2015 NEHCC Full Registration & Program

The Fifth Annual

Six States, One Conference, Hundreds of Attendees

May 19, 20 & 21, 2015Radisson Hotel, Manchester, NH

Early Bird Deadline: April 3

Registration & Program Guide

GOLD SPONSOR

| 2015 New England Home Care & Hospice Conference and Trade Show

Gina Balkus, CEOHome Care Association of NH

Nicholas Oliver, Executive DirectorRhode Island Partnership for Home Care

Peter Cobb, DirectorVNAs of Vermont

Dear Home Care Leaders and Friends:

Representing more than 375 home care and hospice agencies, the six home care associations of New England are pleased to invite you to the New England Home Care & Hospice Conference and Trade Show. Now in its fifth year, this successful regional event brings our members an exceptional opportunity for professional education and peer networking.

This years conference is being held at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester, New Hampshire a richly diverse city along the Merrimack River that blends history with new economic vitality. The hotel, just one hour north of Boston, is easily accessible from all parts of New England.

Our conference speakers are some of the most knowledgeable and experienced experts in the changing home care environment. There are 15 concurrent sessions designed to meet the varying needs of home health, hospice and private duty agencies. Your passion for leadership and the desire to grow your business are sure to be ignited by our dynamic presenters.

As the largest home care exposition in the Northeast, youll enjoy networking with our sponsors and exhibitors who offer innovative services and products for our industry and catching up with your colleagues from around New England.

Dont miss this unique opportunity for new strategies, connections and innovative ideas to move your business forward! We look forward to welcoming you to the New England Home Care & Hospice Conference and Trade Show in Manchester on May 19-21, 2015.

Sincerely,

Deborah Hoyt, President and CEO Connecticut Association for Healthcare at Home

Vicki Purgavie, Executive DirectorHome Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine

Pat Kelleher, Executive DirectorHome Care Alliance of Massachusetts

IMPORTANTDEADLINES

EARLY BIRDCONFERENCE

REGISTRATION:April 3

HOTEL ROOM BLOCK:April 27 (by 5:00 pm)

EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION:

April 10

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

DEADLINE: May 10

A $50 late fee will be charged per personfor each registration received after the

deadline.

REGISTRATIONS can be madeby fax or mail and sent to

Megan Fournier at the address below

or by going to www.nehcc.com.

Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts

31 St. James Avenue, Suite 780

Boston, MA 02116Phone: 617-482-8830

Fax: 617-426-0509

(See page 11 for registration

information)

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERSWEDNESDAY, MAY 20

Closing Keynote 4:00 pm 5:00 pmBuilding Resiliency in New England Health Care: Improving Home Care & Hospice for the Long Haul

Robert J. SimioneBob Simione has more than 40 years experience helping home care and hospice organizations improve their business performance. He will share his insights on changing delivery systems and reimbursement, and a big picture understanding of the core issues of todays healthcare environment. Success requires a game plan

a knowledge-based and innovative blueprint to position your organization competitively for the future. Be better prepared to meet the challenges of today and to seize the opportunities of tomorrow by achieving a higher level of performance during this time of increasing accountability. Simione believes that solutions used yesterday may not work today or tomorrow.

Robert J. Simione is managing principal at Simione Healthcare Consultants, LLC and a frequent contributor to home care, hospice and financial management publications. His company is dedicated to helping home care and hospice organizations improve their business performance. He is the chair of the Advisory Board for the Home Health and Hospice Financial Managers Association and a member of the National Association of Home Care and Hospice (NAHC) Board of Directors. A graduate of Villanova University, Simione has served on a number of federal and state committees and conducted numerous workshops on various topics for NAHC, the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization and state associations throughout the country.

