There’s no back to normal for skilled nursing facilities. Post-acute care volume and discharge patterns are disrupted, with SNFs seeing more clinically complex patients. There’s a new focus on community-based services, emphasis on healthcare at home, and continued growth in Medicare Advantage enrollment. Consider your strategies for declining market size, assessing clinical need in your market, and continuously monitoring transmission risk in your community. Longer term, what are financial mechanisms for positioning your organization for success in 2022 and beyond? Join Anne Tumlinson, CEO of ATI Advisory, and Mike Cheek, Senior Vice President for Reimbursement Policy and Market Strategy at AHCA/NCAL, for a refresh on trends here to stay and tools for adapting and positioning for success.

At the conclusion of this webinar, participants will be able to:

1. Understand the new normal for skilled nursing facilities and recognize the trends here to stay
2. Consider tools and resources your organization can use to manage disruption, assess the clinical need in your market, and prepare for more complex patients
3. Anticipate the federal efforts underway to strengthen aging systems and the new administration’s priorities
4. Envision your organization’s strategic path forward

This webinar is appropriate for administrators, leaders, and those interested in innovation in the provision of nursing facility care.

Anne Tumlinson, CEO, ATI Advisory (A research and advisory services firm working to reform long-term care)

Mike Cheek, Senior Vice President for Reimbursement Policy and Market Strategy at AHCA/NCAL

One hour of continuing education is available. Please defer to your licensing board or agency to ensure courses taken meet your license requirements.

Registration Fee……………………….. $55 per individual

(One hour of continuing education, live webinar, and on-demand recording included)

Webinar registration fees are non-refundable. See substitution, cancellation, and refund policies here.

Webinar fees must be paid in advance.