SMASH 2026 - Senior Care Marketing & Sales Summit

Home Modifications for Better Patient OutcomesCEU Webinar Series (2026)Presented by Lifeway MobilityThis CEU webinar series is designed to equip healthcare professionals with practical knowledge, demonstrations, and best practices related to home modifications that support better patient outcomes. Each webinar is 1 hour and provides opportunities to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) (see registration page for eligibility details).Why Attend?1. Earn CEUs to meet licensure requirements2. Expert Speakers sharing real-world insights on home modifications3. Improve Patient Outcomes with actionable, evidence-based strategiesWho Should Attend?Ideal for:-- Occupational Therapists (OTs)-- Physical Therapists (PTs)-- Case workers-- Social workers-- Nurses-- Other healthcare professionals focused on patient outcomes2026 Webinar ScheduleEmpowering IndependenceFebruary 25 at 10:00 AM MT or August 26 at 1:00 PM MTReducing ReadmissionsApril 29 at 11:00 AM MT or October 28 at 11:00 AM MTGuest Speaker: Sandy Alexander, B.Sc. (OT)Community and Clinical Education SpecialistEthics & SafetyJune 24 at 12:00 PM MT or December 16 at 12:00 PM MTGuest Speaker: Joe Finnegan, VP of Manufacturing for RediSpan RampsRegistrationScan the QR code on the flyer

Home Modifications for Better Patient OutcomesCEU Webinar Series (2026)Presented by Lifeway MobilityThis CEU webinar series is designed to equip healthcare professionals with practical knowledge, demonstrations, and best practices related to home modifications that support better patient outcomes. Each webinar is 1 hour and provides opportunities to earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) (see registration page for eligibility details).Why Attend?1. Earn CEUs to meet licensure requirements2. Expert Speakers sharing real-world insights on home modifications3. Improve Patient Outcomes with actionable, evidence-based strategiesWho Should Attend?Ideal for:-- Occupational Therapists (OTs)-- Physical Therapists (PTs)-- Case workers-- Social workers-- Nurses-- Other healthcare professionals focused on patient outcomes2026 Webinar ScheduleEmpowering IndependenceFebruary 25 at 10:00 AM MT or August 26 at 1:00 PM MTReducing ReadmissionsApril 29 at 11:00 AM MT or October 28 at 11:00 AM MTGuest Speaker: Sandy Alexander, B.Sc. (OT)Community and Clinical Education SpecialistEthics & SafetyJune 24 at 12:00 PM MT or December 16 at 12:00 PM MTGuest Speaker: Joe Finnegan, VP of Manufacturing for RediSpan RampsRegistrationScan the QR code on the flyer

Lessons for Living Free Webinar SeriesHosted by University of Illinois ExtensionJoin University of Illinois Extension for the Lessons for Living free webinar series, designed to provide practical, research-based education to help you make informed decisions for everyday life. Each session offers expert guidance on topics ranging from food safety and gardening to companionship and dementia awareness.Gardening on a BudgetDates: September 10 at 10:00 AMLearn how to start a container garden that nourishes both your body and your wallet. Discover how gardening on a budget can become a rewarding hobby that satisfies your taste buds. This session covers start-up expenses and practical tips to help you supplement your grocery budget with homegrown produce.Registration InformationRegister for webinars at least one week in advance:go.illinois.edu/2026HCElessonsContact InformationFor questions or reasonable accommodation requests, contact:Cheri BurchamPhone: (217) 543-3755Email: [email protected] information about previous lessons, contact your local Illinois Extension office.

AI-Based Fitness Wearable and App Program for Older Adults Living Alone With Cognitive DeclineResearchers at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville are seeking participants for a six-month, home-based research study involving a fitness wearable and mobile app. The program is designed for older adults who live alone and have mild memory or thinking concerns.Who Can Participate?You may qualify if you:Are 65 years of age or olderLive alone in the United StatesHave an iPhone or Android smartphoneHave internet or Wi-Fi access at homeHave mild memory or thinking concernsComplete fewer than 150 minutes of exercise each weekWhat Will Participants Do?Participants will:Wear a Fitbit Charge 6 activity tracker, which will be providedUse a fitness app, if applicableAnswer questions about their healthParticipate in the study for six monthsComplete all activities from homeno travel is requiredWhy Participate?This study may help participants:Become more physically activeLearn new ways to support their health and well-beingLocationRemote participation from anywhere in the United States.Contact InformationTo learn more or determine whether you qualify, contact the research team:Email: [email protected]: 865-974-7971Research TeamDr. Zarmina Amin, PhDDr. Zan Gao, PhDThe University of Tennessee, Knoxville202C2 HPER Building1914 Andy Holt AvenueKnoxville, TN 37996-2700