Part 3 will address all aspects of patient engagement and agency growth. Leadership sets the cultural tone, and it is critical that new supervisors and managers understand their role in overall business development, growth, quality of care, and employee and patient satisfaction. Learn what impacts hospice quality ratings and how managers can guide their teams and improve agency scores. The webinar will also review the various payment models and their requirements. Discover the opportunities for hospice growth and how leadership should prepare your agency and staff.

The Hospice Management & Clinical Supervision Training Course series is an intensive, interactive, and deep dive into the essential aspects of what all hospice managers/supervisors need to know and understand. This series will focus on improving critical leadership skills and compliance and break down and address key management areas.

Attendance certificate provided, however there are no pre-approved CEs associated with this webinar.

Get a comprehensive look at how HIPAA compliance affects emailing and texting. Learn how to avoid the related risks, follow the rules, and implement best practices.

Hospices and home care companies may communicate with and about patients via email and text, provided HIPAA’s privacy and security rules are followed. Noncompliance can result in regulatory fines, compromised EPHI, lawsuits, and lost revenue. Are you confident your organization is lawfully using emails and texts to communicate with patients and peers? Do you manage confidential and sensitive information in compliance with HIPAA’s content rules and state record retention laws? Do staff adhere to email and text rules when working from home? Have you implemented policies, procedures, and training to ensure compliant handling of email and text messages by employees and business associates? This webinar will provide a sample Confidential and Sensitive Information Policy, Record Retention Guidelines, and other tools and strategies designed to create a HIPAA-compliant electronic communications program.

Attendance certificate provided, however there are no pre-approved CEs associated with this webinar.

Join Barry Mathis, a principal with PYA, for an energetic and informative voyage through the Data Blocking Rule’s dos and don’ts. Along the voyage, we will dive into what exceptions are available and what must be in place to meet exception requirements.

During this two-hour webinar session, you will learn the details behind the Data Blocking Rule, including:

• What you should be doing now
• What you should be planning for in the future
• What you should expect from your healthcare system’s vendors

Join MHA and PYA for a fun and information-packed “virtual voyage.”

The MHA Health Summit is the premier educational opportunity to jump-start member learning for a new season. This one-of-a-kind virtual event will offer a trade show and a wide range of educational topics to include emerging health equity trends; population health and quality improvement best practices; advances in telehealth; rural health transformation; how to be an effective leader during a crisis; the future of healthcare; and much more. We are now accepting abstract submissions and speaker proposals for this in-person event.

Speakers – Submit a Proposal

Exhibitors – Registration will open in December 2021

Attendees – Registration will open in February 2022

The 2022 Montana Healthcare Conference (formerly the MHA Fall Convention & Trade Show) is Montana’s largest gathering of healthcare professionals. A partnership between the Montana Hospital Association and the Montana Primary Care Association, this event will attract attendees from nearly every hospital and community health center in Montana. More than 450 participants include CEOs, administrators, trustees, chief financial officers, human resources executives, physicians, nurse leaders, clinic managers, quality improvement professionals, risk managers and emergency preparedness planners and many others.

The 2023 Montana Healthcare Conference (formerly the MHA Fall Convention & Trade Show) is Montana’s largest gathering of healthcare professionals. A partnership between the Montana Hospital Association and the Montana Primary Care Association, this event will attract attendees from nearly every hospital and community health center in Montana. More than 450 participants include CEOs, administrators, trustees, chief financial officers, human resources executives, physicians, nurse leaders, clinic managers, quality improvement professionals, risk managers and emergency preparedness planners and many others.

The 2024 Montana Healthcare Conference (formerly the MHA Fall Convention & Trade Show) is Montana’s largest gathering of healthcare professionals. A partnership between the Montana Hospital Association and the Montana Primary Care Association, this event will attract attendees from nearly every hospital and community health center in Montana. More than 450 participants include CEOs, administrators, trustees, chief financial officers, human resources executives, physicians, nurse leaders, clinic managers, quality improvement professionals, risk managers and emergency preparedness planners and many others.

The 2025 Montana Healthcare Conference (formerly the MHA Fall Convention & Trade Show) is Montana’s largest gathering of healthcare professionals. A partnership between the Montana Hospital Association and the Montana Primary Care Association, this event will attract attendees from nearly every hospital and community health center in Montana. More than 450 participants include CEOs, administrators, trustees, chief financial officers, human resources executives, physicians, nurse leaders, clinic managers, quality improvement professionals, risk managers and emergency preparedness planners and many others.

The Western Regional Trustee Symposium (WRTS) is a collaboration of the hospital associations from Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, South Dakota and Utah.

WRTS offers quality health care governance programming for hospital board members and executive leadership. This symposium is geared toward rural and Critical Access Hospitals and aims to challenge conventional thinking with fresh approaches to standard healthcare governance concerns and business practices.

The MHA virtual roundtables are designed to provide healthcare compliance professionals and their teams the knowledge and tools needed to maintain compliance programs and to stay up-to-date with emerging regulatory developments. These bi-monthly meetings will feature brief presentations and engaging discussions.