluation of community care transition initiatives to decrease unnec-essary hospitalizations and improve the experience of Medi-care beneficiaries and caregivers as they transition across health care settings. Prior to joining IPRO in 2010, Ms. Glock’s career includes various positions in skilled nursing facility administration, public health consulting with local health departments and project management involving collaborative partnerships with consumers, health care providers and government agencies interested in initiatives to improve the delivery of health services. Shelly holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Administra-tion from the State University of New York Institute of Tech-nology and a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Albany School of Business. She also holds an active license as a New York State Nursing Home Adminis-trator and a professional certification in Health Care Quality Improvement.

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Please register by February 1, 2017You will receive a confirmation notice within 2 weeks of receipt of your registration form.

Villa Roma Resort & Conference CenterSet comfortably amid the beautiful Catskill Mountains, Villa Roma Resort offers spacious suites and guest rooms, complete

with the amenities of home, in charming surroundings. And there are always a lot of fun and interesting things to do, from golf, horseback riding, swimming, and go carts to live entertainment, hot air balloons, and spa & fitness facilities.

Villa Roma offers first class dining, too, including a large breakfast, charming café, and the Beechwoods Restaurant & Grill. See more at www.villaroma.com or call the hotel at (800) 533-6767.

Enjoy the lovely Villa Roma Resort at our special NYC-ACHCA guestroom rates, single or double occupancy for a standard room (plus taxes, gratuities, and resort fees). Make your reservations by Month 00, 2016 to qualify for special rates.

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1. This program approved by NYS Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators for 17 continuing education credit for nursing home administrators. Approval NY-ORG-2017-01-IP.

2. Cancellation Policy: Full refund on cancellations postmarked no later than February 1st. There will be a $50 administrative fee charged after that date. No refund after February, 15, 2017.

3. Program reservations are made with NYC ACHCA (see form).4. $25 of non-member fee may be applied to College membership

if application is mailed within 60 days of Convention.

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:• Socials • Educational programs and all • Entrance to exhibit hall literature and educational materials• Entertainment • Coffee breaks• ACHCA welcoming gifts • Convention Journal• Completing Your Professional Development Plan for Certificate

Questions? Call Anthony Restaino at 718-518-8892, x810

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33rd Annual ConventionMarch 5–8, 2017

Villa Roma Resort & Conference CenterCallicoon, New York

Nursing/Clinical AgendaSUNDAY, MARCH 5, 2017

11 am–6 pm Registration1 pm–4 pm Education Workshop: New CMS Requirements Of Participation: What Do I Do Now? Speakers: Nancy Leveille, RN and Lisa Volk, RN6 pm–7:30 pm Dinner7:30 pm–9 pm Ribbon Cutting and Opening of Exhibit Area9 pm Show Time: Neil Berg’s Piano Men

MONDAY, MARCH 6, 20177 am–10 am Breakfast9 am–10:30 am Keynote: Methods To Mobilize, Market, and Leverage Your Quality Initiative Speaker: Clint Maun10:30 am–12 noon Break/Exhibits Open12 noon–1:30 pm Awards Luncheon/New York Chapter Business Mtg.1:30 pm–3 pm Education Workshop: How to Become a High-Performing Organization: Part I Speaker: Maureen McCarthy3 pm–4 pm Break/Exhibit Hall Open 4 pm–5:30 pm Education Workshop: How to Become a High Performing Organization: Part II Speakers: Maureen McCarthy6 pm–7 pm New York Chapter Party in Exhibition Hall7 pm–8:30 pm Dinner8:30 pm–9:30 pm Academy of LTC Leadership & Development Benefit – Montage Auction9:30 pm Show Time: Comedian Adam Ferrara

TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 20177am–10am Breakfast8:30 am–10 am Education Workshop: Improving Quality in a Changing Health Care Environment Speaker: Jackie Pappalardi10 am–11 am Break/Exhibits Open11 am–12:30 pm Education Workshop: Leader’s Guide to the Changing Regulatory Landscape: Quality Measures Speaker: Kris Mastrangelo12:30 pm–1:30 pm Lunch1:30 pm–2:30 pm NYSHFA Legal Update: Long Term Care Trends and Legal Update Speakers: Stephen Hanse, Esq., Dan Heim and Neil Murray, Esq.2:30 pm–3:30 pm Break/Exhibit Hall Open3:30 pm–5:30 pm Education Workshop: Setting Paths & Priorities in a Maze of Care and Payment Reforms Speaker: Sheryl Rosenfield6:30 pm–7:30 pm President’s Reception7:30 pm – 9:30 pm Installation Banquet9:30 pm Show Time: The Long Run Band: Ultimate Eagles Tribute

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 20177 am–10 am Breakfast8:15 am–9:45 am Education Workshop: Principles of Strategic Planning – Inspiration from “The Art of War.” Speaker: Cecelia Sepp10 am–12 noon Education Workshop: NYSDOH Division of NH and ICF/IID Surveillance Updates Speaker: Shelly Glock12 noon–1 pm Lunch

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