49th Annual Convention

THE FINAL RULE:MAKING THE PIECES FIT FOR

QUALITY CARE

VILLA ROMA RESORT & cOnfEREncE cEnTER

MARcH 11TH THROUGH MARcH 14TH, 2018

49th ANNUAL CONVENTIONAdministrator Education Program

1:00 PM – 2:30 PMNAVIGATING THE NEW FACILITY ASSESSMENT,DEVELOPING STAFF COMPETENCIES ANDUSING QAPI TO HOLD IT ALL TOGETHER

If utilized properly, the Facility Assessment canbecome a key to strategic planning and improvingyour facilities position in the marketplace,strengthening your current service offeringsthrough training and competency-based programs,and it can identify opportunities for new clinicalprogramming.

Under the revised RoP, SNFs must ensure thatstaff are able to demonstrate competency in theskills and techniques necessary to care for resi-dents’ needs. This session will focus on preparingSNF teams to effectively conduct a FacilityAssessment and accurately identify the resourcesand skills needed to care for their resident popula-tions, review useful tools and resources to assistin the development of clinical competencies, anddiscuss methods of sustaining facility improve-ments through a QAPI approach.

SPEAKER: AMY LEE

Amy Lee is the president and CEO ofCoretactics™ Healthcare Consulting, Inc., ahealthcare improvement company founded on her

passion for high performance and healthcare excel-lence. She is a pragmatic, innovative and industry-leading thinker that brings her 25-plus years expe-rience in acute and long-term care together into aholistic approach to healthcare operations. Amyhas established numerous best practice approachesin falls reduction, wound-care management,antipsychotic reduction, behavioral management,person-centered-care planning, and reducing re-hospitalizations, just to name a few.

2:30PM – 4:00PMTAKING CARE OF YOUR HUMAN RESOURCES … YOUR EMPLOYEES

A healthy nursing home workforce is instrumen-tal in success for the employer, the employee andmost of all, for the residents! Promoting a healthyworkforce includes creating an environment whereemployees know what to do and love their job.

Learn strategies to maintain a well-performingteam responsive to the needs of your residentsincluding developing wellness programs, providingclear directions, engaging employees in “huddles",maintaining staff morale, and promoting a cultural-competence environment. The value of taking careof your employees for a more effective work envi-ronment can lead to higher retention, enhancedproductivity, and performance.

SPEAKER: JACQUELINE PAPPALARDI, RN

Jackie Pappalardi is the senior vice president of

Capital Health Consulting (CHC), a consultingfirm consisting of clinical and healthcare policyexperts based in Albany, NY. She has extensivepublic and private sector acute and long-termhealthcare experience and is known for being aresults-oriented leader. As a registered nurse,Jackie has been a strong advocate for ensuring thatindividuals receive quality healthcare throughaccess to effective programs and skilled staff. As aclinical partner, Jackie shares the vision of theCHC team as a strong patient-centered advocatewith demonstrated positive outcomes.

9:00AM – 10:30AMTHIS WOULD BE FUNNY…IF IT WASN’T HAPPENING TO ME! – HOW TO NAVIGATE THE FUTURE WITH ENTHUSIASM AND VIGOR

This hilarious and provocative presentation showslong-term-care professionals how to get in front ofa constantly evolving future and proactively drivechange. It will increase your comfort and confi-dence in the face of stress and change, and it willshow you how to do more with less and embracethe chaos of change with conviction and vitality.

SPEAKER: JODY URQUHART

Jody Urquhart, a former stand-up comedian who

SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 2018

MONDAY, MARCH 12, 2018

Dear Colleague:

This year, the New York Chapter of the American College of Health Care Administrators will host our 49th Annual Convention whichwill be held from March 11th through March 14th, 2018 at the Villa Roma Resort and Conference Center. The beautiful Villa Roma hasupscale accommodations, varied and tasteful menus, a special dining area and well-appointed and functional meeting rooms. You caneven enjoy a game of bowling at their regulation bowling alley! The resort is conveniently located in Callicoon, New York, just minutesfrom Monticello off Route 17.

Kudos to our Education Committee who has gone to enormous lengths to secure topical and thought-provoking educational programsfor administrators, financial managers and directors of nursing/clinical staff. The break-out rooms are conducive to a meaningful andpleasant learning experience, where participants have the opportunity to earn 17.0 continuing education credits.

