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WE ARE YOUR
MARKETING & CONTINUING EDUCATION
PROVIDER IN THE SUNSHINE STATE
WHO.......
Bootcamp Productions is your Marketing and Continuing Education Provider and Event Coordination Company in Southwest Florida, Bootcamp Productions is your one stop shop for Continuing Education and Event Coordination.
WHAT......
We take the headache out of trying to choose the best professionals, coordinating attendee lists, and developing an event that everyone will remember.
HOW.......
Creating astounding educational events is our forte. Innovative designs and customized themed décor, BootCamp Productions delivers the WOW factor while saving our clients valuable time and money.
Our BOOTCAMP Sponsors
Objectives
Program Objectives:
1. Provide education and awareness for individuals who work with older adults. To raise awareness about the types of abuse, risk factors and indicators, as well as the reporting process and requirements. The discussion will:
• Define and identify types of elder abuse
• Bring awareness to the prevalence of elder abuse, neglect and exploitation in our communities
• Identify the where, when and who of elder abuse, neglect and exploitation
• Review the current laws and protective measures in place
• Provide an understanding of the mandatory reporting requirements
• Assist in finding resources throughout the community
2. Provide general statistics and information about nursing home residents, the difference between nursing home negligence and medical malpractice.
3. Provide a comprehensive description of legal documents used in Elder Law and Estate Planning to assist elders in obtaining care.
• Explain in detail what the attendees need to be aware of and understand, regarding estate planning and elder law legal documents:
• The goals of each legal document
• How the documents work
• How to initiate legal documents
• Who can initiate a legal document and when
• What should be included in legal documents
• The benefits and risks of each legal document
• Who has decision making control and when r death
• Who has decision making control and when
• What happens if no legal documents exist
• Discuss examples to show how documents work in real life situations
4. Provide a comprehensive description of the Long Term Care Medicaid Program and provide attendees with the basic tools to give a holistic initial analysis of the long term care needs of an individual or couple including identifying potential legal needs, future care needs, benefits that may be available to assist and the resources to follow through on these needs.
• Provide a comprehensive, patient-centered explanation of the Medicaid benefit.
• Describe who is eligible and when they become eligible.
• Discuss often overlooked potential gifting problems and the penalties involved.
• Discuss the old Medicaid rules in regard to gifting and the new Medicaid rules for gifting and provide the information needed to explain this to patients and families.
• Dispel common myths about Medicaid, including issues with estate recovery, the “look-back” period, gifting, asset transfers and excluded assets.
• Provide updated Medicaid numbers for 2019
• Discuss differences in planning and application for a single patient versus a married patient.
• Discuss in detail the Initial Asset Assessment and how that pertains to patients applying for Medicaid that have a spouse.
• Discuss detailed examples of the Medicaid planning and application process to show real world application.
• Discuss the dangers of not planning for the possibility of needing long term care.
• Provide a comprehensive description of the concept of asset preservation.
• Discuss the details of common concerns of nursing home residents in regard to cost, asset preservation and estate recovery.
5. Provide education and resources to the attendees to be able to answer questions related to preplanning funeral arrangements and their effect on Medicaid.
6. Provide in-depth discussion of decision-making documents including Designation of Healthcare Surrogates, Power of Attorney, HIPAA Waiver and Designation of Pre-Need Guardian.
• Discuss the differences between these documents
• Discuss the similarities of these documents
• Discuss how these documents are initiated and enacted
• Explain the details of Guardianship
• What type decisions are included
• Court documents needed
• Court process
• Incompetency
• Petitions for Guardianship
• Durable Power of Attorney
• Requirements
• Acknowledgement of duties and responsibilities
7. Provide a thorough analysis of pending legislation, new laws, possible upcoming changes and their potential impacts.
• Medicaid under the new and old laws
• ABLE accounts
• Validity of Documents
• Annuity Drawbacks
• Medicaid Asset Verification Program
• Medicaid Trends
• Protective Orders and Medicaid
• Estate Recovery
• Improperly Drafted Deeds
• Joint Bank Accounts
• IRAs & Medicaid
• Inherited IRA’s
