Adding Life Care Management To Your Life Care Planning Practice
Description:
There is a growing need for professionals to provide services to older adults, individuals with chronic health conditions & disability. These services include care planning, coordination of care, comprehensive assessments, ongoing management, advocacy, concierge-style support, transition assistance, and advisory services. Individuals, families, attorneys, insurers and other stakeholders increasingly rely upon experienced and capable professionals to help provide solutions and answers while helping to navigate the often complicated healthcare & long term care industry. Life Care Planners make great Life Care Managers because of their consistent and reliable methodology, experience working with a myriad of complex health conditions while understanding the current needs, and working collaboratively to help determine the probability for future care designed for optimal health & wellness.
Objectives
Participants will Identify three benefits of adding Life Care Management to their practice
Participants will become knowledgeable about the growing need and opportunity for Life Care Managers
Participants will be able to Relate how Life Care Management can be complimentary to the life care planning and/or vocational practice
There is a growing need for professionals to provide services to older adults, individuals with chronic health conditions & disability. These services include care planning, coordination of care, comprehensive assessments, ongoing management, advocacy, concierge-style support, transition assistance, and advisory services. Individuals, families, attorneys, insurers and other stakeholders increasingly rely upon experienced and capable professionals to help provide solutions and answers while helping to navigate the often complicated healthcare & long term care industry. Life Care Planners make great Life Care Managers because of their consistent and reliable methodology, experience working with a myriad of complex health conditions while understanding the current needs, and working collaboratively to help determine the probability for future care designed for optimal health & wellness.
Objectives
Participants will Identify three benefits of adding Life Care Management to their practice
Participants will become knowledgeable about the growing need and opportunity for Life Care Managers
Participants will be able to Relate how Life Care Management can be complimentary to the life care planning and/or vocational practice
CEU: 1
Date Presented: September 13th, 2023
Presenter(s): Jennifer Crowley, BSN, RN, CLCP, CADDCT, CDP, CMC,& Shanna Huber, MSN/Ed, RN, CCM, CLCP, CNLCP, CMC
Bio: Jennifer Crowley, BSN, RN, CLCP, CADDCT, CDP, CMC, has been a registered nurse for 30 years. She is a certified life care planner and certified care manager. She owns Eagleview West, a care management and consulting company serving northwest Montana. She is the author of “7 Steps to Long-Term Care Planning” and coauthor of the recently released book entitled “The Life Care Management Handbook.” Along with coauthor and cofounder Shanna Huber, she cofounded The Life Care Management Institute.
Shanna Huber, MSN/Ed, RN, CCM, CLCP, CNLCP, CMC, has been a registered nurse for 26 years. She is the owner of Ripple Life Care Planning, a private care management practice, and owner of My Junna Software, a client management software for care managers who need a system dedicated to their specific needs. Shanna and coauthor Jennifer Crowley recently published the Life Care Management Handbook for individuals who want to start or grow a private care management practice. Shanna is cofounder of The Life Care Management Institute.
Shanna Huber, MSN/Ed, RN, CCM, CLCP, CNLCP, CMC, has been a registered nurse for 26 years. She is the owner of Ripple Life Care Planning, a private care management practice, and owner of My Junna Software, a client management software for care managers who need a system dedicated to their specific needs. Shanna and coauthor Jennifer Crowley recently published the Life Care Management Handbook for individuals who want to start or grow a private care management practice. Shanna is cofounder of The Life Care Management Institute.
