The Fifth Annual

Six States, One Conference,

Hundreds of Attendees

Registration & Program Guide

May 19, 20 & 21, 2015
Radisson Hotel, Manchester, NH

Early Bird Deadline: April 3

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Dear Home Care Leaders and Friends:
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Representing more than 375 home care and hospice agencies, the six home care
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Home Care Alliance of

Deborah Hoyt, President and CEO Gina Balkus, CEO Massachusetts
Connecticut Association for Healthcare at Home Home Care Association of NH 31 St. James Avenue,
Suite 780
Boston, MA 02116
Phone: 617-482-8830
Vicki Purgavie, Executive Director Nicholas Oliver, Executive Director Fax: 617-426-0509
Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine Rhode Island Partnership for Home Care
(See page 11
for registration
information)
Pat Kelleher, Executive Director Peter Cobb, Director
Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts VNAs of Vermont

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 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
Opening Keynote 9:00 am – 10:00 am
Establishing Shared Expectations with ACOs
and Bundled Payment Providers Around Care
Transitions and Rehospitalization Avoidance
Amy Boutwell, MD, MPP
Market forces are driving
collaboration in 2015 with
a central role being played
by case management
professionals working
across settings and sectors.
This presentation will focus
on achieving the core of
today’s healthcare reform
– promoting better health,
providing better care and
reducing healthcare costs.
Dr. Boutwell draws upon her
extensive experience with best practices and new ideas
to define effective, practical and efficient ways to enhance
transitions in care. She applies a comprehensive approach
to reducing hospitalizations and improving care across
settings and over time without exclusive adherence to any
specific model.
Amy Boutwell, MD, MPP is a graduate of Stanford
University, Brown University School of Medicine and the
Harvard Kennedy School of Government, where she
received a master’s degree in public policy. She is a
practicing physician at Newton-Wellesley Hospital, attends
on the medicine teaching service at Massachusetts
General Hospital and is an instructor in medicine at
Harvard Medical School. She founded Collaborative
Healthcare Strategies which, most recently, has focused
on the incentives and opportunities created by the
Affordable Care Act and the Centers for Medicare and
Medicaid Services (CMS) Innovation Center. Dr. Boutwell
is the co-founder of the STAAR (State Action on Avoidable
Rehospitalizations) Initiative of the Institute for Healthcare
Improvement (IHI) as well as serving as a senior physician
consultant to the National Coordinating Center for the
CMS QIO Care Transitions Theme.
Closing Keynote 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Building Resiliency in New England Health
Care: Improving Home Care & Hospice for
the Long Haul
Robert J. Simione
Bob Simione has more than
40 years experience helping
home care and hospice
organizations improve their
business performance. He
will share his insights on
changing delivery systems
and reimbursement, and a
big picture understanding
of the core issues of
today’s healthcare
environment. Success
requires a “game plan” –
a knowledge-based and innovative blueprint to position
your organization competitively for the future. Be better
prepared to meet the challenges of today and to seize
the opportunities of tomorrow by achieving a higher
level of performance during this time of increasing
accountability. Simione believes that solutions used
yesterday may not work today or tomorrow.
Robert J. Simione is managing principal at Simione
Healthcare Consultants, LLC and a frequent contributor
to home care, hospice and financial management
publications. His company is dedicated to helping home
care and hospice organizations improve their business
performance. He is the chair of the Advisory Board for
the Home Health and Hospice Financial Managers
Association and a member of the National Association of
Home Care and Hospice (NAHC) Board of Directors. A
graduate of Villanova University, Simione has served on
a number of federal and state committees and conducted
numerous workshops on various topics for NAHC, the
National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization
and state associations throughout the country.
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 GENERAL SESSION SPEAKERS
THURSDAY, MAY 21
Opening General Session 8:30 am – 9:30 am
Home Health & EMS-Based Mobile
Healthcare: Match Made in Heaven or
Shotgun Wedding?
Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, EMT
In several communities
across the country,
emergency medical
service (EMS) providers
are transforming their care
delivery model from the
traditional “you call, we
haul” approach to a Mobile
Integrated Healthcare
(MIH) model. MIH service
can effectively cover a
geographic service area
while adjusting the location
and number of ambulances in service to compensate for
the ebb and flow of call demand. The system has proven
to be the most cost-effective and cost-efficient system
found in EMS today. Zavadsky’s presentation will highlight
the synergistic ways EMS, home health, and hospice
agencies can work together for the benefit of patients.
Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, EMT is from MedStar Mobile
Healthcare in Forth Worth, Texas. He has guided the
implementation of a robust mobile healthcare program
which has partnered with organizations such as Klarus
Home Care and Vitas Healthcare on ways to improve
patient care and the use of healthcare resources. Lead
author of “Mobile Integrated Healthcare: Approach to
Implementation,” Zavadsky has developed and launched
several functioning, successful and sustainable MIH
programs that collaborate with community partners and
other healthcare specialists. He also consults on numerous
EMS topics including high performance EMS system
operations, public/media relations, costing strategies and
public policy.
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Closing General Session 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm
Embedding Empathy in Healthcare
to Enhance the Patient and Provider
Experience
Helen Riess, MD
Studies have demonstrated
that the degree of clinician
empathy plays a significant
role in improving outcomes
in medicine, predicting
quality of care, patient
safety and satisfaction,
and in decreasing
malpractice claims.
Negative consequences
of uncompassionate
communication threaten
the effectiveness of
the overall healthcare experience for patients and
their families. Dr. Riess has developed an empathy
training approach designed to promote respectful,
compassionate and effective communication at all levels
of healthcare. The result is greater trust, safety and
satisfaction for patients and medical professionals.
Helen Riess, MD, is co-founder, chief scientist and
chairman of Empathetics, LLC, Associate Clinical
Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and
Director of the Empathy and Relational Science Program
at Massachusetts General Hospital. She is also a member
of the Harvard Academy for Teaching and Learning, the
Consortium for Research on Emotional Intelligence in
Organizations, and faculty of the Harvard Macy Institute.
Dr. Riess has devoted her career to teaching and research
in the art and science of the patient-doctor relationship.
 TUESDAY, MAY 19: DAY-AT-A-GLANCE SCHEDULE
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm The Presidents’ Reception (Hosted by Board Presidents of the Six New England Home Care Associations)

