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LeadingAge PA: What's Ahead in Aging Services

Ahead is a team of advocates, educators, and agents of change. A diverse group of people working collectively to serve and empower all of Pennsylvania’s aging services community.

Members join for the many benefits of education and networking opportunities throughout the year, tireless advocacy efforts in support of aligned priorities and best-in-class service of our team. They stay for being valued for their important role in our community as we positively impact senior services across Pennsylvania.


Events


  • July
    22
    2026 Governance Training Series

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

  • Fair Housing in Action for Home and Community Based Services

    Fair housing issues can seem very abstract. This session will focus on critical fair housing litigation risks for your community’s operations including marketing strategies, transferring to higher levels of care, and discharge or eviction actions. During the education, current fair housing laws will be reviewed along with examples of recent cases. Additionally, presenters will demonstrate examples of the issues presented based upon real life situations that providers face every day.

  • Understanding CMS Surveys: Compliance Requirements for Food & Nutrition - Webinar

    Prepare for CMS surveys with confidence. This session reviews key food and nutrition F-Tags, compliance expectations, and practical tools—including Critical Element Pathways—to support mock surveys and embed continuous survey readiness into daily operations.

  • Understanding CMS Surveys: Compliance Requirements for Food & Nutrition - Webinar

    Prepare for CMS surveys with confidence. This session reviews key food and nutrition F-Tags, compliance expectations, and practical tools—including Critical Element Pathways—to support mock surveys and embed continuous survey readiness into daily operations.

  • Understanding Changes to the 70% Accountability Requirement & PA Medicaid Rates

    This session provides a practical overview of how Medicaid Fee-for-Service Rates are calculated, including the role of the Medicaid cost report (MA-11), recent reimbursement updates, and the 70% Accountability Requirement, including the changes made as part of the recently enacted FY 2026–2027 Pennsylvania state budget. Attendees will also learn how the transition from RUGs to PDPM affects Medicaid rate setting through real-world examples and sample calculations.

  • CMI Comeback: A CEO’s Playbook to PDPM Medicaid - Webinar

    PDPM Medicaid in Pennsylvania requires a new approach to documentation and reimbursement. This session provides practical strategies to accurately capture resident acuity, improve CMI, and maintain audit readiness—without increasing staff burden. Learn how to align clinical, documentation, and operational practices for success.

  • Fair Housing in Action for Home and Community Based Services

    Fair housing issues can seem very abstract. This session will focus on critical fair housing litigation risks for your community’s operations including marketing strategies, transferring to higher levels of care, and discharge or eviction actions. During the education, current fair housing laws will be reviewed along with examples of recent cases. Additionally, presenters will demonstrate examples of the issues presented based upon real life situations that providers face every day.

  • Understanding CMS Surveys: Compliance Requirements for Food & Nutrition - Webinar

    Prepare for CMS surveys with confidence. This session reviews key food and nutrition F-Tags, compliance expectations, and practical tools—including Critical Element Pathways—to support mock surveys and embed continuous survey readiness into daily operations.

  • Understanding Changes to the 70% Accountability Requirement & PA Medicaid Rates

    This session provides a practical overview of how Medicaid Fee-for-Service Rates are calculated, including the role of the Medicaid cost report (MA-11), recent reimbursement updates, and the 70% Accountability Requirement, including the changes made as part of the recently enacted FY 2026–2027 Pennsylvania state budget. Attendees will also learn how the transition from RUGs to PDPM affects Medicaid rate setting through real-world examples and sample calculations.

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