We have implemented a new system for receiving CE credits for a previously recorded webinar. You will be required to submit a short assessment verifying that you completed the webinar.
Credits are available 1 year after posted. You will not receive credit for an expired webinar.
2024 Webinars
Date: 10.24.24
Speaker: Scott Gwartney
Topic: Navigating Justice: Handling Personal Injury Claims in Guardianship
Category: Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation
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Date: 8.22.24
Speaker: Catherine Davey
Topic: Guardianship, Guardian Advocacy, and the Alternatives
Category: Guardianship Law
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Date: 7.25.24
Speaker: Sharon Reich
Topic: Benefits Equals Dollars: Using a Pooled Trust to Reduce Healthcare Costs
Category: General
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Date: 6.27.24
Speaker: Brenda Hagar
Topic: Navigating End-of-Life Planning: Strategies for Managing Funeral Expenses
Category: Fiduciary Responsibilities
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Date: 5.23.24
Speaker: David Lillesand, Esq.
Topic: Guardians’ Frustration and Remedies for Dealing with the federal Social Security Administration
Category: General
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Date: 4.25.24
Speaker: James Vales
Topic: Housing and Urban Development- Veterans Administration Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH Program)
Category: General
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Date: 3.28.24
Speaker: Jon Mendelsohn
Topic: Limit Liability and Help Clients Pay for Caregiving Needs with a Buyout of Existing Life Insurance
Category: General
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Date: 2.22.24
Speaker: Alex Hanley
Topic: Guardianship and Surety Bonds: What You Need to Know
Category: Fiduciary Responsibilities
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Date: 1.25.24
Speaker: Catherine Dunlap
Topic: Guiding Veterans: Essential VHA Services
Category: General
2023 Webinars
Presenters Name: Steven Dunn and Kevin Dunn
Title: Long Term Care Policies: Understanding How They Work & How to File Successful Claims
Recording Link: https://youtu.be/j_d-67cObmk
CE Credits Expired
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Presenters Name: Karla Starkey, Nicole Finegan and Becki Cassidy
Title: Taxes – What Guardians Need to Know
Recording Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOiKMy2ALYA
CE Credits Expired
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Presenters Name: Cindy Gray, RN CDP of ComForCare Home Care – Greater Orlando
Title: Choices in Private Duty Home Care
Recording Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOiKMy2ALYA
CE’s Expired
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Presenters Name: Leonard Hock
Title: Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST): What is it and why should you know about it as a guardian?
Recording Link: https://youtu.be/92tEH1vqVtU
CE Credits Expired
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Presenters Name: Anthony Palmieri
Title: Guardianship Integrity Assurance: Investigating Guardians
Recording Link: https://youtu.be/LaGkrbuIITI
CE’s Expired
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Speakers: Heidi Isenhart & Stephanie Cook with Shuffield Lowman
Title: An Interactive Session with Seasoned Guardianship Attorneys: Exploring Conflicts & Creative Solutions on a Practical Level
Recording Link: https://youtu.be/4pk0ednQA2I
CE’s Expired
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Speaker: Jital Patel
Title: Empowering Guardians: Navigating Occupational Therapy and Older Adult Driving for Independence
Recording Link: https://youtu.be/q8zHkHiea_c
CE’s Expired
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Speaker: Elizabeth Bertrand
Title: Entity Options for Professional Guardians
CE’s Expired
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Speaker: John Finch
Title: ABLE: Florida’s Disability Savings Program
Category: Fiduciary Responsibilities
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Speaker: Claudia Porpiglia
Title: Understanding the “Benefits Debacle”: A Deep Dive into Disability Benefits and the DAC Program
Category: Fiduciary Responsibilities
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Speaker: Kate Harple and Theresa Barton
Title: Exploring the Potential of ChatGPT for Professional Guardians
No CE’s offered
Past Quarterly Meetings
March 28, 2023
Title: Make Your Billing Better Quarterly Meeting
Description: As a professional guardian in the state of Florida, there are things you shall and must do per Statute 744 and the 58M-2 Standards of Practice, but when was the last time you really read these documents? Do you know how to word your billing in a way that proves you did the things you “shall” or “must” do, while keeping it brief, protecting the ward’s privacy and complying with ever-changing court requirements?
The “Make Your Billing Better Quarterly Meeting” is a deep dive into Statute and the Standards of Practice that can help guardians understand the full scope of their duties. Each quarter, we will take 1 or 2 statutes/ standards of practice and pull them apart as a group to discuss ways the SHALLS and MUSTS can be used to make your billing stronger and less likely to be cut by the courts. The goal is to help guardians come away with usable information and suggestions that they can put into place in their guardianship practice, whether they are a stand-alone guardian, a guardian with one staff, or a guardian with many staff
Presentation Recording: https://youtu.be/iyIb_VLb8EQ