Highlights from Upcoming Pennsylvania Elder Law Institute on July 23 & 24
July 16, 2015
Probably the best bang for your CLE buck in Pennsylvania comes from the two-day Elder Law Institute hosted each summer by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. This year the 18th annual event is on July 23 & 24 in Harrisburg.
Highlights include:
- “The Year in Review” with attorneys Marielle Hazen and Robert Clofine sharing duties to report on key legislative, regulatory and judicial developments from the last 12 months;
- How to “maximize” eligibility for home and community based services (Steve Feldman and Pam Walz);
- Cross disciplinary discussions of end-of-life care with medical professionals and hospice providers;
- LTC “provider” perspectives (Kimber Latsha and Jacqueline Shafer);
- Latest on proposals to change Veterans’ Pension Benefits (Dennis Pappas);
- Implementation of the Pa Supreme Court’s Elder Law Task Force Recommendations (Judges Lois Murphy, Paula Ott, Sheila Woods-Skipper & Christin Hamel);
- A closing session opportunity, “Let’s Ask the Department of Human Services Counsel” (with Addie Abelson, Mike Newell & Lesley Oakes)
There is still time to registration (you can attend one or both days; lunches are included and there is a reception the first evening).
I think this is the first year I have missed this key opportunity for networking and updates; but I’m sending my research assistant!
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