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CMS Reform of LTC Requirements: Final Rule

                                             Carmen Bowman

Carmen Bowman is Keynote Speaker at Compliance key Inc. she is a consultant, trainer, author and owner of Edu-Catering: Catering Education for Compliance and Culture Change turning her former role of regulator into educator. Carmen was a Colorado state surveyor for nine years, a policy analyst with CMS Central Office where she taught the national Basic Surveyor Course and the first certified activity professional to be a surveyor. 

  Webinar Id: LSHCCCB001
 Time: 12:30 PM PST | 03:30 PM EST
 Date: 10/04/2017
 Duration 90 mins 
Overview
CMS issued the Reform of Requirements for LTC Facilities: Final Rule in Sept. 28, 2016. Phase I implementation was already required by Nov. 28, 2016. Phase 2 is to be implemented by Nov. 28, 2017. Is your home ready? Learn the new requirements (last regulation changes were in 1991) - what's new and what remains, as well as some culture change wins. Together we'll brainstorm ways to comply that don't cost a lot of money; many culture change practices cost nothing.
Why should you attend this webinar?
It is imperative professionals working in nursing homes, no matter their role, know federal regulations. It is foundational.
Areas Covered in the Session:
  • CMS New Regs - What is brand new and what remains
  • CMS New F Tag numbers
  • What is required in what phase
Who can Benefit:
Anyone working in a nursing home.
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