The Ambulance Association of Pennsylvania (AAP) Presents

Pennsylvania’s 2022 Annual Ambulance

Reimbursement Conference

May 3 – May 4, 2022

National and State reimbursement issues

Emergency and Non-Emergency Medical Services Compliance

• Medicare and Federal Update
• Money of the Future: Generating Revenue Through EMS Alternative Delivery Models
• Defeat the Villians of EMS Billing
• Increased Ambulance Reimbursements Through Medicaid Bridge Funding Programs

YOU CAN NOT AFFORD TO MISS THIS VITAL INFORMATION!

View the speakers and agenda here: Conference Info 

Registration/Payment and Cancellation Procedure(s):

YOU MUST PRE-REGISTER ONLINE HERE (Members must be signed in to receive the members-only discount).

• Payment must be received with your registration or a few days after (if paying by invoice). For your convenience, we now accept Visa, Mastercard, and Discover credit card payments online.
• Please make check payable to the Ambulance Association of Pennsylvania.  If mailing a check, payment must be received by April 26, 2022.
• Cancellations made prior to April 26, 2022, will be subject to a $25.00 administrative fee. No refunds will be made for cancellations after April 26th.

Mail payments with a copy of your invoice to:

Ambulance Association of Pennsylvania
PO Box 60183
Harrisburg, PA 17106-0183

Questions???

Call 717-512-5609 or email Heather Sharar.

Experts from New York and Pennsylvania will come together to address how we can advance care delivery to support reentry and collaborate to transform Medicaid, in an event co-hosted by City & State PA and Unite Us. The session will look at achieving social care coordination at scale, examine the challenges around social care capacity and resources, and discuss the impact of social care data in improving health outcomes. Sally Kozak, MHA, RN, Deputy Secretary, State Medicaid Director, and Deputy Secretary, Office of Medical Assistance Programs, Pennsylvania Department of Human Services is among those presenting. Learn more and register for the March 29, 1:00 – 3:00 pm webinar. There is no fee to register.

Black Mental Health Matters is a two-part webinar Series in honor of National Black History Month and facilitated by Dr. Eunice Peterson, a board-certified Adult and Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist. The webinar is an interactive presentation with a Q&A session designed to provide participants with an understanding of how racism impacts mental health. Registration is required for this free event.

• PART I: Thursday, Feb. 11 from 2:30 – 4 pm: Register Here
• PART II: Thursday, Feb. 25 from 2:30 – 4 pm: Register Here

The HRSA Office of Women’s Health is excited to announce the availability of Caring for Women with Opioid Use Disorder: A Toolkit for Organizational Leaders and Providers (PDF – 5.8 MB). Communities throughout our nation continue to be impacted by the opioid epidemic, which has been exacerbated by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Women are uniquely impacted by opioid use: women who use opioids progress to dependence more quickly than men, experience more cravings, and are more likely to relapse. Because opioid use disproportionately impacts those living in medically underserved areas, HRSA-supported settings are uniquely positioned to address this health crisis.

The toolkit developed by the HRSA Office of Women’s Health, with support from the HHS Office on Women’s Health, provides resources and information to bolster care coordination services for women with opioid use disorder. A webinar introducing this toolkit and how to navigate it will be held on January 28. For questions or comments related to the toolkit, please contact HRSAOWH@hrsa.gov.

NRHA will host their 32nd Annual Rural Health Policy Institute February 9-11th, 2021, via NRHA’s virtual platform. Policy Institute is the largest rural advocacy event in the nation and provides attendees the opportunity to learn first-hand about the development and implementation of rural health care policy at the federal level. This year’s event will feature key policy makers and health care leaders from the Executive Branch and Congress, as well as a dedicated time to discuss addressing health disparities facing rural communities. Come join rural health care professionals from across the nation as they discuss the critical issues facing rural communities, and don’t miss out on your opportunity to share your voice with the new Administration and 117th Congress. You can register and find more information about the event by clicking here. NRHA’s 32nd Annual Rural Health Policy Institute is an event you will not want to miss!

Registration has officially begun for Rural Assembly Everywhere. You can be one of the first to claim your spot and join us Oct. 26 to 30 for a great lineup of speakers, breakouts and happy hours.

This includes all the keynote speakers we’ve announced so far, such as New York Times bestselling author and journalist Sarah Smarsh, Krista Tippett of The On Being Project, Harvard University political theorist Dr. Danielle Allen, and former U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius.

Register today to attend Rural Assembly Everywhere and take part in the conversation, free and from anywhere!

Rural Assembly Everywhere is a virtual festival for the curious and the critical, the listeners and the connectors. It’s geared toward rural allies, neighbors, and admirers. The goal of Rural Assembly Everywhere is to create an experience that will inform, entertain, inspire, and demonstrate how we belong to each other. Learn more and register at ruralassembly.org/everywhere.