Pre Conference Day Events – June 9th
i2i Center’s First
Advancing Success Day!
Advancing Success topics are a new category of i2i Center offerings designed to support payors, providers, and users in exploring innovative products, services, and tools available to support your success.
Registration Only $50
Earn up to 3 Hours of Continuing Education Credits
Scholarships, sponsored by Trillium Health Resources, are available for individuals with lived experience and family members to attend the TULA Learning Lab: Experience Technology Solutions for Independence and Improved Health Outcomes through Hands-on Learning session. Please email salenna@i2icenter.org to make a request. A scholarship covers the cost of registration.
June 9th – 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
TULA Learning Lab: Experience Technology Solutions for Independence and Improved Health Outcomes through Hands-on Learning
Join Trillium Health Resources for an interactive and engaging Learning Lab featuring TULA – Trillium Ultimate Living Assistant, a statewide award-winning program that provides personalized technology with real-time, two-way communication and remote support from a dedicated care team. Experience firsthand how TULA meets individuals’ unique care needs, promoting healthy, meaningful lives.
TARGET AUDIENCE: Anyone interested in learning more about technology and remote support in care including: Individuals with Lived Experience, Family Members, Behavioral Health Innovators, Health Care Providers, Provider Managers and staff, Public and Private Medicaid Plans, State and Local Agencies, Hospitals, Elected Officials, Members and Beneficiaries, Advocates, and others.
Event Sponsored by
Advancing the Olmstead Plan: One Goal, Many Partners
People with disabilities deserve choice and inclusion in all areas of their lives. The NC Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) has a plan to make this a reality by improving access to housing, employment, and community-based services for people with disabilities. That plan is called Inclusion Connects.
The goal of this pre-conference is to help people understand the Inclusion Connects initiative. Bringing together people with lived experience, providers, and government leaders, this session will explain what it takes to transition people into community support choices for where people work and play and connect people to community-based services through the 1915i and Innovations Waiver programs. It will explain the complexities of the Olmstead Plan and highlight groundbreaking initiatives at the Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Use Services (DMH/DD/SUS) to bridge the gap in services for people with disabilities. It will also elevate perspectives on what works by hearing from people with disabilities and providers for whom choice and inclusion have become a reality.
SESSION DETAILS
TARGET AUDIENCE: BH/IDD Providers and Payors of Long-Term Supports and Services, Self-Advocates, Family Members, DSPs, Caregivers, and State and local government representatives.
Event Sponsored by Division of MH/IDD/SUS
