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Events from October 28 – February 6, 2027 – CMSA Case Management Society of America

  • CMSNE (1 CE) – Advocacy for Children and Young Adults with Special Healthcare Needs – Lunch and Learn Webinar
    by jdelprete@parthenonmgmt.com on November 19, 2026 at 12:00 pm

    Register Here! CMSNE (1 CE) - Advocacy for Children and Young Adults with Special Healthcare Needs – Lunch and Learn Webinar 1 RN, SW & CCM CREDITS PENDING FEE: $10 CMSNE Members $15 CMSA Members $25 Non-Members Join CMSNE for a lunch and learn webinar on Thursday, November 19 at 12 p.m. ET Learning Objectives: Cite the protections for students with disabilities under federal law (IDEA and Section 504) Describe disability categories using definitions in the IDEA Discuss how to give parents/guardians basic tips on how to advocate for their children's special education/disability-related needs Speaker: Attorney Lisa Morrow Director, Mental Health Advocacy Program for Kids (MHAP for Kids) For additional questions or information, please contact CMSANewEngland@gmail.com, call (603) 329-7481 or visit CMSNE.org

  • CMSA National (No CEs) – International SIG Networking Session
    by jdelprete@parthenonmgmt.com on November 19, 2026 at 12:00 pm

    Register Here! International Special Interest Group Networking Session Join us for the November 2026 International Special Interest Group Networking Session! The CMSA International Special Interest Group (ISIG) offers a valuable platform for case managers worldwide, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing on diverse topics relevant to international case management. Through quarterly networking sessions, participants engage in discussions about country-specific processes, standards, training methodologies, and practical tips garnered from case managers globally. This inclusive forum welcomes all case managers, regardless of CMSA membership status, serving as a helpful resource for troubleshooting challenges, building community connections, and staying updated on industry trends. Whether navigating differences in healthcare systems or seeking insights into best practices, this SIG provides a supportive environment for professional growth and exchange of ideas in the global case management landscape. Thursday, November 19, 2026 | 12 p.m. ET This event is open to members and non-members! If you would like to join CMSA, please visit https://cmsa.org/membership/individual-membership/ to learn more! For questions, contact Ashton Roach, aroach@parthenonmgmt.com

  • CMSA National (No CEs) – Behavioral Health SIG Networking Session
    by jdelprete@parthenonmgmt.com on November 17, 2026 at 2:00 pm

    Register Here! Behavioral Health Special Interest Group Networking Session The Behavioral Health Special Interest Group is a collaborative community within CMSA dedicated to advancing knowledge and practice in mental health and substance use case management. Case managers working in behavioral health often navigate complex systems of care, coordinate across multiple providers, and support individuals and families facing unique challenges. This SIG provides a space to exchange expertise, explore evidence-based approaches, and share real-world solutions for integrating behavioral health into whole-person care. Tuesday, November 17, 2026 | 2 p.m. ET Cost: Free to Members This is a CMSA Member Only event. If you would like to join CMSA, please visit https://cmsa.org/membership/individual-membership/ to learn more! For questions, contact Ashton Roach, aroach@parthenonmgmt.com

  • CMSA NERC Webinar (1 CE) – Sponsored by the Mid Atlantic Chapter of CMSA The Second Climb: Preserving Rehabilitation Potential in Aging Adults
    by jdelprete@parthenonmgmt.com on November 12, 2026 at 6:00 pm

    Registration & Information Here! CMSA NERC Webinar - Sponsored by the Mid Atlantic Chapter of CMSA. The Second Climb: Preserving Rehabilitation Potential in Aging Adults FEE: FREE for CMSA/CMSA Mid-Atlantic Members $20 for Non-Members 1 hr CCM & NYSED SW CEUs Thursday, November 12 | 6 - 7:30 p.m. ET Upon completion of this presentation, participants will be able to: Identify early neurobehavioral changes in aging adults that may be misinterpreted as typical aging or psychiatric conditions. Differentiate between orientation-based assessment and deeper indicators of cognitive, functional, and behavioral impairment. Apply pattern recognition strategies to support timely referral and interdisciplinary intervention in complex rehabilitation cases.   Speaker: Kimberly Graham, MS, BSN, RN Speaker Info: Kimberly Graham, MS, BSN, RN, is the National Workers’ Compensation Liaison and a Brain Injury RN Case Manager with Brookhaven NeuroRehabilitation Network, serving New England and Texas. A registered nurse since 1996, she brings three decades of clinical and leadership experience spanning neurotrauma and critical care, emergency nursing, rehabilitation, nursing education, program development, and healthcare administration. Her current practice focuses on individuals with traumatic and acquired brain injuries whose cognitive, behavioral, psychiatric, and functional needs complicate recovery, treatment access, and placement. Kimberly collaborates with patients, families,

  • CMSNE (5 CE) – Guiding Aging: CM Skills and Tools for Success Across the Care Continuum
    by jdelprete@parthenonmgmt.com on November 7, 2026 at 8:00 am

    Register Here! CMSNE’s Aging in Place Conference  Guiding Aging – Case Manager Skills and tools for Success Across the Care Continuum This is an in-person event. Saturday, November 7 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. ET Harbor House 11 Condito Rd. Hingham, MA 02043 FEE: $100 CMSNE Members $130 Non-Members 5 RN, SW, and CCM credits Registration includes CE's, continental breakfast, & lunch Did you realize when planning discharges that approximately 73 to 77% of older Americans prefer to age at home rather than in any type of facility? Plus, this number may increase, as discharges to home becomes a necessity for patients losing their medical coverage in 2027 and beyond. These new challenges necessitate case managers enhance their knowledge and skill for facilitation of compliant and safe patient transitions to return home. This conference meets this expanding case manager educational need for both novice and expert case managers by providing strategies and solutions for the most challenging issues. Beginning with an overview of the discharge components for a patient decision to age at home, consideration for recommending a private case manager, an explanation of the current Medicare and Medicaid coverage, legal considerations, communication with the dementia patient and making the