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2023 Fall Conference
Children with Brachial Plexus and Their Future Care Needs
Children with brachial plexus birth palsies requires treatment from infancy into adulthood. Along the way, there are various times in their lives that may require intervention. The mainstays of treatment are therapy and surgery. Phycological support may also be required. The ultimate goal is to obtain independence regarding living arrangements, activities of daily living, and employment. Planning for their care and needs is a challenge requiring a coordinated effort between their treaters and life care planner.
- Dr. Scott Kozin
Member Pricing $25
Non-Member Pricing $45
A Look into the NICU: How Early is Too Early to Predict Future LCP Needs?
In this presentation, we will discuss the details of common neonatal lifecare issues and diagnoses. We will identify what the common problems with function and ADLs associated with the neonatal issues/diagnoses are. We will identify LCP recommendations early based on the early diagnoses and understand why the LCP recommendations are necessary.
- Kimberly Reen, BSN, RN, CLCP, LCP-C, MCP-C, CNLCP
- Joda Griffith, RN
Member Pricing $25
Non-Member Pricing $45
Students with Acquired Brain Injury: Steps to take for Successful School Reintegration
Children with acquired brain injury are entitled to supports and services provided by their public schools. While some students may only require accommodations under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, others require special education and related services via an Individual Education Plan (IEP). The presentation will include a review of what services schools are responsible for providing and when; medical vs. educational therapies, understanding the needs of children at various grade levels, as well as clarification regarding who funds Assistive technology, 1:1 aide or nursing supports, and Vocational Rehabilitation services.
- Sharon Grandinette
Member Pricing $25
Non-Member Pricing $45
Making Sense of the Pediatric Neuropsychological Assessment
This informative and engaging session is designed specifically for Life Care Planners seeking to enhance their understanding of Pediatric Neuropsychological Assessment. In the complex world of pediatric healthcare, comprehensive assessments are crucial for providing optimal care and support to children with cognitive, developmental, or neurological challenges.
- Mark McDonough, PHD
Member Pricing $25
Non-Member Pricing $45
The Role of the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialist in Pediatric Care
This recorded session is your key to unlocking a deeper understanding of the pivotal role played by Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (PM&R) specialists in pediatric healthcare.
- Andrew Skalsky, MD
Member Pricing $25
Non-Member Pricing $45
Locating costing for Skilled Nursing and Hospice - Know Your Resources
The cost of skilled nursing and hospice care can vary significantly, so it’s crucial to gather information from multiple sources and conduct thorough research to make informed decisions about the care options that best meet your needs and budget. In this session, Valerie Parisi will show you how to best approach getting the right data.
- Valerie Parisi, RN, CRRN, CLCP
Member Pricing $25
Non-Member Pricing $45
Coding and Cost Research for Surgical Procedures in ASC or Hospital Outpatient Setting
As the popularity of ambulatory surgery centers increases and more procedures are performed there, it can sometimes be difficult to know which procedure cannot be performed under that setting and need to be done in an outpatient hospital. Current Procedural Technology (CPT) explains what the procedure will be but further research is required to determine whether it is allowed in an ASC or not. Other factors include the presence of comorbidities or the need for additional assistant or co-surgeons and other ancillary providers.
Several popular procedures can be performed in both settings. We will be exploring the coding and the cost research for these procedures.
- Sheerie Moustakas, Revenue Cycle Management Consultant
Member Pricing $25
Non-Member Pricing $45
Utilizing Medical Coding in Life Care Planning
Watch the replay of this conference session led by Jim Quinn, titled “Utilizing Medical Coding in Life Care Planning.” In this informative session, you will gain essential insights into the world of medical coding and its crucial role in the life care planning process.
This conference session is a must-attend for life care planners, healthcare professionals, and anyone involved in the intricate process of developing comprehensive care plans. Jim Quinn’s expertise will equip you with the knowledge and skills to master medical coding, enhance your life care planning capabilities, and ensure the highest level of care for your clients. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your understanding of medical coding in life care planning. Watch today and elevate your expertise to the next level.
- Jim Quinn, RN, BSN, LCP-C, CLCP, CPB