Business Acumen

This whitepaper discusses how interdependency between companies is increasingly important in order to provide the complete solutions customers demand.

This toolkit provides guidance for creating a partnership among different organizations to address a common goal.

This is a case study from the Administration for Community Living's Business Acumen Initiative. Case studies such as this further ACL’s aim to share models and information with communities and local agencies facing similar challenges.

This template will walk you through the following elements of a strategic communications plan: Determine Goal Identify and Profile Audience Develop Messages Select Communication Channels Choose Activities and Materials Establish Partnerships Implement the Plan Evaluate and Make Mid-Course Corrections

Use the following tool to create a good communication plan for your company or project.

The aim of this study was to gather information to gain a better understanding of the resources and assistance needs CILs may have with the new WIOA implementation guidelines in effect.

This on-demand training addresses nursing home diversion by reaching out to individuals new to their disabilities while they’re still in rehab facilities in the Phoenix area. Presenters shared how they built and funded the program, how it worked, and real-world examples and success stories from the program.

This training addressed the new core services for centers for independent living as a natural extension of the Independent Living philosophy. Assisting people to move out of institutions – or staying out of them in the first place – is some of the most important and impactful work that CILs do. The CIL-NET organized this interactive workshop in Atlanta to help figure it all out together – as a community. The presenters provided a great deal of information and real-world guidance.

This webinar is presented by Mark Regan and Todd Swanson from the Law Offices of Hooper Lundy & Bookman PC. Their practices are dedicated to the representation of healthcare providers and suppliers.

Representatives of the Western New York Integrated Care Collaborative discuss a report that their collaborative has published entitled Community Based Integrated Care Networks.