| Representing Clients With A Medicaid Administrative Appeal | This session will discuss general procedures for assisting clients with a Medicaid administrative appeal and how to assist clients as expeditiously as possible with navigating the process. This session will distinguish strategies between financial liability appeals, and appeals related to amount, duration, and scope of services. Alternative Dispute resolution will be touched on and potential ADA claims as well. |
| Case Note: Endrew F. v. Douglas County School District RE-1 | The U.S. Supreme Court requires schools to challenge students with disabilities. |
| Advocating for Your Client's Right to Remain in the Community | learn to advocate for your client’s civil right to remain in the community and how to participate in your state’s HCBS transition plan and how to advise clients on those changes. |
| How Elder and Special Needs Law Attorneys Can Help People Diagnosed with MS | A series of 5 videos developed to help those diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, and/or their families and caregivers to understand how elder law and special needs law attorneys can assist with their particular legal needs. |
| The HCBS Settings Rule: What Is It & How Will It Impact You | The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released regulations that define Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) settings in January 2014. These regulations deal with the standards required for HCBS, such as access to the community, control over personal resources, and ability to seek employment. States have until March 2019 to implement these new rules when providing HCBS through a waiver or state plan option. This webinar will contain an overview of the rule from the Administration for Community Living and a discussion on how to this rule will impact your practice. |