Political change is coming on Tuesday, Nov. 5
No matter who wins, the outcome will shape the future of healthcare and the long-term post-acute care (LTPAC) industry. What do the experts predict?
After the election, Congress has a long to-do list before the end of the year. Will it address a long list of healthcare provisions, including relief from Part B provider cuts, extending telehealth authorities, and other critical issues?
What issues are on Congress’ agenda for 2025? What will the early days of a Harris/Walz or Trump/Vance administration bring? Could Congress take action on the nurse staffing rule?
In this timely live webinar, you’ll hear directly from Washington insiders about the election’s impact on healthcare and long-term care. Join us for up-to-the-minute regulatory updates, including Part A & B payment rules, CMS’ new TEAM model, Chevron decision, CMS-finalized Part B cuts to therapy, and changes to supervision and plan of care for therapists.
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Attend the live webinar to receive an exclusive discount for additional ADVION training on critical topics including HIT/Interoperability, AI in Long-Term Care, Cybersecurity, CMS’ new TEAM model and more.[Webinar] CHANGE AHEAD: How the Election Could Shape Healthcare and Long-Term Care
The Insiders’ View from Washington
About your experts
Executive Vice President of ADVION (formerly NASL)
Cynthia Morton is a national expert on Medicaid, Medicare and other public policy affecting the long-term and post-acute care sectors. Cynthia has been inducted into the McKnight’s Women of Distinction Hall of Honor for her leadership in the long-term care sector during her career and was twice named by Roll Call magazine as a leading long-term care lobbyist.
Michaela Sims
President of Sims Strategies, member of ADVION Policy Counsel
Michaela Sims is a seasoned lobbyist specializing in healthcare and tax issues. A former U.S. Senate legislative director and senior counsel, she’s known for her bipartisan approach and plain-language expertise. Named one of The Hill's Top Lobbyists for eight consecutive years, Michaela also mentors young professionals and leads community service initiatives.