In addition to the fine educational setting, the Villa Roma offers a spacious, yet intimate exhibit space which accommodates all of our 70corporate sponsors. This year’s entertainment is a mixed bag of comedy and musical hits to leave you in a fun, uplifting mood. We arepleased to present the tribute band Shadows of the 60’s which will be playing the best of Motown and the Four Tops. Additionally, wewill be featuring the comedy of Tom Cotter and Chris Monty. You will be able to end each evening networking with colleagues and ven-dors 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 2018, 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

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is a highly sought-after motivational speaker, isthe author of “All Work & No Say,” a bestsellingbook that shatteres assumptions that work can’t berewarding and fun. Humor is a key component inher presentations to more than 60 organizationsand associations each year.

1:30PM – 3:00PMSEX, DRUGS, AND ROLLING WALKERS

As the long-term-care industry faces major chal-lenges in regulation, finance, and staffing, the shiftin demographics to a younger, more complex, tran-sient population has added another layer of stress.Resources to develop the type of care and serviceneeded to address issues of long-standing-mentaldisorders, substance use, addictions, and otherbehavioral-health needs are in short supply. Thissession offers a variety of ideas for anticipating anddeveloping common-sense approaches to thesecontemporary challenges.

SPEAKER: BARBARA SPEEDLING

Barbara Speedling, a quality-of-life specialist,provides education, training and support to long-term-care providers in the development of pro-grams and services to meet the needs of individu-als with dementia, mental disorders, brain injury,and complex psychosocial needs. In 2014, sheauthored, “Why is Grandma Screaming?” a guideto improving the quality of life for the elderly. Sheis a master trainer for the OASIS dementia educa-tion program.

4:00PM – 5:30PMEMR AND EDISCOVERY

With the push toward interoperability, electronicmedical records have become ubiquitous in thedelivery of skilled-nursing care. While the burgeon-ing use of eMRs holds great promise, it also pre-sents new challenges that can be traps for theunwary. The upsurge in the use of electronic discov-ery in litigation intensifies the risks. This sessionidentifies the potential pitfalls and describes thenew rules of the road. It identifies the key featuresof eMRs that distinguish them from paper recordsand explains how these features are transformingnot only the delivery of healthcare, but also the pro-tocols for maintaining privacy and asserting privi-lege. It examines best practices for the developmentand maintenance of digital information. It also sug-gests strategies to safeguard digital data from pry-ing eyes, whether through inadvertent oversight,deliberate overreaching, or malicious cyber-theft.

SPEAKER: JANE BELLO-BURKE, ESQ.

Jane regularly counsels hospital, nursing-home(SNF), assisted-living-facility (ALR and ALP), con-tinuing-care-retirement community (CCRC), andhome-care agency (CHHA and LHCSA) providers,as well as social-services agencies and individualpractitioners, in meeting their regulatory obliga-tions. She focuses on operational, regulatory, reim-bursement, and compliance issues. A seasoned liti-

gator, Jane also represents healthcare providers infederal and state litigation, including Article 78proceedings, and administrative hearings beforethe Health and Human Servic es DepartmentalAppeals Board (DAB), and the ProviderReimbursement Review Board (PRRB). In addi-tion, she guides providers in the implementationand operation of effective compliance programsand represents them in Medicaid audits, investiga-tions, and appeals.

8:30AM – 10:00AMEFFECTIVELY IDENTIFYING AND ADDRESSINGKEY CHANGES IN LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT LAW

With the unprecedented change and uncertaintyin the area of labor and employment law, it hasbecome increasing difficult to effectively managehealthcare workforces. During this 90-minute pro-gram, Mike will examine a number of significantchanges at the federal and state level that requireoperators to re-assess their handling of employees,workplace policies and labor relations priorities.

SPEAKER: MICHEAL HECKLE, ESQ.

Michael Heckle is a principal in the White Plainsoffice of Jackson Lewis P.C. He received undergrad-uate degrees in Liberal Arts (1994) and Education(1996) from the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg,Canada and a Juris Doctorate degree from HofstraUniversity School of Law (2001). He was a JonathanFalk Labor Award recipient and a member of theWagner Labor Moot Court. He came to JacksonLewis PC in 2001 and has been an active memberin the firm’s labor practice group since that time.

11:00AM – 12:30PMCMS FINAL RULE PHARMACY SERVICESUPDATE: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW!