Opening Keynote 9:00 am 10:00 amEstablishing Shared Expectations with ACOs and Bundled Payment Providers Around Care Transitions and Rehospitalization Avoidance

Amy Boutwell, MD, MPPMarket forces are driving collaboration in 2015 with a central role being played by case management professionals working across settings and sectors. This presentation will focus on achieving the core of todays healthcare reform promoting better health, providing better care and reducing healthcare costs. Dr. Boutwell draws upon her

extensive experience with best practices and new ideas to define effective, practical and efficient ways to enhance transitions in care. She applies a comprehensive approach to reducing hospitalizations and improving care across settings and over time without exclusive adherence to any specific model.

Amy Boutwell, MD, MPP is a graduate of Stanford University, Brown University School of Medicine and the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, where she received a masters degree in public policy. She is a practicing physician at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, attends on the medicine teaching service at Massachusetts General Hospital and is an instructor in medicine at Harvard Medical School. She founded Collaborative Healthcare Strategies which, most recently, has focused on the incentives and opportunities created by the Affordable Care Act and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Innovation Center. Dr. Boutwell is the co-founder of the STAAR (State Action on Avoidable Rehospitalizations) Initiative of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) as well as serving as a senior physician consultant to the National Coordinating Center for the CMS QIO Care Transitions Theme.


GENERAL SESSION SPEAKERSTHURSDAY, MAY 21

Closing General Session 12:15 pm 1:45 pmEmbedding Empathy in Healthcare to Enhance the Patient and Provider Experience

Helen Riess, MDStudies have demonstrated that the degree of clinician empathy plays a significant role in improving outcomes in medicine, predicting quality of care, patient safety and satisfaction, and in decreasing malpractice claims. Negative consequences of uncompassionate communication threaten the effectiveness of

the overall healthcare experience for patients and their families. Dr. Riess has developed an empathy training approach designed to promote respectful, compassionate and effective communication at all levels of healthcare. The result is greater trust, safety and satisfaction for patients and medical professionals.

Helen Riess, MD, is co-founder, chief scientist and chairman of Empathetics, LLC, Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and Director of the Empathy and Relational Science Program at Massachusetts General Hospital. She is also a member of the Harvard Academy for Teaching and Learning, the Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in Organizations, and faculty of the Harvard Macy Institute. Dr. Riess has devoted her career to teaching and research in the art and science of the patient-doctor relationship.

Opening General Session 8:30 am 9:30 amHome Health & EMS-Based Mobile Healthcare: Match Made in Heaven or Shotgun Wedding?

Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, EMTIn several communities across the country, emergency medical service (EMS) providers are transforming their care delivery model from the traditional you call, we haul approach to a Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) model. MIH service can effectively cover a geographic service area while adjusting the location

and number of ambulances in service to compensate for the ebb and flow of call demand. The system has proven to be the most cost-effective and cost-efficient system found in EMS today. Zavadskys presentation will highlight the synergistic ways EMS, home health, and hospice agencies can work together for the benefit of patients.

Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, EMT is from MedStar Mobile Healthcare in Forth Worth, Texas. He has guided the implementation of a robust mobile healthcare program which has partnered with organizations such as Klarus Home Care and Vitas Healthcare on ways to improve patient care and the use of healthcare resources. Lead author of Mobile Integrated Healthcare: Approach to Implementation, Zavadsky has developed and launched several functioning, successful and sustainable MIH programs that collaborate with community partners and other healthcare specialists. He also consults on numerous EMS topics including high performance EMS system operations, public/media relations, costing strategies and public policy.


5:00 pm 6:30 pm

8:00 am 9:00 am

9:00 am 10:00 am

10:15 am 11:30 am

11:30 am 1:00 pm

1:15 pm 2:30 pm

2:30 pm 3:55 pm

4:00 pm 5:00 pm

5:00 pm 6:30 pm

The Presidents Reception (Hosted by Board Presidents of the Six New England Home Care Associations)

Networking Lunch

TUESDAY, MAY 19: DAY-AT-A-GLANCE SCHEDULE

How to Develop and Implement a Compliance Program that Works for Your Agency

Michael R. Bertoncini, JDShareholderJackson Lewis P.C.

