NCALA Fall Conference & Trade Show

The NCALA Fall Conference & Trade Show is set to take place at the Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem, United States. This event, now in its ninth edition, anticipates a visitor count of approximately 350 attendees and will feature around 90 exhibitors. It serves as an essential platform for professionals in the assisted living sector, addressing critical topics and providing opportunities for networking and learning.The conference will include a series of engaging webinars, such as 'Navigating Medicaid, Managed Care and Empowering the Workforce', 'Waste Less, Save More: Innovative Solutions for Reducing Waste', and 'Water Hygiene & Legionella Control'. Additional sessions will focus on compliance and best practices in clinical settings, including 'Finding and Fixing Your Own Non-Compliance', 'Hearing Preparation and Overview of Settlement Agreements', and 'Clinical Best Practice and Med Error Prevention'. These sessions are designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of participants, empowering them to better serve the communities they work with.Furthermore, the conference will highlight the DHSR-approved 120-hour NCALA Administrator Certification Program, which comprises in-person and online training, culminating in on-the-job training (OJT) with a preceptor. The program is available for both NCALA members at a cost of $795 and non-members at $1,095. This certification is vital for those pursuing a career in assisted living administration, ensuring compliance with state requirements. Attendees will also have the chance to learn about Family Care Home Administrator Approval and the associated costs.In addition to the educational components, the conference will provide attendees with lunch and refreshments, ensuring a conducive environment for networking and collaboration. The NCALA is dedicated to advocating for the assisted living industry, especially as it faces increased scrutiny from state regulations. Through this conference, participants will not only gain knowledge but also contribute to the collective voice of the industry, reinforcing the importance of effective care and management in assisted living facilities.