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Program

Tuesday Evening Session • 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.


CLICK HERE to download a PDF of the 2010 National Skilled Nursing Investment Forum Preliminary Program.

Medicaid Funding and Policy Directions: The View from Individual States
Pressure on state budgets and cuts in Medicaid reimbursement have created even more challenging conditions for long-term care providers. At the same time, many states are looking for ways to move more of their Medicaid dollars into home and communitybased services and away from institutional care. In this session, you’ll hear insights from four state nursing home association presidents and learn about the trends they’re seeing. They’ll respond to the two previous general sessions with specifics about their individual states. In addition, they’ll look at their new local policy initiatives, such as the push for patient-centered or person-directed care, and the impact of budget constraints on their local Medicaid rates. You’ll discover how these policies may have applications beyond their individual states—and how they may relate to your own circumstances. Find out what these pros are seeing locally, what these trends mean for aging nursing home stock and the need for renovation or replacement, and whether these policies are making modernizing easier or more difficult.

Moderator:
Mark Ballif, Co-CEO, Plum Healthcare Group

Panel:
Jim Carlson, CEO/President, Oregon Health Care Association
James H. Gomez, CEO/President, California Association of Health Facilities (CAHF)
Tim Graves, President & CEO, Texas Health Care Association
Dick Herrick, President & CEO, New York State Health Facilities Association, Inc.


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Interested in becoming a sponsor of the NIC Skilled Nursing Investment Forum? Please contact Elisa Freeman at 410-267-0504 for more information