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The OGS Annual Conference is an outstanding educational opportunity for all healthcare professionals for care of the older adult. Audience includes: Physician, Medical Director, Nursing, Pharmacy, Physician Associate, Administrator, and those in-training: Fellows, Residents, and Medical Students.
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Join PALTmed - Georgia for an engaging symposium with expert speakers, interactive workshops, and networking opportunities. Earn 10 CEUs!
(Michigan and Midwest joint chapter event). During this FREE CME/CE-certified live webinar you'll learn how to analyze the benefits of optimizing brain health to prevent cognitive decline before it occurs, apply best practices for discussing brain health and cognitive decline with patients during routine care, and assess modifiable risk factors for cognitive decline and dementia at patient visits.
Read MoreJoin your fellow Texans at our annual conference July 31-August 2 at the Westin Houston. Network with fellow health care providers and earn some CME!
Read MoreSave the date! PALTmed-Colorado's 31st annual Conference: Visionary Goals & Inspiring Leadership will be held on April 24, 2026 at the Denver PPA Event Center, 2105 Decatur Street, Denver Colorado. We are offering a virtual livestream option though the best experience will be in-person!
Each year, this event draws over 230 professionals dedicated to post-acute and long-term care medicine for a full day conference with continuing medical education. Join us as we share best in class education, bring together our community, and advocate for the patients we serve.
Contact Ian Cordes at ian.cordes@gmail.com with any questions.
The PALTmed - North Central (NCSPALTC) will host its Annual Seminar on Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at the Ramkota Hotel in Sioux Falls, SD.
For more information, please visit www.sdhca.org/medical-directors and view the program booklet, registration, and hotel information. Exhibitors will also find information to exhibit at the seminar.
For people with serious mental illness (SMI), transitions from the nursing home to the hospital or the community, or from the hospital to the nursing home, each bring their own set of challenges. This webinar will address the common barriers that exist around transitions of care for people with SMI and provide strategies and tips for optimizing transitions and ensuring the best possible care for these patients. Panelists will discuss ways to identify and engage community and facility resources, improve communication within the interprofessional team, and work with families to clarify expectations and care goals.
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