Introduction to the Business of Long-Term Care On Demand All Access
During our Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale, take 15 percent off our NEW series, Introduction to the Business of Long-Term Care, using code 2024Dealz!
The sale runs Friday, Nov. 29 through Monday, Dec. 2, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
What regulations must I follow? How do I set up a relationship with the facility in my area? How does this differ from my community business? Get these burning questions answered and more in this on-demand course.
Member Price: $299
Non-Member Price: $499
Note: NCPA offers a two-day workshop on The Business of Long-Term Care. The in person workshop is presented by the NCPA Innovation Center. Visit www.ncpa.org/ltcworkshop for future dates and to register for the full Workshop.
What your investment covers:
Part 1: Defining Long-Term Care and Anatomy of a LTC Patient
Defining Long-Term Care provides insight into how long-term care is defined across various stakeholders, government agencies, and regulatory bodies, along with where long-term care fits within the continuum of care.
Part 2: LTC Pharmacy Operations
LTC Pharmacy Operations examines the key operational drivers within an LTC pharmacy. This section will review the life cycle of a LTC prescription, along with how workflow, packaging, technology and regulations affect how pharmacies deliver care to their patients.
Part 3: Drivers of Margin
Drivers of Margin gives foundational knowledge regarding access to pricing and reimbursement by discussing LTC group purchasing organizations (GPOs) and pharmacy service administration organizations (PSAOs), as well as common payer types and reimbursement methodologies within LTC. This section will identify the process for calculating margin using patient type and payer type.
Part 4: Acquiring Business
Acquiring Business prepares participants for the journey of acquiring business to establish or grow their long-term care operation. This section provides the basic tools for participants to evaluate their local market, create a plan for engaging potential customers, and execute on their plan.
During our Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale, take 15 percent off our NEW series, Introduction to the Business of Long-Term Care, using code 2024Dealz!
The sale runs Friday, Nov. 29 through Monday, Dec. 2, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
What regulations must I follow? How do I set up a relationship with the facility in my area? How does this differ from my community business? Get these burning questions answered and more in this on-demand course.
Member Price: $299
Non-Member Price: $499
Note: NCPA offers a two-day workshop on The Business of Long-Term Care. The in person workshop is presented by the NCPA Innovation Center. Visit www.ncpa.org/ltcworkshop for future dates and to register for the full Workshop.
What your investment covers:
Part 1: Defining Long-Term Care and Anatomy of a LTC Patient
Defining Long-Term Care provides insight into how long-term care is defined across various stakeholders, government agencies, and regulatory bodies, along with where long-term care fits within the continuum of care.
Part 2: LTC Pharmacy Operations
LTC Pharmacy Operations examines the key operational drivers within an LTC pharmacy. This section will review the life cycle of a LTC prescription, along with how workflow, packaging, technology and regulations affect how pharmacies deliver care to their patients.
Part 3: Drivers of Margin
Drivers of Margin gives foundational knowledge regarding access to pricing and reimbursement by discussing LTC group purchasing organizations (GPOs) and pharmacy service administration organizations (PSAOs), as well as common payer types and reimbursement methodologies within LTC. This section will identify the process for calculating margin using patient type and payer type.
Part 4: Acquiring Business
Acquiring Business prepares participants for the journey of acquiring business to establish or grow their long-term care operation. This section provides the basic tools for participants to evaluate their local market, create a plan for engaging potential customers, and execute on their plan.
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Introduction to the Business of Long-Term Care – Part 1: Defining Long-Term Care and Anatomy of a LTC Patient | |
Introduction to the Business of Long-Term Care – Part 2: LTC Pharmacy Operations | |
Introduction to the Business of Long-Term Care – Part 3: Drivers of Margin | |
Introduction to the Business of Long-Term Care – Part 4: Acquiring Business |