Round Table Overview & Schedule for 2024

Our Advisory Board Members facilitate the organization and execution of quarterly round table sessions for members within the sector they represent. The purpose is to connect with your peers- reviewing barriers, challenges or opportunities for key topics such as care navigation, coordination & transitions. Members are also encouraged to discuss other relevant topics identified by those in attendance, our council or other trusted sources.

Topics of discussion then cascade to our council for review which can be addressed broadly for all members at our General Assemblies. 

Round table sessions are the newest endeavor of ours in our efforts to collaborate for care continuity. 

For more information about upcoming sessions please see Current Events in Care Coordinator or login to members then select events from the navigation. You may also reach out to your respective advisory board member for more information.

• Assisted Living Community Round Table: Jan 29th - April 29th - July 29th - October 28th | Facilitated by Amy Schwieterman, Email: alf.lead.cbus@locah.org

• Behavioral & Addiction Round Table: Coming soon 

• DME Round Table: Coming soon

• Hospice & Palliative Round Table: Jan 31st - April 24th - July 24th - October 23rd | Facilitated by Dr. Joette Greenstein, Email: hospice.lead.cbus@locah.org

• MD, DO & APP Round Table: Jan 12th - April 12th - July 12th - October 11th | Facilitated by Angie Hoff, Email: doc.lead.cbus@locah.org

• Private Duty Home Care & Nursing Round Table: Jan 4th - April 4th - July 10th - October 3rd | Facilitated by Brooke Justiniano, Email: pvt.lead.cbus@locah.org

• Skilled Home Healthcare Round Table: Jan 8th - April 8th - July 8th - October 14th | Facilitated by Ashely Stewart, Email: hhc.lead.cbus@locah.org

• Skilled Nursing Facility Round Table: Jan 11th - April 11th - July 11th - October 10th | Facilitated by Alivia Huffine, Email: snf.lead.cbus@locah.org

Overview:

We invite current & prospective members to assemble quarterly at one of our Partner Hospitals. This meeting is a convening of professionals dedicated to efficient, effective care coordination across various healthcare settings. This gathering unites the spectrum of care levels and professional roles including liaisons, hospital case management + social work, alongside those managing care teams and facilities in post-discharge settings.

This meeting is tailor-made for professionals involved in care coordination, especially those navigating the complexities of patient transitions from hospital to post-acute care environments.
For more information about upcoming sessions please see Current Events in Care Coordinator or login to members then select events from the navigation. 

Keynote Outline:

• Case Management Overview: An overview of the health systems case management model, including any innovative or effective approaches. Case Management leadership &/or management contacts and primary role or responsibilities. 

• Post-Acute Care Needs: A assessment of the current landscape and challenges in post-acute care as identified by the presenting hospitals case management & social work dept. What the underserved needs, where  are services needed?

• Post-Acute Discharge Analytics: A comprehensive review of discharge trends and data broken down by hospital sites, ideally from the last four full quarters where data is available. e.g. % of patients discharged with home care vs SNF vs hospice by major payor category (Medicare A, Medicare C, Medicaid, Commercial)

• High-Performance Post-Acute Network: Insight into the high-performance networks in post-acute care. Goals, outcomes, eligibility.

• Additional Highlights: Presentation of other significant achievements or information from the host hospital system as desired. 

• Sponsor Presentation

• Presenters from Board of Directors or Advisory Board

Meeting Objectives:

• To promote awareness as well as understanding on each health systems case management model,  key contacts, as well as the needs of their case management & social work dept.

• To address health system needs in relation to post acute care and therefor  the health of the community we serve.

• To provide deep insights into current trends, challenges, as well as innovations in hospital & post-acute care.

• To strengthen networking and collaboration among healthcare professionals across various sectors.

• To showcase novel strategies and initiatives that have a positive impact on post-discharge patient care.