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Florida Assisted Living Coalition is a nonprofit 501c3, the organization's mission is to provide Education, Enrichment and Empowerment to healthcare professionals and identify benefits, social services and entitlements for seniors and disabled adults. Join Florida Assisted Living Coalition, stock up on those hurricane supplies the storm season has arrived. Remember facilities need to have basic non parishable foods for our residentd snd there staff who will stay with the facilities ti safeguard our staff, there families and pets. The storms after math is was really is most challenging so test your plan now and be prepared for the season. Special Celebrations July 4th
The Social Services that Floirda Assisted Living Coalition also known as (FALC) help the community identify provide valuable answers and needed information to help navigate the system as the senior or as the healthcare professional. We try to connect the disabled and aged public with social service entitlements both on a state and federal basis! We HELP plant seeds in a seniors garden of life and identify medical services that come to their home, as flowers bloom yielding memory care, assisted living and independent living residences within any budget from $637 - $4,000.00. We also can make arrangements for a doctor to visit a client in their home or help identify legal services for those in need. We help eligible seniors, surviving spouse get VA & Diversion benefits between $900 - $1554 a month. Online click on our "Community Outreach" Tab and help is here...
Photo 1948 WW2 Veteran Homecoming> FALC can Help Eligible Veterans Navigate the System and Participate in Veterans' Assisted Living Aid and Attendance Program. You, or the Surviving Spouse or Disabled Child can receive benefits.
Florida Assisted Living Coalition Annual Conference - Coming Soon
[SBI, Diabetes, CareSource, FALA & FALC Outreach]
Earn 20 CEU's in 2.5 days, ICON DINNER & KEYNOTE SPEAKER ONLY $95.00
Caregivers Conference Conference Day One – Monday Sample Schedule, 2009 7:00am – 9am Registration: Health Caregivers Conference 9:00am-9:50am Welcome, Omnicare, Inc. 9:50am-10:40 Alzheimer’s Whisperer: Helping you to Communicate, Marcia Teele 10:40am-10:55am Break 10:55am-11:45am Disability Benefits (Medicaid/SSDI/SSI) Daniel Terner, Esq. 11:45am-12:35pm Teaching Family Members to be Caregivers – Susan Fleischer 12:50pm-1:40pm Lunch & Learn - Wishes Granted in Your Lifetime, Jimmy Miller, Esq 1:55pm-2:45 Domestic Violence affecting the Elderly, Erica Herman 2:45pm-3:35pm Alzheimer’s Disease, Omnicare, Inc. 3:35pm-3:50 Break 3:50-4:40 Medical Errors and Safety, Omnicare, Inc. 4:40pm- 5:30pm Low Vision: 4:30pm TRADE SHOW – Smoothie Reception, Silent Shoe Auction 6:00pm Book Signing Durwood Fincher, “Mr. Doubletalk” 7:00pm ICON Dinner & Awards
Conference Decision Makers with a focus, on healthcare during economic times delivering enrichment and empowerment to be our best at our best when our challenges face off in other directions in 2009 and beyond. Health Caregivers & ''Administrative Staff
Conference Day Two, Sample Tuesday in 2009
7:00am-8:00am Registration: Healthcare Decision Makers Conference 8:00am-8:10am Welcome, Palm Healthcare Foundation 8:10am-9am “Watching your Back Door” Motivate, Manage, Market to Maximize NOI, Candy Goodavish 9am-9:50am Alzheimer’s Research, Dr. Brody 9:50-10:40am Stark Law: “Avoid the Unthinkable,” Prominent Ethics/Healthcare Attorney 10:40am-10:55am Break 10:55am-11:45am Guardianship in 11:45- 12:35pm Low Vision: 12:35pm-1:00pm Social Services & Entitlement for Seniors & the Disabled, Michael Dane, FALC 1:00pm-2:30pm TRADE SHOW OPENS, Lunch (Trade Show Area) 2:30pm-3:20pm Understanding the Silver Alert, Mary Barnes, CEO Alzheimers Community Care 3:20pm-4:10pm Overcoming Cultural Differences when Managing Mental Illness, Edwina Hamilton
4:20pm-5:10pm How to Qualify for State & Federal Funded Benefits, Howard Krooks, Elder Law Associates 5:00pm-5:50pm LIMITED MENTAL HEALTH: Behavioral Management within regulatory guidelines, Solomon & Associates
Alternate Day two & three Programs, 2009: 8:00am: 11:00pm: Spa Message & Facial, Swim, Steam & rejuvenation
4 miles, Galleria Mall – Home to Macy’s,
Health Caregivers & Decision Makers Conference Concludes at noon and trade show continues throughout the day with shows, exhibitors info and a chance to learn about products, services and amenities that make like more comfortable for those who are sick and those who provide supportive caregiving.
