NCOA is hosting the inaugural Boost Your Budget™ Week April 13-17, 2020. This national campaign is designed to educate low-income Medicare beneficiaries about the benefits available to them, and direct them to community and online resources where they can learn how to apply for benefits.
The Community Living Policy Center at Brandeis University is hosting an upcoming webinar about the HCBS Settings Rule. The webinar will provide a general overview of the rule before examining the specifics of heightened scrutiny.
ADvancing States is hosting a webinar, Supported Decision-Making for Older Adults. Join us as Rebekah Diller, Clinical Professor of Law at Cardozo School of Law, and Morgan Whitlatch, Legal Director at Quality Trust, discuss supported decision-making for older adults. The panelists will go over the basics of supported decision-making and provide practical examples on how to advance its use in the lives of for older adults. Tools and tips from this webinar can help older adults in care planning.
This webinar will provide an overview of the types of secondary conditions that adults with Cerebral Palsy are most at risk for. During this webinar, participants will learn about practical steps that adults with Cerebral Palsy can take to manage their health as they age. Participants will also learn about the role of patient advocates and healthcare providers in this process.
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This NCAPPS webinar will discuss how family-centered practice can be utilized to build the capacity of families of young children with developmental delays or disabilities. During the webinar, participants will learn about the benefits of this approach and hear about the perspective of families. Presenters will also discuss how they have used co-design and peer work to overcome implementation challenges with this model.
This webinar will discuss state and federal policies and initiatives to support family caregivers. The webinar is sponsored by NASHP's RAISE Family Caregiver Resource and Dissemination Center and will provide a thorough overview of the RAISE Family Caregivers Act. During the webinar, leaders in Tennessee and Washington will also share examples of their state's policies and innovations to support family caregivers.
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The vast majority of states and territories have submitted good faith exemption requests in order to delay their implementation of Electronic Visit Verification. This webinar will review the reasons states submitted to CMS. During the webinar, participants will learn about the various unavoidable delays states are encountering and hear about trends that impact multiple states.
This webinar from the National Institute of Mental Health will focus on the importance of employment as a social determinant of health. The webinar will look specifically at how to improve access to competitive, integrated employment for youth and young adults on the autism spectrum. During the webinar, participants will hear about the benefits of work-based learning, learn about resources to support workplace accommodations, and gain a deeper understanding of the link between work and health.
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