REGISTER HERE Hosted by CMSA Memphis - Mid South Sponsored by Lakeside Neurologic Speaker: Cynthia Young, BSN, MBA, RN, CHPC - Senior Healthcare Consultant, MCG Consulting Cindy is a seasoned healthcare professional with over 35 years of experience spanning various healthcare settings. She started her career as a Critical Care Registered Nurse and subsequently ventured into hospital utilization review and disease-specific case management. She is currently a subject matter expert and healthcare consultant supporting organizations to better understand, educate, and apply new technology in healthcare, which impacts communication, the application of evidence-based guidance, and emerging technologies into their day-to-day workflows. Fees: CMSA Members: FREE Non-members: $25 CMSA Members who are not from CMSA Memphis should register as guests. Follow the website for the information requested. Please have your CMSA Membership Number with you when you register, as you will have to add it when you register.

REGISTER HERE NeuroRestorative, in collaboration with CMSA Detroit, proudly invite you to an evening event that will be both fun and educational. This event will feature food and drinks, interactive activities, and a strolling CE presentation. Let us show you the value of case management, structure and ethics, and a simulated work environment at our vocational rehabilitation and day treatment programs. CEs available for CCM, SW and RN This event is FREE for CMSA Detroit members! CMSA Detroit non-members please call the office at (248) 663-4103 to register or email info@cmsadetroit.org.

REGISTER HERE Join CMSA of Fort Wayne and the Midwest Education Coalition on August 15th for a hybrid in-person and virtual presentation by Roger Finderson of Finderson Law LLC. Registration, dinner, and socializing begin at 5:30pm with the presentation beginning at 6:30. Objectives: List the 3 systems of law that pertain to Workers’ Compensation in the US Explain the role and duties of the case manager as it pertains to a work injury claim Reiterate the guidelines for case managers related to communication with the injured worker Registration: CMSA Members - $15 NASW Members - $15 Non-members - $25 Students - $10

REGISTER HERE Join Rocky Mountain CMSA for a cocktail reception at Denver Marriott South at Park Meadows to kick off the 2024 Annual Conference! All education begins on Friday.

REGISTER HERE Registration Deadline: Monday, August 19th Register by August 1st for discounted rates! Cocktail Reception will be held on August 23rd from 5pm to 8pm Tickets: $75.00 Current Rocky Mountain CMSA Member $50.00 Early bird rate before August 1 $90.00 non-CMSA member $75.00 Early bird rate before August 1 $80.00 Non-CMSA Member- Military $60.00 Early bird rate before August 1 AM Keynote Speaker: Mindy Owens: Building a Strong Case Management Department Conference Speakers: Patricia McFee: Reimbursement for Level of Care Ryan Scott: Addressing Challenges with Fluctuating Decisional Capacity Jenn Countryman: Coordinating the Coordinators- Transitions of Care and Value Based Care PM Keynote Speaker: Shannon Martinez: Navigating the Future of Healthcare with a Nursing Shortage No refund requests will be accepted after 8/9/24

REGISTER HERE “Understanding Social Security Disability Insurance" is a comprehensive program designed to provide an in-depth understanding of SSDI, its critical role for eligible patients, and how it differs from Supplemental Security Income. It aims to equip participants with knowledge on the application and appeals process, common conditions approved for SSDI, effective patient communication, reasons for denials, and the significance of representation, while also highlighting the association of Social Determinants of Health (SDoH) with disability resources. Objectives: Describe the importance of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) for patients, including three criteria that make SSDI eligibility likely and how it differs from Supplemental Security Income (SSI)  Identify the process and time frames for SSDI applications and appeals  List conditions and diseases most commonly approved for SSDI, and questions to ask a patient who may need to file for disability Recognize reasons for denial and the importance of having a representative Associate SDoH screening needs that may include disability resources Registration: CMSA/NYCRCMS Members -  FREE Non-members - $20 Speakers: Lacee Bauer - Director of Business Development for SSDI and VA, Allsup TJ Geist - Principal Advocate, Allsup Special thanks to Allsup for the support of this program.

REGISTER HERE Presented by: Tess Bub, PhD This RSV Refresher webinar will focus on RSV prevention in infants. Key topics reviewed are included below: • RSV disease burden in infants • Nirsevimab clinical trial data • New real-world Nirsevimab data • Implementation of RSV protection in infants A Q&A Session will follow. NO continuing education credits will be awarded for this session.

LEARN MORE HERE Join Chattanooga CMSA and the Southeast Coalition on September 10th for a CE presentation on Elder Law from Amy B. Boulware, LAP MSW Program Goal: Equip case managers and service providers with the tools to talk with their clients about Elder Care Planning and helpful tools. Learning Outcomes: Participants will be able to identify and understand what incapacity documents are and when they are appropriate. Participants will be able to identify and understand what to do if there are no legal documents. Participants will understand what conservatorship is and when it is the appropriate choice for dealing with an elder with dementia.  Participants will understand and identify the end of life decision making and who the clients are when completing elder law planning.  Fees: SE Coalition Members: FREE CMSA National Members: FREE Non-Members: $25 Thank you to Primary Record for Sponsoring this session!  

REGISTER HERE Hosted by The Hudson Valley Chapter of CMSA Objectives: Describe the 6 stages of adjustment, coping, and acceptance in families after a family member has sustained a brain injury Describe the 6 stages of adjustment, coping, and acceptance for an individual who has sustained a brain injury Identify the three types of awareness in the Pyramid of Model of Awareness Speaker: Deborah Gutteridge, MS, CBIST - NeuroRestorative Regional Manager of Marketing and Business Development Fees: CMSA Members: FREE Non-Members: $20