What’s New and What’s Not: Advocating for Better Long-Term Services and Supports

Much of 2025 is marked by abrupt change, while good portions of client advocacy remain focused on forcing compliance with long-standing but often violated standards. This session will give advice on representing clients in nursing facilities and assisted living facilities, including practical advice for common situations, and discussion of recent policy changes. The session will include discussion of relatively recent federal home and community-based services (HCBS) regulations that expand rights for residents of facilities reimbursed through Medicaid HCBS.
Originally presented as part of the Elder Law Short Course 2025.

Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P9007-25R-01

$65.00 or 1.00 credits

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Expires 9/1/2027

Much of 2025 is marked by abrupt change, while good portions of client advocacy remain focused on forcing compliance with long-standing but often violated standards. This session will give advice on representing clients in nursing facilities and assisted living facilities, including practical advice for common situations, and discussion of recent policy changes. The session will include discussion of relatively recent federal home and community-based services (HCBS) regulations that expand rights for residents of facilities reimbursed through Medicaid HCBS.
Eric Carlson, Justice in Aging, Los Angeles, CA

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Expires 9/1/2027

Much of 2025 is marked by abrupt change, while good portions of client advocacy remain focused on forcing compliance with long-standing but often violated standards. This session will give advice on representing clients in nursing facilities and assisted living facilities, including practical advice for common situations, and discussion of recent policy changes. The session will include discussion of relatively recent federal home and community-based services (HCBS) regulations that expand rights for residents of facilities reimbursed through Medicaid HCBS.
Eric Carlson, Justice in Aging, Los Angeles, CA

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Category	Elder Law
Program Date	09/18/25

Products specifications

Category	Elder Law
Program Date	09/18/25

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