"Succeeding in the Business End of Providing Community Based Care Providers"

The dates are:  July 13 and 14, 2017 on Site at:

Central Georgia Adult Day Health & Rehab, Inc. - 770 Baconsfield Drive in Macon, Georgia

This is a special 2-day event for operators of Adult Day Programs, Personal Care Homes and other Alternative Living Providers in the US State of Georgia and other states.  A fast-paced, workshop-style, enlightening, fun and educational16-hours of continuing education with lunch included both days.  Click Here  for Downloadable Program

Subject matter includes:

1. Rendering Personal Care Safely and With Dignity - A Visual Session that Gives You Techniques to Teach Your Staff
2. 5 Key Tips for Reducing Your Current and Future Operational Liability - (Adult Day Care Focused)
   
3. Grant Writing Strategies that Work and Introduction of Professionals Who Will Write Them for You
4. Deciding if Adding Outpatient Rehabilitation is For You - Diversifying Your Income - (Adult Day Care Focused)
   
5. Exploring Medicare Reimbursable Education Initiatives - Diversifying Your Income - (Adult Day Care Focused)
   
6. Financing Start-Ups and Growth
7. Becoming a Case Management Bonanza - (Adult Day Care Focused)
   
8. 6 Tips for Developing and Operating a Successful Out-of-Home Respite Program
9. The Blend of Group Living and Home Care:  How Some Make it Work
10. Documentation Strategies that Assure Accuracy and Protect - (Adult Day Care Focused)
11. Social Media Marketing that Gets the Most Results - (Adult Day Care Focused)
12. Understanding How the Web is Designed to Help You
    
13. Improving Referral Contracts and Relations with Veterans Administration Case Management - (Adult Day Care Focused)

Location is:

Central Georgia Adult Day Health & Rehab, Inc.

770 Baconsfield Drive - Macon, GA 31211

Special Room Rates are noted in the program:

Comfort Inn – Macon, GA

3935 Arkwright Rd
Macon, GA 31210 (Click Here)

Special Rate Arranged of $59.95

(478) 757-8688

Click Here for the Complete Program - Below Food for Thought on Income Diversity