Registration and Continental Breakfast

Welcome and Opening Keynote: Establishing Shared Expectations with ACOs and Bundled Payment Providers Around Care Transitions and Rehospitalization Avoidance, Amy Boutwell, MD, MPP

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20: DAY-AT-A-GLANCE SCHEDULE

Exhibit Hall Open Afternoon Refreshment Break

Closing Keynote: Building Resiliency in New England Health Care Improving Home Care & Hospice for the Long Haul, Robert J. Simione, Simione Healthcare Consultants, LLC

Evening Reception in Exhibit HallDinner on Your Own

The Medicare Hospice Program: New Billing Requirements and Hot Topics from Your Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC)

Emily Fox-SquairsMedicare Provider Outreach and Education ConsultantNational Government Services

Next-Era Home Health Care and Enhanced HIPAA Compliance Empowered by Digital Pen Forms Captures and Mobile Document Management Technologies

Michael RadiceChartaCloud TechnologiesCheryl Rumley, RNAPEX Healthcare Services, Inc.

Are You Ready for a Crisis?

Andrea Obston, MBAPresidentAndrea Obston Marketing Communications

A Deep Dive into the Data Behind Hospital Readmission: Helping Agencies Reduce Rates Further

Barbara Rosenblum, MA, BSNFounder & CEOandChristopher Attaya, MBA, FHFMAVP of Business IntelligenceStrategic Healthcare Programs

Certifying Home Health Care

Shelly Bernardini, RN, CPHMHome Health Clinical Consultant and Provider Outreach and EducationNational Government Services

The Home Care Agency of the Future and Turning Your Website into Your #1 Referral Source

Derek JonesSenior Director of MarketingClearCare Online

Maximizing End-of-Life Decision Making: DNR, MOLST/POLST and Health Care Proxies

Stephen Spano, BA, MBA, JD, CELAPartnerLaw Offices of Spano & Dawicki

Telephone Triage: Is a Visit Needed? Symptom Management Until Help Arrives

Janet Travers, BSN, RN, CHPNHospice and Palliative Care Case Manager Hospice of the South Shore

The Importance of a Comprehensive Mentored Orientation Process: Preparing New Clinical Staff for the Challenges of Home Care in 2015

Susan DeCollibus, MA, PT, COS-C, HCS-C Clinical Education and Documentation Manager andNatalie A. Kenney, RNTransition Care Nurse, Special Projects ManagerMetroWest HomeCare & Hospice


Be sure to visit our EXHIBITORSand learn about products and servicesthat are at the forefront of our industry.

Enjoy great refreshments, too!

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS:WEDNESDAY, MAY 20

2:30 pm 3:55 pm: Exhibit Hall Opening; Afternoon Refreshment Break

5:00 pm 6:30 pm: Evening Reception in Exhibit Hall

THURSDAY, MAY 21

9:45 am 10:30 am: Morning Break with Exhibitors

7:30 am 8:30 am

8:30 am 9:30 am

9:45 am 10:30 am

10:45 am 12:00 am

12:15 pm 1:45 pm

1:45 pm 2:00 pm

Strategic Preparation for Medicare Audits and Appeals

Pamela Meliso, JD, MPHDirector of Consulting & Regulatory AffairsandCheryl Leslie, BSN, MPHDirector of Homecare & HospiceHealthcare Management Solutions, Inc.

Making the Connection Between Employee Engagement and Patient Satisfaction

Deborah Costello, MSM, BSN, RNExecutive DirectorLahey Health at Home

Hospice Quality Reporting and Customer Service: Yes There IS a Connection!

Kimberly Skehan, RN, MSNSenior ManagerSimione Healthcare Consultants, LLC

Depression, Dementia and Diabetes: A Looming Epidemic Are You Ready? Dr. Verna Benner Carson, PMH/CNS-BCPresidentandKatherine J. Vanderhorst, RN, BSNVice PresidentC & V Senior Care Specialists, Inc.