In this session, Dr. Hallett will review the recentlyreleased update of the “State Operations ManualAppendix PP,” which was implemented in CMS’sPhase 2 rollout of the regulatory reform of theMedicare and Medicaid Requirements forParticipation Final Rule. He will specifically high-light important aspects of the Guidance toSurveyors in the newly renumbered F-Tags forPharmacy, as well as touch on the role of the con-sultant pharmacist in antibiotic stewardship as high-lighted in the guidance document.

SPEAKER: DR. WILLIAM HALLETT,Pharm. D, MBA

Dr. Hallett founded Guardian ConsultingServices, Inc., which is dedicated to providingconsultant pharmacist services to nursing homes,adult-day programs, assisted-living facilities, andgroup homes for the disabled. His company cur-rently provides clinical-consultant pharmacist ser-vices for more than 40,000 patients in over 250

healthcare facilities and programs throughout theNortheast and Mid-Atlantic.

1:30PM – 3:00PMNYSHFA AND LEGAL UPDATES

New York’s healthcare administrators are facinga number of legal, legislative, and regulatoryissues that could directly impact their ability todeliver high-quality, cost-effective, long-term carethroughout the state. This session will shed lighton the key legal, legislative, and regulatory issuesfacing providers and examine their practical opera-tional implications as well as their impact on thedelivery of care.

SPEAKERS: STEPHEN B. HANSE, CORNELIUS D. MURRAY, AND DANIEL HIEM

Stephen B. Hanse serves as vice president ofgovernmental affairs & counsel for the New YorkState Health Facilities Association (“NYSHFA”)and the New York State Center for Assisted Living(“NYSCAL”). Prior to joining NYSHFA/NYSCALin early 2013, Stephen was with the firm ofFeatherston, Haugh, Wiley & Clyne, LLP inAlbany, New York where he represented numerousFortune 500 companies, healthcare organizationsand healthcare providers and professionals beforeNew York’s Executive, Legislative and Judicialbranches of government.

Cornelius D. Murray is a senior partner in thelaw firm of O’Connell and Aronowitz, in Albany,New York. He is a member of the firm’s HealthLaw practice and supervising partner of itsAppellate Law, Constitutional Law, and IndianGaming practices. He has represented many clientsin the healthcare industry and is currently generalcounsel for the New York State Health FacilitiesAssociation where he focuses on issues involvingcomplex Medicare and Medicaid reimbursementissues, regulatory compliance and certificates ofneed.

Dan Heim is executive vice president ofLeadingAge New York (formerly the New YorkAssociation of Homes and Services for the Aging).He oversees the association’s public-policy effortsincluding policy development, regulatory affairs,member communications, and litigation activities.LeadingAge New York represents nearly 500 not-for-profit and governmental providers of senior-living services throughout the state.

4:00PM – 5:30PMMEDICARE REIMBURSEMENT UPDATE: RCS-I

The new Medicare Part A payment system is tar-geted for implementation on October 1, 2018. Thisis not a “refinement” as we’ve experienced in thepast. The Resident Classification System adds sig-nificant complexity, with five distinct paymentdomains including a diagnosis-driven therapycomponent and length-of-stay-weighted per diemrates. Mastering the system will require facility-wide changes in care management and documenta-

TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 2018

SNF environment. Achieving outstanding short-term rehabilitation outcomes, avoiding rehospital-izations and staying in compliance with the regula-tion of psychotropics all require state-of-the-artpsychiatric and psychological care woven intooverall medical care.

The appropriate management of psychiatric con-cerns with evidence-based treatment has alwaysbeen essential to a facility’s ability to operatewithin the regulatory environment while maintain-ing an attractive climate for residents, families andstaff. But modern SNFs are confronted by newimperatives that require fundamental shifts in carein order to avoid potentially devastating conse-quences.

Case studies and clinical presentations will high-light effective strategies for implementing evi-dence-based GDRs, non-pharmacologic interven-tions for managing difficult behaviors, clinicalprotocols for avoiding re-hospitalizations, andother essential ideas for succeeding in the currentregulatory and financial landscape.

SPEAKER: DR. RICHARD JUMAN

Dr. Richard Juman is a licensed clinical psy-chologist and the national director of psychologi-cal services for TeamHealth, which provides inte-grated medical, psychiatric and psychological ser-

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tion. This program will provide early insight intothe most significant payment reform in 20 years.Presenters will also review new regulations spe-cific to the MDS, SNF value-based purchasing,alternative-payment models and reimbursementpenalties.

