Calendar of Events

Rising healthcare costs and opaque pricing challenge benefit management. This webinar explores self-funding as a strategy for cost control, transparency, and sustainability, providing insights into high-cost prescriptions, emerging therapies, and proactive decision-making.

As states prepare to transition from case mix to PDPM Medicaid reimbursement, skilled nursing facilities must be ready for significant operational and clinical changes. This webinar provides a clear overview of PDPM Medicaid, highlighting key differences from the current model and its impact on MDS coding, documentation, care planning, and reimbursement. Attendees will gain practical strategies to navigate the transition, improve assessment accuracy, and align interdisciplinary practices for optimal outcomes.

This webinar highlights how recognizing and sharing residents' life stories can enhance care and deepen connections. Learn practical strategies, such as legacy journals and storytelling, to create a more meaningful, person-centered care experience.

LeadingAge PA's virtual, six-part governance training series will cover key governance concepts.

In this interactive session, participants will explore the key levers that influence Five-Star Quality Ratings in Skilled Nursing Facilities. Through real-world case studies drawn from consulting engagements, presenters will showcase successful strategies organizations have used to improve their ratings

Wellness is a new key differentiator in senior living. This webinar will show how to shift from outdated fitness models to impactful, personalized programs that enhance brain and body health. Attendees will learn how evidence-based practices, age-tech, and data-driven strategies can boost resident satisfaction, increase engagement, and position your community for long-term success.

Is your long-term care facility ready for today’s emergencies? This webinar covers key elements of emergency planning, common challenges, and practical strategies to strengthen or launch your preparedness program—protecting residents, staff, and operations when it counts.