Welcome to the Faculty Service Center

The National Alliance for Care at Home thanks you for agreeing to serve as faculty for the 2025 National Alliance for Care at Home Annual Meeting & Exposition.  Specific session dates and times will be sent in a couple of weeks, so please maintain flexibility to present during the conference period of Monday, November 3 through Tuesday, November 4.

To support a smooth and successful experience, we’ve created the Faculty Service Center (FSC)—your go-to hub for important information, required tasks, and helpful resources related to your role. We hope you’ll find the FSC intuitive, convenient, and easy to navigate as you prepare for the event. Thank you again for your time, expertise, and commitment to advancing care at home.


Faculty Action Items:

  • Review and complete the 2025 Alliance Annual Meeting & Expo Workgroup Faculty and Planner Disclosure Form by August 29.
  • Registration is open! To receive your faculty rate, enter your exclusive code 2025AMFACULTY on the Profile Page next to “Discount Code.” Note: This code is for faculty use only and may not be shared.
  • Secure your accommodations at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside during online registration. Please use the hotel accommodations section within the registration form.
  • My Profile Update: Please make sure your personal information is correct in this section and make changes if needed. You will also notice the “Faculty Bio” at the bottom of the page. The information provided here will be posted on the event website and reprinted in event-related materials, so please double check this for accuracy, and revise as needed. 
  • Faculty Prep Call: Schedule time with event planners using the Bookings link to speak with the Alliance team regarding your session. The call will last under 30 minutes and is your chance to ask questions, hear feedback, or brainstorm new and creative ideas to make your session great.
  • Faculty Office Hour: Click below to review the faculty office hour recording. 
  • RECORDING | Register Now
    or copy and paste this link in your web browser: https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/8unSNmdYc20XW4093kW471mRgvr1aFht9nDFXKOArrYXDval95MovjYxI4tAnlZs.aa839i-5WFTrukEd
  • Submit Session PowerPoint: Save your completed PowerPoint presentation to Faculty Presentations using the format: [Presentation Title] - [First Author Last Name]. For example, if your presentation is titled "Innovative Teaching Methods in STEM" and the first author is Dr. Sarah Johnson, you would save it as: "Innovative Teaching Methods in STEM - Johnson"
    • The Alliance Education Team will need to review and ensure accreditation standards are met. 
    • Download the official PowerPoint template
    • Session and pre-event presentations due: October 10, 2025

Questions?

Contact Ebony Thomas-Blackman, Education Specialist at faculty@allianceforcareathome.org or 202-355-1641.

Review Steps: 

  • When ready to begin reviewing, select the “Proposal Title” below.
  • Read the proposal.
  • Below the proposal, you will see the rating criteria. Choose the score you feel is most applicable based on the criteria.
  • In the Comments field, note any overlap or synergies with other proposals you have reviewed.
  • Once you have scored all criteria, select "Submit" at the bottom of the proposal page.
  • The page will reload, and the proposal status will change to "Reviewed".
  • Review Deadline: August 1, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. ET
  • Call for Proposals Reference Site

Pre-Conference Activities - Registration Open for All Activities!

Enhance your professional development and Summit experience with a pre-event workshop or activity. Additional registration fees apply. 

Manager Development Program Foundational Course

November 1-2, 2025 | Day 1: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. | Day 2:  8 a.m. - 4 p.m
Join new and developing hospice managers colleagues for an intensive two days of learning that will result in a wealth of practical skills and tools you can apply directly and immediately upon your return to your workplace. The Hospice MDP Foundational Course is the first step in a multi-level developmental program designed to develop competent and confident hospice managers who can effectively manage the complexities in the hospice organization. This hospice-specific and comprehensive management program helps new and developing managers develop the skills they need to meet the challenges and changes they face in managing programs, systems, and people. Starting with the enduring and important values that undergird the provision of hospice and palliative care, the course provides information about hospice regulations and standards, includes a leadership assessment and model to help managers determine employee’s needs, helps develop critical thinking skills in the hospice manager and teaches strategies to employ during interviewing, coaching, feedback, and evaluation processes. Extensive materials and resources are provided during the classroom experience, and managers have ample opportunity to collaborate and learn from their peers. Following this course, additional in-person and online learning opportunities are provided to ensure managers’ ongoing professional development. 14 hours of continuing education credit will be available for nurses and physicians who attend both full days of the program. Breakfast and lunch are included both days.

Learning Outcomes 

  • Describe a values-based approach to management and leadership
  • Determine the hospice manager’s role in compliance and accountability
  • Assess individual leadership styles and adaptability
  • Discuss the relationship between your “style” as a manager and problem solving and outcomes
  • Define, explain, and identify keys to the effective use of behavioral interviewing, feedback, coaching and performance appraisal"

H3IT: Home Healthcare, Hospice, and Information Technology Conference

November 1, 2025 | 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Home Healthcare, Hospice, and Information Technology Conference is for all stakeholders interested in successfully leveraging technology, from decision-support tools to telehealth to artificial intelligence (AI), in providing care at home. Since 2014, H3IT has provided an authoritative forum where evidence-based findings, information, and tools are communicated to achieve reduced costs, better care, and better outcomes. H3IT's interdisciplinary and applied elements make the conference relevant to home health providers, IT vendors, and government agencies. Visit https://h3it.org for more information about H3IT.

Preview the full program.

Learning Outcomes

  • Explain the critical role of Information Technology (IT), such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, and telehealth, in providing Care at Home to benefit patients, families, and healthcare systems.
  • Explain the importance of building and utilizing an evidence base to support successful IT adoption in home healthcare and hospice.

Introduction to Hospice Compliance and Quality Workshop

November 2, 2025 | 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.

The Introduction to Hospice Compliance and Quality workshop offers a high-level exploration of regulatory standards, compliance essentials, and quality measurement critical to hospice providers. Participants gain practical insights through structured modules covering eligibility, patient care standards, organizational management, and the intricacies of Medicare conditions of payment. Through engaging real-world regulatory scenarios, this comprehensive program empowers hospice professionals to confidently enhance compliance, elevate quality, and promote improvement in hospice care delivery.

Learning Outcomes
• Learn how to design an effective compliance program and conduct internal compliance investigations
• Discuss up-to-date and emerging compliance and quality issues, such as HOPE implementation and quality reporting and the HIPAA implications of AI use
• Understand current trends in government enforcement