2017 SPONSORSHIP

EXHIBITOR REGISTRATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND TRADE SHOW 

November 9, 2017 – Location: www.Bridgewaterbanquetcenter.com

10561 Sawmill Parkway   Powell, Ohio 43065

 BECOME A SPONSOR AND REACH EVERY

NURSING HOME IN OHIO!

We are offering an exciting opportunity to be featured at the annual conference for the Ohio Person Centered Care Coalition. We are sure you would want to be a part of this dynamic organization and have the chance to have your message out to EVERY nursing home in Ohio! Tables and sponsorships are going fast. You can register online for your company with a credit card and reserve your spot TODAY.

· Our members honor our vendor supporters with their business

· We have 800+ members

· Expecting attendance of 500+

· Every nursing home in OH will be receiving an invitation and early polls show great interest

· Quality Care is represented by aligning with the Ohio Person Centered Care Coalition!

· This event is being supported by the Ohio Department of Aging- Scholarships will be available for staff of about 200 nursing homes participants in the Staff Engagement NH Quality Improvement Project with their local Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program.

· JOIN WITH OUR COALITION TODAY! Sign up as a vendor and be a special partner and associate your company towards NAVIGATING THE FUTURE! Look below…

70% OF EXHIBITORS EXHIBIT TO BUILD PARTNERSHIPS

Let’s make a deal! 70% of exhibitors say they exhibit to create and or strengthen industry relationships or partnerships. This demonstrates that trade shows add significant value beyond their value in reaching clients and prospects. Trade shows are where an industry gathers, and it’s often the best time to forge and renew alliances with partners, not just interact with buyers.

OHIO PERSON CENTERED CARE COALITION IS A STRONG ALLIANCE AND ASSOCIATED WITH QUALITY CARE!

ALIGN AND PARTNER WITH US!

About Centered Care

Person-centered care is a relationship-based approach to nursing home care that honors and respects the voice of elders and those working closest with them. It involves a continuing process of listening, trying new things, seeing how they work, and changing things in an effort to individualize care and de-institutionalize the nursing home environment. 

Person-centered care is not about more forms, more lists, more reporting, or more work. It is about finding a decent and kind way to serve older adults that makes their lives and the lives of their caregivers more meaningful, a common-sense approach to bringing care back into caregiving at the nursing home and enriching the lives of those that live and work there. 

Principles and values of person-centered care

• Every person has strengths, gifts, and contributions to offer.
• Every person has hopes, dreams and desires.
• Each person is the primary authority on his or her life, along with those who them.
• Every person has the ability to express preferences and to make choices.
• A person's choices and preferences shall always be considered.

THIS is what we strive to help facilities with education, tools and resources to provide!

Navigating the Future Conference Information

Partners in Person-Centered Care

We are excited to work with the Ohio Office of the State Long-Term Care Ombudsman to offer an intense opportunity for nursing facility leadership and staff to learn more about person-centered care. Sessions will include innovative initiatives to improve staff retention, person-centered choices such as dining, person-centered discharge planning and much more! 

Bridgewater Banquet Center
10561 Sawmill Parkway
Powell, OH 43065
www.bridgewaterbanquetcenter.com

The conference is 8:30 – 5:00 p.m. with registration starting at 8:00 a.m. Go to the banquet center website for information about local hotels.  We are expecting 500+ attendees.

Tickets: $149 per person

Lunch included

Scholarships are available for participants in the Staff Engagement NH Quality Improvement Project. FREE attendance for project participants.  Scholarships will be preapproved for project participants by their Regional Ombudsman Project Liaison, who will be communicating the code for the scholarship. Please refer questions to: Erin Pettegrew at epettegrew@age.ohio.gov..

Approval as a limited provider by the Board of Examiners of Nursing Home Administrators is being requested 6.25 CEUs from most licensing boards by LeadingAgeOhio.

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