Day 2 Registration and Breakfast

Opening General Session: Home Health & EMS-Based Mobile Healthcare Match Made in Heaven or Shotgun Wedding? Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, EMT

Morning Break in Exhibit Hall

Concurrent Breakout Sessions

THURSDAY, MAY 21: DAY-AT-A-GLANCE SCHEDULE

Meeting the Needs of Evolving Healthcare Partners & Payors: Aligning Telehealth and Business Development in a Value-Based Strategy for Revenue Growth

Beka Apostolidis, MS, RNOwnerBA Healthcare Consulting / Telehealth Solutions, LLCandAndrew EavesPrincipal a.m.eavesConsulting, LLC

Lunch Closing General Session: Embedding Empathy in Healthcare to Enhance the Patient and Provider Experience, Helen Riess, MD

Raffle Prizes


The Medicare Hospice Program:New Billing Requirements and Hot Topics fromYour Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC)Emily Fox-SquairsMedicare Provider Outreach and Education Consultant, National Government Services

This presentation will focus on the most recent changes to Medicare billing, including timely filing requirements for admissions, discharges, revocation and proper reporting of drugs and infusion pumps. Any additional hospice billing questions will be addressed.

Next-Era Home Health Care and Enhanced HIPAA Compliance Empowered by Digital Pen Forms Captures and Mobile Document Management TechnologiesMichael RadiceTechnology Advisory Board, ChartaCloud TechnologiesCheryl Rumley, RNCEO, APEX Healthcare Services, Inc.

This presentation offers a case study of success experienced by APEX Healthcare regarding the deployment of specialized record capture and document management technologies for the home health care industry. It will provide an introduction to mobile documents management, advances in document capture technologies and the benefits of digital pens for caregivers. Learn how to eliminate physical paper files and those expensive carbon-copy forms.

Are You Ready for a Crisis?Andrea Obston, MBAPresident, Andrea Obston Marketing Communications

If a data breach, patient mistake or labor controversy hit your organization, would you know how to deal with the firestorm it would create with the public? What role would social media play? This working session will give attendees the communication tools needed to safeguard and preserve your reputation in the face of crisis. It includes tips and strategies for dealing with both social and traditional media.

How to Develop and Implement a Compliance ProgramThat Works for Your AgencyMichael R. Bertoncini, JDShareholder, Jackson Lewis P.C.

The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 requires Medicare-certified home health agencies to implement a compliance program. While HHS has not yet identified the core elements of a compliance program under PPACA, previous HHS guidance identified seven fundamental elements of a home health agency compliance program. This presentation provides practical tips on implementing and maintaining a program incorporating those seven elements. It will also demonstrate how agencies of various sizes can develop a compliance program that works for them.

A Deep Dive into the Data Behind Hospital Readmission: Helping Agencies Reduce Rates FurtherBarbara Rosenblum, MA, BSNFounder & CEO, Strategic Healthcare ProgramsChristopher Attaya, MBA, FHFMAVP of Business Intelligence, Strategic Healthcare Programs

Home health care offers hospitals one of the best strategies to reduce readmissions, but are we living up to the challenge? Using data from the SHP (Strategic Healthcare Programs) database, the presenters will analyze the different characteristics and agency profiles behind hospital readmissions. The data provided will help agencies focus and refine efforts that lead to better performance.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS

10:15 AM 11:30 AM


Certifying Home Health CareShelly Bernardini, RN, CPHMHome Health Clinical Consultant and Provider Outreach and Education, National Government Services

The audience will walk away with full comprehension of the 2015 federal regulations for home health benefits, including home health eligibility requirements and 2015 Face-to-Face Encounter and Certification (recertification) requirements. Participants will be provided with resources and reference materials that collaborate with the new 2015 regulations.

The Home Care Agency of the Future andTurning Your Website into Your #1 Referral SourceDerek JonesSenior Director of Marketing, ClearCare Online Connect to referral sources and the community using social media, blogging, pay-per-click, Google+ and Facebook. This presenter will share industry trends and benchmark data on the typical home care buyers journey, and how the internet plays a critical role in agency growth. Translate these insights into proven strategies to transform your website from a brochure to a marketing machine.

