Last night, the 10th annual ACDIS conference got off to a roaring start with the welcome reception. Every year, the welcome reception serves as a celebration of the beginning of the conference and a time to meet and mingle with CDI friends old and new.
Day 2 of the conference is “state pride day.” We encourage attendees to wear an item of clothing representative of your state. Visit the local chapter page for your state to stay up-to-date on what the chapter leaders have planned for this year’s...Read More »
Our eLearning Product Manager Chelsea Brookes will be in the ACDIS/HCPro booth at the 10th annual ACDIS conference on Wednesday, May 10 and Thursday, May 11, at 3 p.m. to talk about online Boot Camps and training courses.Read More »
Welcome to Las Vegas for the 10th annual ACDIS conference! We have a great few days planned for you, but there is still one piece of business to handle before you can jump in with both feet: checking in at the registration desk. Early registration happens today, Tuesday, May 9, at 2-6...Read More »
Every year, the day before the conference officially kicks off, we invite attendees to join us for a pre-conference cocktail reception. This year, ACDIS advisory board members will be center-stage for a meet-and-greet, so head on over to the main stage to start up a conversation with these...Read More »
Every year, the first day of the conference is ACDIS spirit day. This means attendees are encouraged to don their purple and orange garb and create a sea of ACDIS colors coursing through the MGM Grand and into the conference center.Read More »
As Congressional members continue tweaking plans to replace and/or repeal the Affordable Care Act, the American Hospital Association, for one, continues to oppose such efforts.
The latest version of the American Health Care Act (AHCA) “continues to put health coverage in jeopardy for many...Read More »
Roughly 80% of U.S. children live within 30 miles of a level I or II center, while 88% live within 30 miles of a level I, II or III center, according to a recent study from the Government Accountability Office (GAO).