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20: DAY-AT-A-GLANCE SCHEDULE

8:00 am – 9:00 am Registration and Continental Breakfast

9:00 am – 10:00 am Welcome and Opening Keynote: Establishing Shared Expectations with ACOs and Bundled Payment Providers
Around Care Transitions and Rehospitalization Avoidance, Amy Boutwell, MD, MPP

10:15 am – 11:30 am Concurrent Breakout Sessions

The Medicare Next-Era Home Are You Ready How to Develop A Deep Dive into the
Hospice Program: Health Care and for a Crisis? and Implement a Data Behind Hospital
New Billing Enhanced HIPAA Compliance Program Readmission:
Andrea Obston, MBA
Requirements and Compliance that Works for Your Helping Agencies
President
Hot Topics from Empowered by Agency Reduce Rates
Andrea Obston
Your Medicare Digital Pen Forms Further
Marketing Michael R. Bertoncini,
Administrative Captures and
Communications JD Barbara Rosenblum,
Contractor (MAC) Mobile Document
Shareholder MA, BSN
Management
Emily Fox-Squairs Jackson Lewis P.C. Founder & CEO
Technologies
Medicare Provider and
Outreach and Michael Radice Christopher Attaya,
Education Consultant ChartaCloud MBA, FHFMA
National Government Technologies VP of Business
Services Cheryl Rumley, RN Intelligence
APEX Healthcare Strategic Healthcare
Services, Inc. Programs

11:30 am – 1:00 pm Networking Lunch

1:15 pm – 2:30 pm Certifying Home The Home Care Maximizing End- Telephone The Importance of
Health Care Agency of the Future of-Life Decision Triage: Is a Visit a Comprehensive
and Turning Your Making: DNR, Needed? Symptom Mentored Orientation
Shelly Bernardini, RN,
Website into Your #1 MOLST/POLST and Management Until Process: Preparing
CPHM
Referral Source Health Care Proxies Help Arrives New Clinical Staff
Home Health Clinical
for the Challenges of
Consultant and Derek Jones Stephen Spano, BA, Janet Travers, BSN,
Home Care in 2015
Provider Outreach Senior Director of MBA, JD, CELA RN, CHPN
and Education Marketing Partner Hospice and Palliative Susan DeCollibus,
National Government ClearCare Online Law Offices of Spano Care Case Manager MA, PT, COS-C,
Services & Dawicki Hospice of the South HCS-C Clinical
Shore Education and
Documentation
Manager and
Natalie A. Kenney, RN
Transition Care Nurse,
Special Projects
Manager
MetroWest HomeCare
& Hospice