SPEAKERS: SHERYL ROSENFIELD, RNAND MARC ZIMMET

Sheryl Rosenfield has been active in the nation-al SNF community for over 30 years. She is amember of the Health Care ComplianceAssociation’s Long-Term-Care Committee, work-ing with representatives throughout the UnitedStates on protocols and policies effecting medicalreview and payment concerns. As a trainer of theMDS since 1990, she was a founder of AANAC, anational organization serving over 15,000 mem-bers associated with the assessment and careprocesses in skilled-nursing facilities. Sheryl hasworked with the Centers for Medicare & MedicaidServices (CMS) on multiple projects, includingserving on the Technical Expert Panel to evaluatethe implementation and impact of the RUG PPSon SNFs. She was a member of the clinical-stan-dards-and-training team for the federal DAVE pro-ject and served as a Data Monitor for the federalSTRIVE project. She also served as an “MDS 3.0Manual” reviewer and continues to contribute tothat project.

Marc Zimmet entered the skilled-nursing indus-try in 1993, at the onset of the national “sub-acute”care movement. Medicare cost-report appeals werea key component of a successful short-term reha-bilitation program, and Zimmet & Company (theprecursor to ZHSG) quickly emerged as a nationalleader in the space. As skilled-nursing facilitiestransitioned to prospective payment in the late1990’s, Mr. Zimmet applied his experience fromNew York State’s participation in the NursingHome Case-Mix & Quality Demonstration projectto develop early reimbursement-compliance-man-agement strategies for his clients. He now leads theeven more challenging transition tovaluebased/alternative-payment and managed care.

Recognizing the market and regulatory changestransforming the healthcare landscape, Marc struc-tured the firm’s “Advanced Healthcare Initiatives”program in 2015. His vision has been realizedthrough the four Zimmet Healthcare “spectrum”companies, establishing the firm as a leader in SNFdata analytics, care management/transitions tech-nology and outsourced case management.

8:15AM – 9:45AMIMPROVING FINANCIAL AND CLINICAL OUT-COMES WITH INTEGRATED BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Successful integration of behavioral-health ser-vices has become indispensable to survival in the

vices in thousands of post-acute and acute facili-ties in the U.S. He is an expert in the psychothera-peutic and behavioral treatment models utilized inpost-acute care. Dr. Juman lectures on a variety ofissues pertaining to the populations found inpostacute care as well as on specific problems ofaging.

10:00AM – 12 NOONNYSDOH DIVISION OF NH AND ICF/IID SURVEILLANCE UPDATES

During this session, participants will beinformed of CMS initiatives, survey trends, andcurrent quality improvement initiatives.

SPEAKER: SHELLY GLOCK

Shelly Glock is the deputy director, Division ofNursing Homes and ICF/IID Surveillance, NYS-DOH. Ms. Glock is a LNHA and brings a varietyof experience with her to this position. Mostrecently she held the position of quality improve-ment specialist with IPRO’s Care Transitions pro-ject team under the CMS 10th Scope of Work. Shewas responsible for the design, implementationand evaluation of community-care-transition ini-tiatives to decrease unnecessary hospitalizationsand improve the experience of Medicare benefi-ciaries and caregivers as they transition acrosshealthcare settings.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 2018

Chris Monty

Tom Cotter

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49th ANNUAL CONVENTION Villa Roma Resort & Conference Center, Callicoon, New York, March 11 - March 14, 2018

IMPORTANT: 1.This program has been approved by NYSBoard of Examiners of Nursing HomeAdministrators for 17 continuing educationcredit for nursing home administrators.Approval NY-ORG-2016-01-IP.

2. ACHCA Cancellation Policy: Fullrefund on cancellations postmarked nolater than February 1st. There will be a$50 administrative fee charged after thatdate. No refund after February, 15, 2018.

3. Program reservations should be madedirectly with NYC ACHCA c/o Larry Slatky428 Ridgehill Rd. Schenectady, NY 12303(see form).

4. $25 of non-member registration feemay be applied to College membershipif the application is mailed within 60days of this Convention.

