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Health and Personal Care Planning 2019

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This session addresses the giving of advice about health care decision-making rights and options and the process of advance care planning, specifically the preparation and use of advance medical directives (medical powers of attorney, living wills, and health care declarations) and palliative care. Presented by Charles Sabatino
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Health Care Decision Making and HIPAA Privacy Barriers: How to Avoid and Solve Problems (2013)

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Health care agents and family members of patients sometimes run into HIPAA problems, such as, “I can't talk to you because of HIPAA". Learn the myths and facts of HIPAA; how to prevent and solve problems, and resources you can draw upon. Presented by Charles P. Sabatino, ABA Commission on Law and Aging; Rachel Seeger, MA, MPA, HHS; Elizabethanne Miller Angevine, Esq.; Dr. Katalin Eve Roth, J.D. M.D. F.A.C.P.
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Health Care Decision-Making Near the End of Life: From Micro to Macro (2012)

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Public policy addressing end-of-life decision-making has traditionally been focused on creating legal tools for individuals to express their wishes, i.e., advance directives. Learn how the state-of-the-art has moved from a legal model to a more flexible communications model and how broader systems of institutional policy, social policy, and shortcomings in caregiver supports hinder or advance person-centered decision-making. Presented by Charles P. Sabatino, JD, Director, ABA Commission on Law and Aging; and Joanne Lynn, MD, Director, Center for Elder Care and Advanced Illness, Altarum Institute as part of the National Aging and Law Institute.
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Health Care Reform and Medicare Hot Topics (2011)

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From the National Aging & Law Institute. How does health care reform impact Medicare? What issues are pressing that you need to know about to represent clients with Medicare? This session provides the latest (November 2011) information about important matters of concern to anyone who represents older people and people with disabilities. Discusses how Medicare has been changed by health care reform and what changes are expected in the future. Summarizes two key Medicare issues affecting Medicare beneficiaries throughout the country: the "Improvement Standard" and hospital "Observation Status". Approx. 75 mins. Presented by Terry Berthelot, Esq.; Margaret Murphy, Esq.; Gill Deford, Esq.; David Lipschutz, Esq. and Judith Stein, JD, Executive Director/Attorney, Center for Medicare Advocacy, Inc.
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$119.00

Health Care Reform and Persons With Disabilities (2011)

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Session from May 2011 Annual National Conference. New health care options have opened up for some people with disabilities. Explore new options and how they will affect your clients. Presented by Nell Graham Sale. 1 hour.
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Health Care Reform: Implementation and Future Challenges (2012)

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Now that the Supreme Court has ruled that the Affordable Care Act is constitutional, we move on with implementation and other challenges. This is an expert overview of implementation and challenges that lay ahead for the changes in health care. Presented by: Gill Deford, Director of Litigation, Center for Medicare Advocacy, Inc.; Patricia E. Kefalas Dudek, CAP; and Kevin Prindiville, Deputy Director, Staff Attorney, National Senior Citizens Law Center as part of the 2012 National Aging and Law Institute.
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Health Exchanges - A New Portal to Coverage and Affordability (2013)

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Hear the latest on Health Exchanges from three experts in the "know".You'll discuss where things stand in different states on Exchanges and Medicaid expansion, talk about improving affordability and hear the challenges facing consumers and how you can help them find information and help assess their coverage options. Presented by Gerry Smolka, AARP Public Policy Institute, Judith Solomon, CBPP
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High Impact Legal Assistance for Seniors: Innovations in Legal Service Delivery (2012)

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This workshop focuses on proven innovations in the creation of statewide legal service delivery systems that are well integrated, cost effective, and targeted to older persons in the greatest social or economic need. Presented by Sarah Halsell, Legal Services Developer for the State of Florida and Chair, National Association of Legal Services Developers; Penelope A. Hommel, Co-Director, The Center for Social Gerontology; and Omar R. Valverde, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Administration on Aging, Office of Elder Rights as part of the National Aging and Law Institute.
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$129.00

Insurance and Annuities (2011)

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Analyzing and explaining the types of insurance available, such as health, life, long-term care, home care, COBRA, medigap, long-term disability, dread disease, prescription coverage, and burial/funeral policies. Approx. 75 mins. Presented by Robert C. Anderson, CELA, CAP.
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$129.00
$129.00

Interjurisdictional Recognition of Advance Care (2012)

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Breakout session from the 2012 Annual National Conference. Presented by David English, Laura Watts and Linda Whitton.. 1 hour. This session includes an interim report of the Joint Study Committee on Interjurisdictional Recognition of Life Planning Documents. The Committee's charge is to consider and make recommendations concerning the need for and feasibility of drafting a uniform act on inter-jurisdictional recognition of life planning documents, such as powers of attorney, health care advance directives, and similar instruments.
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