2:30 pm – 3:55 pm Exhibit Hall Open – Afternoon Refreshment Break

4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Closing Keynote: Building Resiliency in New England Health Care – Improving Home Care & Hospice for the
Long Haul, Robert J. Simione, Simione Healthcare Consultants, LLC

5:00 pm – 6:30 pm Evening Reception in Exhibit Hall

Dinner on Your Own

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 THURSDAY, MAY 21: DAY-AT-A-GLANCE SCHEDULE
7:30 am – 8:30 am Day 2 Registration and Breakfast

8:30 am – 9:30 am Opening General Session: Home Health & EMS-Based Mobile Healthcare – Match Made in Heaven or Shotgun
Wedding? Matt Zavadsky, MS-HSA, EMT

9:45 am – 10:30 am Morning Break in Exhibit Hall

10:45 am – 12:00 am Concurrent Breakout Sessions

Strategic Preparation Making the Hospice Quality Meeting the Needs of Depression,
for Medicare Audits Connection Reporting and Evolving Healthcare Dementia and
and Appeals Between Employee Customer Service: Partners & Payors: Diabetes: A Looming
Engagement and Yes … There IS a Aligning Telehealth Epidemic – Are You
Pamela Meliso, JD, Patient Satisfaction Connection! and Business Ready?
MPH Development in a
Director of Consulting Deborah Costello, Kimberly Skehan, RN, Value-Based Strategy Dr. Verna Benner
& Regulatory Affairs MSM, BSN, RN MSN for Revenue Growth Carson, PMH/CNS-
and Executive Director Senior Manager BC
Cheryl Leslie, BSN, Lahey Health at Home Simione Healthcare Beka Apostolidis, MS, President
MPH Consultants, LLC RN and
Director of Homecare Owner Katherine J.
& Hospice BA Healthcare Vanderhorst, RN, BSN
Healthcare Consulting / Telehealth Vice President
Management Solutions, LLC C & V Senior Care
Solutions, Inc. and Specialists, Inc.
Andrew Eaves
Principal
a.m.eavesConsulting,
LLC

12:15 pm – 1:45 pm Lunch – Closing General Session: Embedding Empathy in Healthcare to Enhance the Patient and
Provider Experience, Helen Riess, MD

1:45 pm – 2:00 pm Raffle Prizes

Be sure to visit our EXHIBITORS

and learn about products and services
that are at the forefront of our industry.
Enjoy great refreshments, too!

EXHIBIT HALL HOURS:

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
2:30 pm – 3:55 pm: Exhibit Hall Opening;
Afternoon Refreshment Break
5:00 pm – 6:30 pm: Evening Reception in Exhibit Hall
THURSDAY, MAY 21
9:45 am – 10:30 am: Morning Break with Exhibitors