Maximizing End-of-Life Decision Making:DNR, MOLST/POLST and Health Care ProxiesStephen Spano, BA, MBA, JD, CELAPartner, Law Offices of Spano & Dawicki

At the end of the presentation, attendees will be able to identify current end-of-life paradigms; current applicable law; layperson end-of-life planning perception; varying definitions of legal capacity as a working model and utilizing these multidisciplinary facets. Participants will be able to develop a framework for working with clients and families to effectuate positive end-of-life planning for individuals and families.

Telephone Triage: Is a Visit Needed?Symptom Management Until Help ArrivesJanet Travers, BSN, RN, CHPNHospice and Palliative Care Case Manager, Hospice of the South Shore

How triaging phone calls are managed can make the difference between a positive or negative client experience. During this presentation, learn how to identify symptoms and situations that require an immediate visit and how to manage the symptoms over the phone while the patient and family are waiting for the nurse to arrive.

The Importance of a Comprehensive Mentored Orientation Process: Preparing New Clinical Staff for the Challenges of Home Care in 2015Susan DeCollibus, MA, PT, COS-C, HCS-CClinical Education and Documentation ManagerandNatalie A. Kenney, RNTransition Care Nurse/Special Projects ManagerMetroWest HomeCare & Hospice

Providing new clinical staff with a firm foundation is critically important to their success not only in effectively managing care and education of the homecare population but also in keeping that population safely at home and out of the hospital. This presentation will focus on one agencys experience with developing a comprehensive orientation program, which builds upon the firm foundation of education, clinical experience and mentoring by preceptors, using a weekly goal-specific format.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20 CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS

1:15 AM 2:30 AM


Strategic Preparation for Medicare Audits and AppealsPamela Meliso, JD, MPHDirector of Consulting and Regulatory AffairsandCheryl Leslie, BSN, MPHDirector of Homecare and HospiceHealthcare Management Solutions, Inc.

Adverse audit findings can have a major detrimental impact on an agencys bottom line. Learn about the major CMS auditors, their scope of review and auditing processes and the Medicare appeals system used to challenge adverse findings. We will also discuss ways to routinely and easily incorporate the seven elements of an effective compliance program into your agencys operations.

Making the Connection BetweenEmployee Engagement and Patient Satisfaction Deborah Costello, MSM, BSN, RNExecutive Director, Lahey Health at Home

Patient satisfaction is taking a strong position in defining quality of care. This session will address the topic of employee engagement as it relates to the patients experience of care. Leaders will learn the necessary skills required and best practices that are guided by evidence-based management that can impact motivation and commitment of employees. An overview of key characteristics of the functions of psychological engagement and sources of barriers will be reviewed. Case studies showing the association between highly engaged staff and patient satisfaction will be provided.

Hospice Quality Reporting and Customer Service:Yes There IS a Connection!Kimberly Skehan, RN, MSNSenior Manager, Simione Healthcare Consultants, LLC

This presentation will provide a brief overview of regulatory requirements and engage the attendees in exploring each of the questions on HIS and CAHPS Hospice Survey, as well as the direct impact staff interaction can have on responses. This interactive program will utilize case scenarios and group discussion to demonstrate exceptional customer service behaviors that hospice staff can use in daily practice.

Meeting the Needs of Evolving Healthcare Partners and Payors: Aligning Telehealth and Business Development in a Value-Based Strategy for Revenue GrowthBeka Apostolidis, MS, RNOwner, BA Healthcare Consulting/Telehealth Solutions, LLCAndrew EavesPrincipal, a.m.eavesConsulting, LLC

An effective telehealth program can deliver on the triple aim of improved outcomes, patient experience and cost effective care. A sophisticated business development strategy can demonstrate the value that home care agencies can deliver to key stakeholders, and create a compelling opportunity for beneficial new relationships. This presentation will provide a blueprint for agencies to evaluate and improve current telehealth programs and construct business development plans that can get the attention of providers and payors.

Depression, Dementia and Diabetes:A Looming Epidemic Are You Ready?Dr. Verna Benner Carson, PMH/CNS-BCPresidentandKatherine J. Vanderhorst, RN, BSNVice PresidentC & V Senior Care Specialists, Inc.

