LeadingAge Kansas has partnered with BKD to share the latest CMS updates and the components of the new Patient-Driven Payment Model (PDPM) through a series of education opportunities building upon each other to help your team prepare for this monumental shift in Medicare reimbursement. The first of the series starts today with a webinar and free toolkit. John Harned, Director at BKD will be our presenter.

The October 1, 2019 deadline to implement the changes to address the requirements of the new PDPM is approaching. BKD will share the key challenges and opportunities associated with PDPM, highlighting the operational and clinical changes you need to consider to remain operationally and financially effective and to help you prepare.

In today’s webinar, you will:

  • Receive an overview of the latest updates from CMS and components of the PDPM model
  • Learn the questions your organization should be asking as you prepare for PDPM

Much more education will be provided throughout the year regarding PDPM, but this webinar will provide a foundation for you and your organization.

Register for webinar 1 now.

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Addy Cunningham
A graduate of Wichita State University’s Math Education program, Addy is using her planning and organizational skills, creativity, and love of helping others to support our providers and members. First as Administrative Coordinator and now as Associate Director of Communications & Events, Addy’s primary duties include overseeing general member communications through social media, our Weekly Member Calls, the Aging Update, and database and website maintenance. She also collaborates with the team to plan, produce, and market events across all aspects of LeadingAge Kansas, manage Continuing Education processing.. Outside of the office, Addy enjoys crafting, playing board games, video games, and DnD, and spending time with her husband and their two cats.