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 WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS
10:15 AM – 11:30 AM
The Medicare Hospice Program:
New Billing Requirements and Hot Topics from
Your Medicare Administrative Contractor (MAC)
Emily Fox-Squairs
Medicare Provider Outreach and Education Consultant,
National Government Services
This presentation will focus on the most recent changes
to Medicare billing, including timely filing requirements for
admissions, discharges, revocation and proper reporting
of drugs and infusion pumps. Any additional hospice billing
questions will be addressed.
Next-Era Home Health Care and Enhanced HIPAA
Compliance Empowered by Digital Pen Forms Captures
and Mobile Document Management Technologies
Michael Radice
Technology Advisory Board, ChartaCloud Technologies
Cheryl Rumley, RN
CEO, APEX Healthcare Services, Inc.
This presentation offers a case study of success
experienced by APEX Healthcare regarding the deployment
of specialized record capture and document management
technologies for the home health care industry. It will
provide an introduction to mobile documents management,
advances in document capture technologies and the
benefits of digital pens for caregivers. Learn how to
eliminate physical paper files and those expensive carbon-
copy forms.
Are You Ready for a Crisis?
Andrea Obston, MBA
President, Andrea Obston Marketing Communications
If a data breach, patient mistake or labor controversy hit
your organization, would you know how to deal with the
firestorm it would create with the public? What role would
social media play? This working session will give attendees
the communication tools needed to safeguard and preserve
your reputation in the face of crisis. It includes tips and
strategies for dealing with both social and traditional media.
How to Develop and Implement a Compliance Program
That Works for Your Agency
Michael R. Bertoncini, JD
Shareholder, Jackson Lewis P.C.
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010
requires Medicare-certified home health agencies to
implement a compliance program. While HHS has not
yet identified the core elements of a compliance program
under PPACA, previous HHS guidance identified seven
fundamental elements of a home health agency compliance
program. This presentation provides practical tips on
implementing and maintaining a program incorporating
those seven elements. It will also demonstrate how
agencies of various sizes can develop a compliance
program that works for them.
A Deep Dive into the Data Behind Hospital
Readmission: Helping Agencies Reduce Rates Further
Barbara Rosenblum, MA, BSN
Founder & CEO, Strategic Healthcare Programs
Christopher Attaya, MBA, FHFMA
VP of Business Intelligence, Strategic Healthcare Programs
Home health care offers hospitals one of the best strategies
to reduce readmissions, but are we living up to the
challenge? Using data from the SHP (Strategic Healthcare
Programs) database, the presenters will analyze the
different characteristics and agency profiles behind hospital
readmissions. The data provided will help agencies focus
and refine efforts that lead to better performance.
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 WEDNESDAY, MAY 20
CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS
1:15 AM – 2:30 AM
Certifying Home Health Care
Shelly Bernardini, RN, CPHM
Home Health Clinical Consultant and Provider Outreach
and Education, National Government Services
The audience will walk away with full comprehension of the
2015 federal regulations for home health benefits, including
home health eligibility requirements and 2015 Face-to-Face
Encounter and Certification (recertification) requirements.
Participants will be provided with resources and reference
materials that collaborate with the new 2015 regulations.
The Home Care Agency of the Future and
Turning Your Website into Your #1 Referral Source
Derek Jones
Senior Director of Marketing, ClearCare Online
Connect to referral sources and the community using social
media, blogging, pay-per-click, Google+ and Facebook.
This presenter will share industry trends and benchmark
data on the “typical” home care buyer’s journey, and how
the internet plays a critical role in agency growth. Translate
these insights into proven strategies to transform your
website from a brochure to a marketing machine.
Maximizing End-of-Life Decision Making:
DNR, MOLST/POLST and Health Care Proxies
Stephen Spano, BA, MBA, JD, CELA
Partner, Law Offices of Spano & Dawicki
At the end of the presentation, attendees will be able to
identify current end-of-life paradigms; current applicable
law; layperson end-of-life planning perception; varying
definitions of legal capacity as a working model and utilizing
these multidisciplinary facets. Participants will be able to
develop a framework for working with clients and families
to effectuate positive end-of-life planning for individuals and
families.
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Telephone Triage: Is a Visit Needed?
Symptom Management Until Help Arrives
Janet Travers, BSN, RN, CHPN
Hospice and Palliative Care Case Manager,
Hospice of the South Shore
How triaging phone calls are managed can make the
difference between a positive or negative client experience.
During this presentation, learn how to identify symptoms
and situations that require an immediate visit and how to
manage the symptoms over the phone while the patient
and family are waiting for the nurse to arrive.
The Importance of a Comprehensive Mentored
Orientation Process: Preparing New Clinical Staff
for the Challenges of Home Care in 2015
Susan DeCollibus, MA, PT, COS-C, HCS-C
Clinical Education and Documentation Manager
and
Natalie A. Kenney, RN
Transition Care Nurse/Special Projects Manager
MetroWest HomeCare & Hospice