This presentation will examine the overlap among the three diagnoses depression, dementia and diabetes, present research results supporting the inherent risk when these conditions overlap and review the assessment strategies and nursing interventions to address diabetes. Diabetes is a typical home care diagnosis learn how it relates to depression and dementia.

THURSDAY, MAY 21 CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS

10:45 AM 12:00 PM


About Manchester

Manchester is a richly diverse city located along the Merrimack River where history blends with new entrepreneurship. What was once the magnificent Amoskeag Millyard the largest textile producer in the world is now a vibrant business center home to hundreds of businesses on the leading edge of technology, education and creativity.

Manchester offers many opportunities for retail shopping, the world-class Currier Museum of Art, and an impressive array of fine and casual dining featuring a wide variety of ethnic cuisine including Caribbean, Indian, Japanese, Thai, and more.

Radisson Hotel Manchester

The Radisson Hotel is located in the center of downtown Manchester, easily accessible by car and just one hour north of Boston. The hotel offers free shuttle service to and from the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT), the premier airport in northern New England served by many direct jet services.

During your stay at the Radisson, you will enjoy many first class amenities, free Wi-Fi, a fitness center, a heated indoor pool, and beautiful contemporary rooms.

For your convenience, the Radisson offers delicious dining at two on-site restaurants. Visit Caf on the Park in the relaxing garden atrium or head to the full-service JDs Tavern with its variety of hearty dishes for lunch and dinner. Room service is also available.

A room block with discounted room rates has been established for attendees of the New England Home Care & Hospice Conference and Trade Show. Rooms are available for the nightly rates of $129/single and double; $139/triple; or $149/quad. The deadline to take advantage of these discounted rates is April 27 by 5:00 pm. Please note: These rooms will go fast and the room block may sell out prior to the cutoff date.

To make reservations, click on this direct link for the conference: www.radisson.com/NEHCC. You can call the hotel directly at (603) 625-1000 or Radisson Worldwide Reservations at 1-800-333-3333. If you

prefer to use Radisson Online Reservations, the promo code for the conference is NEHC15.

Radisson Hotel Manchester700 Elm StreetManchester, NH 03101Ph: (603) 625-1000; (800) 967-9033www.radisson.com/manchester-hotel-nh


You may also REGISTER ONLINE at www.nehcc.com

Please select whichstate association(s)you are a member of:

Connecticut

Maine

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

Rhode Island

Vermont

Registration FeesEarly bird rate is only available for attendees registering for the full conference. The early bird deadline is April 3rd. Regular rates go into effect on April 4th, and a late fee will be applied after 5:00 p.m. on May 10th.

Conference Options Member Non-Member

Full Conference Early Bird $345.00 $545.00

Full Conference - Regular (after 4/3) $395.00 $595.00

1-Day, Wednesday, May 20th $225.00 $325.00

1-Day, Thursday May 21st $175.00 $275.00

Payment/Cancellation PolicyPayment must be made in advance of this conference and can be made by cash, check, VISA, MasterCard or American Express. Cancellations received in writing by May 10, 2015 will be refunded minus a $50 cancellation fee. Cancellations made after May 10 will forfeit the registration fee. Substitutions are allowed and are not subject to cancellation fees.

Payment Method Check (Please make payable to Foundation for Home Health)

Due to federal protection laws, credit card information cannot be sent via email or fax.You may pay by credit card by registering on-line or by calling the HCA Office at (617) 482-8830.

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Please send completedforms to:Home Care Alliance of MA31 St. James Ave.Suite 780Boston MA, 02116FAX: (617) [email protected]

This is a Paper Light conference. A link to handouts will be placed on the conference website prior to the event.

The Fifth Annual

A collaborative effort of the following New England State Home Care Associations:Connecticut Association for Healthcare at Home Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine

Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts Home Care Association of New HampshireRhode Island Partnership for Home Care VNAs of Vermont

With thanks to these New England Home Care & HospiceConference and Trade Show Sponsors:

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