Successful organizations thrive through constant rethinking and reinvention—whether it’s changing your business model, your marketing approach, or the way you define your strategy. How can you ‘break out of the box’? How can you prepare yourself and lead others to manage the changes headed our way? How can innovation and continuous improvement become a part of your organization’s culture? How can you re-conceive your work so that your company is better positioned, stronger and more profitable?

LTC 100 offers you a timely opportunity to explore these questions—and more—with other long term care executives from the industry’s most progressive organizations, and thought leaders from across the country. Read More

The12th annual LTC 100 Conference sold out for the third consecutive year and offered providers a great forum for discussing strategies, learning and sharing best practices with other long term care leaders. The program, Beyond Reform: Succeeding in the New Healthcare Landscape, featured sessions on topics affecting your business and the industry today and in the years to come—payment reform, financing, leadership in a changing environment, how “boomers” select rehab for aging parents, repositioning your properties and much more. Click Here to See Who Attended.

	2010 Program Highlights
	Executive MBA Program: Transitional Care—Reinventing the Future of Long Term Care Thriving in Turbulent Times: Developing a Change Ready Mindset by Robert Kriegel Live Focus Group: How Boomers Choose Rehab for Aging Parents Blogs, Twitter and Facebook—Oh My! The Role of Social Media in Long Term Care Riches in Niches: Long Stay Alternatives Home Care Wants to Eat Your Lunch: Long Term Care vs. Home Care Debate Seniornomics: Challenging Conventional Assumptions in Long Term Care HUD Finance: A Winner’s Guide Raising Capital: It All Starts with Equity Strategies for Success under RUGS-IV Attracting and Retaining Quality Staff: New Insight on an Age Old Problem Post-Acute Bundling is Here: PACE as a Successful Capitated Business Model Think Before You Spend: Positioning Your Facilities to Win Best Practices for Reducing Risk in Your Organization

For the next ten years, we hope to see long term care emerge as one of the brightest lights in U.S. healthcare — to continue to be not only the most efficient setting in healthcare, but also to take a creative, entrepreneurial approach towards improving the quality of care and meeting the evolving needs of consumers.