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Healthcare professionals are often tasked with having “tough conversations” with patients, their families, and caregivers about healthcare and financial decision-making. This intermediate-level program examines the legal, ethical, and practical challenges involved in surrogate decision-making. Does your patient know who will make healthcare decisions if they are unable to communicate? State regulations determine who can step-in…

In the United States, death at home in the care of family is a thing of the past. Today, there is an institutional, professional, and technological process of dying. Healthcare providers, regardless of their specialty, must be equipped to counsel patients and their families. This CE will examine how we approach dying including understanding hospice…

Guardianship and Ethics: How to Avoid Removing Someone’s Rights (ethics) The Guardianship/Conservatorship process is an intersection of our medical and legal worlds. Oftentimes, healthcare providers are the first to recognize a patient’s capacity may be questionable. Recommending a family seek guardianship over their loved one may mean complex medical issues and intricate family dynamics will…

Unequal, Unprepared, and Unprotected: Women and Aging The downside of living a long, healthy life can be a retirement fraught with economic insecurity. Women face unique challenges as they age, which are amplified by a lifetime of gender inequity. In fact, more than 50% of women over age 65 face the real crisis of outliving…

The laws and regulations impacting healthcare providers and consumers are constantly changing, both at the Federal level and within the state of Georgia. Our 2026 update will review the key provisions of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and its significant impact on Medicaid eligibility and funding. This session also covers the performance of…