Locations

For information on the PDGM 2020 National Summits, click here

In early 2019, 12 summits will be held at strategically located cities around the United States. We invite you to find the nearest location to gain insights and receive the tools you need to successfully transition to PDGM. Registration is closed for the 2019 summits.

1/23	Orlando, Florida
1/24	Kansas City, Missouri
2/5	New Orleans, Louisiana
2/6	Portland, Oregon
2/7	Valley Forge, Pennsylvania
2/13	Denver, Colorado
2/21	Columbus, Ohio
2/27	Charlotte, North Carolina
3/5	Chicago, Illinois
3/12 3/13	Boston Region – Northampton, MA (SOLD OUT) Boston Region – Northampton, Massachusetts
3/19	Los Angeles, California
3/26	Dallas, Texas

Sponsoring State Associations

Arizona Association for Home Care
HomeCare Association of Arkansas
CT Association for Healthcare at Home
Georgia Association for Home Health Agencies
Iowa Health Care Association – Iowa Center for Home Care
Kansas Home Care & Hospice Association
Home Care & Hospice Alliance of Maine
Maryland National Capital Home Care Association
Michigan HomeCare and Hospice Association
Mississippi Association for Home Care
Nebraska Home Care Association
Home Care Association of New Hampshire
Home Care Association of New York State, Inc.
LeadingAge Ohio
Oklahoma Association for Home Care & Hospice
Rhode Island Partnership for Home Care
South Carolina Home Care & Hospice Association
Tennessee Association for Home Care
VNAs of Vermont
Virginia Association for Home Care and Hospice
Home Care Association of Washington
Wisconsin Association for Home Health Care

Sponsorships

If you’re interested in serving as a national sponsor for all 12 locations of the PDGM National Summits, please contact Christopher Adams at cta@nahc.org or 202-547-7424 ext. 3314.

“PDGM is the largest change to Home Health Medicare reimbursement since the implementation of the Prospective Payment System. I have been involved with home health since the Medicare benefit was implemented, and have seen all the changes from cost based, to Limits, to PPS, and now PDGM. With Medicare being the primary payer for home health, it is imperative that agencies understand PDGM, how it will affect their operations, and to be fully prepared for PDGM on January 1, 2020. As many non-Medicare payers have adopted Medicare changes, agencies should also be aware that PDGM may eventually be used by other payers.” - Tom Keyer, Manager of Health Care, Mueller Prost
“The PDGM National Summits bring together a treasure trove of national advocates, leaders and experts to help every Medicare Home Health Agency determine the impact of the new payment model and develop a solid plan for a winning transition. Dedicated and diverse teams will deliver 12 programs strategically located to ensure that all providers can gain insights and receive the tools needed for their success story after PDGM implementation. The Simione team is very excited to be a part of this national tour to deliver a valuable, one-stop crash course for all – from single agencies to multi-site operations and networks – that covers clinical services, financial management , operations, data analytics, technology and change management.” - Bill Simione, Managing Principal, Simione Healthcare Consultants
“Attendees will learn the areas to focus their education, data (including OASIS and Coding) that they can use now to pinpoint potential issues, and strategies to use to focus their future strategic business and clinical direction. Managing a smooth PDGM transition is critical to the success of a home health agency, and can be the difference between thriving in the new model, or risking an agency’s sustainability.” - Kelly Murphy, Director of Coding Operations at Fazzi Associates, Inc.
“The first step in preparation is education – you won’t find a more robust and comprehensive PDGM education program than this one.” - Nick Seabrook, Managing Principal - Founder, BlackTree Healthcare Consulting
“The PDGM National Summits is a can’t-miss event. Key industry leaders have come together to prepare home health agencies to be ready to embark on the changes related to the PDGM system. Given the critical nature of the changes under PDGM as well as the expertise of the panel of presenters, you should make plans to attend a session near you.” - Mike Dordick, President, McBee Associates