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2024 Rural Health Workshop

June 11 - 13, 2024


Renaissance Baton Rouge Hotel

Baton Rouge, Louisiana



The Louisiana Rural Health Association and Well-Ahead Louisiana will be co-hosting the 


2024 Rural Health Workshop


The Rural Health Workshop gives rural providers an opportunity to hear from federal and state-level leaders on current hot topics. It also provides information on available funding and technical assistance opportunities—plus offers education that aims to improve patient care and eliminate rural health disparities.

Registration is no cost and is open now! The workshop has something for everyone on your healthcare team. Space is limited, so be sure to register early!

 Registration is now closed. 


AGENDA


VIEW WORKSHOP AGENDA


Presentations

Plenary Sessions

Break Out Sessions:

Day One 

Self-Survey to Stay in Compliance

Steve Simmerman

Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer

The Compliance Team

 Self Survey to Stay in Compliance.pdf 
Rural Health Clinic Billing Transition

Amy Graham

Principal

Stroudwater Associate

 Rural Health Clinic Billing Transition.pdf

Grantsmanship: Why Strategy Matters and How to Make it Work for Your Organization

Laura Wilson, BS Consultant

J2 Strategic Solution

 Grantsmanship.pdf

2024 Updates for Rural Hospitals

Jerry Phillips

Executive Director

Louisiana Rural Hospital Coalition

 2024 Medicare Updates.pdf
Revitalizing Rural Healthcare: Innovations in Finding the Right People for Rural Health Systems

Jay Sage

Senior Vice President of Workforce Solutions

AHSA


Jheri Corb, MS, EPc, CES

Vice President of Client Success

AHSA 

 Revitalizing Rural Healthcare.pdf
Starting Chronic Care Management in a Rural Health Clinic

Scott Brouillette MSN, RN, CCRN, NI-BC Owner/Consultant

Gulf South Analytic

 Starting Chronic Care Management in a Rural Health Clinic.pdf
Telehealth for Rural Health Clinics

Chrisey Smith, MBA

Healthcare Innovation Supervisor Well-Ahead Louisiana

 RHW Telehealth Billing_Chrisey Smith.pdf
Project Freedom: Addressing Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Rural Needs

Jennifer Rush, M.Ed., LPC, LMFT Program Coordinator for Project Freedom

Southwest Louisiana Primary Health Center

 Project Freedom.pdf
The Population Health Cohort: An Equity Driven Approach to Prevent and Management Heart Disease in Louisiana

Charmaigne Johnson

Heart Disease Quality Improvement Manager

Well-Ahead Louisiana


Eloisa Lopez, MPH

Quality Improvement Coordinator

CareSouth Medical & Dental 

 Population Health Cohort.pdf
Swing Bed Certification to Fill Those Beds

Steve Simmerman

Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer

The Compliance Team

 TCT Swing Bed PPT 2024.pdf
What Rural Hospitals Should Know About Partnerships

Clare Kelley, MPH

Senior Consultant

Stroudwater Associates

 LA Rural Value May 2024.pdf


PRE-CONFERENCE

As a pre-conference of the 2024 Rural Health Workshop, we are hosting a free Medicare Boot Camp®–Rural Health Clinic Version, presented by HCPro.

The Medicare Boot Camp®–Rural Health Clinic Version is a one-day intensive course on Medicare designation, coding, billing, and payment for rural health clinics. This training will give you the knowledge and tools to find the answers to your most compelling Medicare billing questions pertaining to this unique setting. 

The event will be held on June 10, 2024, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. as a pre-conference to the 2024 Rural Health Workshop at the Renaissance Hotel in Baton Rouge. Lunch will be provided, and attendance is free. Registration for this event is closed.

The Medicare Boot Camp®–Rural Health Clinic Version has been approved for 4.0 hours of CRHCP Continuing Education Units and 7.5 hours of AHIMA credits.


LODGING


The room block for this event is now closed.


EVENT SPONSORS

THANK YOU TO OUR EVENT SPONSORS!

BON TEMP SPONSOR



ZYDECO SPONSOR


LAGNIAPPE SPONSORS





About the Association

Our Values

  • Integrity: We value transparency, build trust, and represent the interest of our collective membership.
  • Connection: We believe communication and relationships are critical for supporting our members.
  • Unity: We know that we can collectively impact lives of rural Louisianans through collaboration, representation, and advocacy.
  • Culture: We embody diversity, equity, and inclusion as we serve all in Rural Louisiana and leverage cultural assets as Healthcare Provider and community champions.
  • Action: We demonstrate our role as a rural health leader by serving with compassion, and embracing innovation in addressing the unique challenges of Rural Louisiana.


Contacts

Denae Hebert, Executive Director 

dhebert@lrha.org

985-369-3813

133 Highway 402 / P.O. Box 387 

Napoleonville, LA 70390 

 

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