5. Complete Convention registrationform; make check payable to New YorkChapter/ACHCA/ mail to New YorkChapter, ACHCA, c/o Larry Slatky,428 Ridgehill Rd. Schenectady, NY 12303

REGISTRATION FEE INCLUDES:

• Socials• Educational programs and all literature

and educational materials• Entrance to exhibit hall• Entertainment• Coffee breaks• ACHCA welcoming gifts• Convention Journal• Completing Your Professional

Development Plan for Certification

For further information please contact:ANTHONY RESTAINO (516) 242-9825

CONVENTION REGISTRATION FORM

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Sunday, March 11 through Wednesday, March 14, 2018

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The above DAILY rates are quoted Full American Meal Plan(three meals daily, beginning with dinner of the day of arrivaland concluding with lunch on the day of departure), net, non-commissionable, plus applicable tax. One night stay $10.00additional. Triple occupancy is charged at 80% of the group rate. Check-in time: Rooms will be available by 4:00 P.M. - earlyarrivals will be welcome to use the hotel’s facilities prior tochecking in.Gratuities: A gratuity of $15.00 per person, per day will beadded to your bill to cover dining room waiters, busboys, andchambermaids.Payment/Taxes: You may pay your bill by check, cash, orcredit card. Rates are subject to 8% state and local sales taxesplus 2.5% occupancy tax. If you are tax-exempt, please givethe front desk a signed NYS Tax Exemption certificate whenyou check in.

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ADMINISTRATOR AGENDA

To:

ATTENTION: ADMINISTRATORS

American College of Health Care Administratorsc/o Larry Slatky428 Ridgehill RoadSchenectady, New York 12303

SUNDAY, MARCH 11th, 2018

11:00 am – 6:00 pm Registration1:00 pm – 2:30 pm Education Workshop: Navigating the New Facility

Assessment, Developing Staff Competencies and Using QAPI to Hold It All TogetherSpeaker: Amy Lee

2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Education Workshop: Taking Care of Your Human Resources … Your EmployeesSpeaker: Jacqueline Pappalardi, RN

6:00 pm – 7:30 pm Dinner7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Ribbon Cutting and Opening of Exhibit Area9:00 pm Show Time: Shadows of the 60’s

MONDAY, MARCH 12th, 2018

7:00 am- 10:00 am Breakfast9:00 am – 10:30 am Keynote: This Would Be Funny If It Wasn’t

Happening To Me! – How to Navigate the Future With Enthusiasm and VigorSpeaker: Jody Urquhart

10:30 am – 12:00 noon Break/Exhibit Hall Open12:00 noon – 1:30 pm Awards Luncheon/ New York Chapter Business

Meeting1:30 pm – 3:00 pm Education Workshop: Sex, Drugs, and Rolling

WalkersSpeaker: Barbara Speedling

3:00pm – 4:00 pm Break/Exhibit Hall Open4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Education Workshop: EMR and eDiscovery

Speaker: Jane-Bello Burke, Esq.6:00 pm – 7:00 pm New York Chapter Cocktail Party in Exhibition Hall7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Dinner8:30 pm – 9:30 pm Academy of LTC Leadership and Development Fund

Raiser - Montage Auction9:30 pm Show Time: Tom Cotter

TUESDAY, MARCH 13th, 2018

7:00 am – 10:00 am Breakfast8:30 am – 10:00 am Education Workshop: Effectively Identifying

and Addressing Key Changes in Labor andEmployment LawSpeaker: Michael Heckle, Esq.

10:00 am – 11:00 am Break/Exhibit Hall Open11:00 am – 12:30 pm Education Workshop: CMS Final Rule Pharmacy

Services Update: What You Need to Know!Speaker: Dr. William Hallet

12:30 pm – 1:30 pm Lunch1:30 pm-3:00 pm Education Workshop: NYSHFA and Legal Update

Speakers: Stephen B. Hanse, Cornelius D. Murray, and Daniel Heim

3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Break/Exhibits Open4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Education Workshop: Medicare Reimbursement

Update: RCS-1Speakers: Sheryl Rosenfield, RN and Marc Zimmet

6:30 pm – 7:30 pm President’s Reception7:30 pm – 9:30 pm Installation Banquet9:30 pm Show Time: Chris Monty

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14th, 2018

7:00 am – 10:00 am Breakfast8:15 am – 9:45 am Education Workshop: Improving Financial

and Clinical Outcomes With IntegratedBehavioral HealthSpeaker: Richard Juman

10:00 am – 12:00 noon Education Workshop: NYSDOH Division of NH and ICF/IID Surveillance UpdatesSpeaker: Shelly Glock

12:00 noon – 1:00 pm Lunch