Providing new clinical staff with a firm foundation is critically
important to their success not only in effectively managing
care and education of the homecare population but also
in keeping that population safely at home and out of the
hospital. This presentation will focus on one agency’s
experience with developing a comprehensive orientation
program, which builds upon the firm foundation of
education, clinical experience and mentoring by preceptors,
using a weekly goal-specific format.
 THURSDAY, MAY 21
CONCURRENT BREAKOUT SESSIONS
10:45 AM – 12:00 PM
Strategic Preparation for Medicare Audits
and Appeals
Pamela Meliso, JD, MPH
Director of Consulting and Regulatory Affairs
and
Cheryl Leslie, BSN, MPH
Director of Homecare and Hospice
Healthcare Management Solutions, Inc.
Adverse audit findings can have a major detrimental impact
on an agency’s bottom line. Learn about the major CMS
auditors, their scope of review and auditing processes and
the Medicare appeals system used to challenge adverse
findings. We will also discuss ways to routinely and easily
incorporate the seven elements of an effective compliance
program into your agency’s operations.
Making the Connection Between
Employee Engagement and Patient Satisfaction
Deborah Costello, MSM, BSN, RN
Executive Director, Lahey Health at Home
Patient satisfaction is taking a strong position in defining
quality of care. This session will address the topic of
employee engagement as it relates to the patient’s
experience of care. Leaders will learn the necessary
skills required and best practices that are guided
by evidence-based management that can impact
motivation and commitment of employees. An overview
of key characteristics of the functions of psychological
engagement and sources of barriers will be reviewed. Case
studies showing the association between highly engaged
staff and patient satisfaction will be provided.
Hospice Quality Reporting and Customer Service:
Yes … There IS a Connection!
Kimberly Skehan, RN, MSN
Senior Manager, Simione Healthcare Consultants, LLC
This presentation will provide a brief overview of regulatory
requirements and engage the attendees in exploring each
of the questions on HIS and CAHPS Hospice Survey,
as well as the direct impact staff interaction can have
on responses. This interactive program will utilize case
scenarios and group discussion to demonstrate exceptional
customer service behaviors that hospice staff can use in
daily practice.
Meeting the Needs of Evolving Healthcare Partners
and Payors: Aligning Telehealth and Business
Development in a Value-Based Strategy for
Revenue Growth
Beka Apostolidis, MS, RN
Owner, BA Healthcare Consulting/Telehealth Solutions,
LLC
Andrew Eaves
Principal, a.m.eavesConsulting, LLC
An effective telehealth program can deliver on the triple
aim of improved outcomes, patient experience and cost
effective care. A sophisticated business development
strategy can demonstrate the value that home care
agencies can deliver to key stakeholders, and create a
compelling opportunity for beneficial new relationships.
This presentation will provide a blueprint for agencies to
evaluate and improve current telehealth programs and
construct business development plans that can get the
attention of providers and payors.
Depression, Dementia and Diabetes:
A Looming Epidemic – Are You Ready?
Dr. Verna Benner Carson, PMH/CNS-BC
President
and
Katherine J. Vanderhorst, RN, BSN
Vice President
C & V Senior Care Specialists, Inc.
This presentation will examine the overlap among the three
diagnoses – depression, dementia and diabetes, present
research results supporting the inherent risk when these
conditions overlap and review the assessment strategies
and nursing interventions to address diabetes. Diabetes
is a typical home care diagnosis – learn how it relates to
depression and dementia.
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About Manchester For your convenience, the Radisson offers delicious dining
at two on-site restaurants. Visit Café on the Park in the
Manchester is a richly diverse city located along relaxing garden atrium or head to the full-service JD’s
the Merrimack River where history blends with new Tavern with its variety of hearty dishes for lunch and dinner.
entrepreneurship. What was once the magnificent Room service is also available.
Amoskeag Millyard – the largest textile producer in the
world – is now a vibrant business center home to hundreds A room block with discounted room rates has been
of businesses on the leading edge of technology, education established for attendees of the New England Home
and creativity. Care & Hospice Conference and Trade Show. Rooms are
available for the nightly rates of $129/single and double;
Manchester offers many opportunities for retail shopping, $139/triple; or $149/quad. The deadline to take advantage
the world-class Currier Museum of Art, and an impressive of these discounted rates is April 27 by 5:00 pm. Please
array of fine and casual dining featuring a wide variety of note: These rooms will go fast and the room block may sell
ethnic cuisine including Caribbean, Indian, Japanese, Thai, out prior to the cutoff date.
and more. 
To make reservations, click on this direct link for
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 The Fifth Annual

With thanks to these New England Home Care & Hospice

Conference and Trade Show Sponsors:
GOLD SPONSOR

SILVER SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSOR

A collaborative effort of the following New England State Home Care Associations:
Connecticut Association for Healthcare at Home • Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine
Home Care Alliance of Massachusetts • Home Care Association of New Hampshire
Rhode Island Partnership for Home Care • VNAs of Vermont