Seniorlink speaking at the 2018 HCBS Conference
Lois Simon, Seniorlink’s EVP of Policy and Programs, is speaking on the panel “National Family Caregiving Policy – What Might the RAISE Act Inspire?” at this year’s HCBS National Home & Community Based Services Conference, hosted by NASUAD.
The panel will bring together key thought leaders from across the health care landscape who will articulate their unique perspectives on caregiving and the passage of this seminal legislation that rightly recognizes the influence family caregivers have in improving value-based care. Other panelists include Laura Sankey, of Centene, Denise Brown, Caregiving.com and Grace Whiting, National Alliance for Caregiving.
Key Info:
National Family Caregiving Policy – What Might the RAISE Act Inspire?
HCBS National Home & Community Based Services Conference
August 28, 4:15-5:30pm
Marriott Waterfront Baltimore
Baltimore, MD
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