Conference Sample Day Three, 2009 7:00am-8:00am Breakfast on Trade Show Floor, vendors featuring products and services 8:00am-8:50am Disease Management for Congregate Living (C.Diff., Respiratory, Flu), Omnicare, Inc. 8:50am-9:40am Perspectives from Inside the Alzheimer’s Mind, Dr. Rita Gugel, Miami Jewish Home 9:40am-9:55am Break 9:55am-10:45am What is the Baker Act? How to Effect and Reflect, Sarah Aracci & Rebekah Paone, 10:45am-11:35am Medical Error & Safety, Holly Bedgio, Matrix Home Health 11:35am: 12:30pm Veterans Benefits, Jeremy Polston 10:00a -3:00p TRADE SHOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 12:30pm Lunch and Trade Show See you at the 2010 FALC Conference Trade Show Expo welcomes - Coalition on Aging, AARP, Red Hat Ladies Clubs,
*optional, charges may apply and schedule may change
The 2009 FALC Conference IS COMING SOON. Watch the sunset drop into the sea, or take a brisk morning walk at the oceans doorstep - and take your time to enjoy the flavor and culture of our community. The conference is all about learning and all about making the lives of our co workers and friends rich with information.
(800) 939-2650 FALC rooms from $89.00 - TO RECEIVE THIS GREAT HOTEL RATE, BE SURE TO MENTION FALC -
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Application for Exhibit Space This contract for booth space at the 2009 Florida Assisted Living Coalition Conference and Expo is between Marriott, as noted below, and FALC. FALC Annual Conference ® Instructions: Print clearly. Complete all sections. Sign and return this application with check payable to Florida Assisted Living Coalition, 2500 N. Federal Hwy Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305. Upon assignment of space, a booth space confirmation
will be sent to you. Applications received after May 1, 2009 must include a 100% deposit. No refunds will be made after April 8, 2009. RESERVATIONS BEING ACCEPTED NO REFUNDS. Questions? Call The Home Office at 800.939.2650T, email: conference2009@aol.com Is your pre-show Contact same as the above? If so, check here _ Pre-show Contact name ____________________________________________________ Email address ____________________________________________________________ Company name ____________________________________________________________ Street address ____________________________________________________________ City ______________________________________________________________________ State/Province ______________Zip/Postal Code__________Country ______________
1. Exhibiting Company Information: The company name, address, phone number, fax number, e-mail and web-site shown below will be printed in the Program Guide distributed at the Show and on the Show web site. Exhibiting Companies are listed alphabetically. All show information will be sent to this address & contact unless a separate “pre-show contact” is indicated below. 2. For your online Program Guide Listing - please provide a brief description (20 words or less) of your company. _ Check if you would like to use your previous year’s description. __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ 3. We do not want to be next to or across the aisle from: __________________________________________________________________ 4. You are not permitted to offer more then 2 oz of food to attendees. Greater then 2 oz of food you understand that you would have to purchase from the food and beverage department at the Marriott hotel. 5. Exhibit Space Rental: Standard booth size is 6’ x 10’. A 50% deposit (U.S. funds) of total space rental must be enclosed with this application. The balance is due IMMEDIATELY. Applications received after must include full payment.
Membership Date purchased? ______________
Membership must be valid through July of 2009. Optional Trade Membership Membership dues (new or renewal) $350 $_____________ Total Due $_____________ 6. Exhibitor Badges: You are entitled to three “Expo Only” Exhibitor badges per each booth space rented. List name and title below. Additional badges and upgrades to include conference seminars may be purchased separately. See attached Exhibitor Staff Registration Form. Three complimentary badges to be issued to: 1) Onsite Contact ________________________________________________ 2) Name ________________________________________________________ 3) Name ________________________________________________________ 7. Payment Information: Payment must be in U.S. funds. Check one: _Check _ Visa _ MasterCard _ Amex Name on Card (print) ____________________________________Exp. date ________ Card number - - - Signature ________________________________________________________________ We agree to abide by all the rules and regulations governing the exposition as printed on the reverse side hereof and which is a part of this contract. Authorized signature
Date ______________________ Make checks payable to: Florida Assisted Living Coalition and payments to: FALC 2500 N. Federal Hwy Suite 200, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305. (800) 939-2650,
TRADE SHOW AGREEMENT, TERMS & CONDITIONS sample schedule
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316 USA SHOW HOURS: Monday, SETUP until 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Show opens at 3:30p - 7:00p, Silent Actions, Smoothie/Cockail Reception (on tradeshow floor) SHOW HOURS: Tuesday, SAMPLE LUNCH to 2:00 p.m., (lunch served on tradeshow floor) 5:00p-7:30p. SHOW HOURS: Wednesday, (breakfast served on tradeshow floor) 10:a-3:00.pm Open to Public Trade Show Traffic Schedule – hosting various groups to ensure high traffic a) Monday, noon -2p Caregivers Conference 125 attendees (lunch served) Monday, 3:00p – 5:30p Senior Groups such as (seniors and law enforcement working together), Tournament Awards, Silent Shoe Auction; 250 attendees Monday, 6:00p – 7:30p ICON & Leadership Awards 250 attendees b) Tuesday, 11:30 a – 2:30p. Decision Makers/Healthcare Professionals 200+ attendees (Lunch served) & 5:00p – 7:30p Presidents Smoothie Reception c) Wednesday, 7:30 a – 10:00 a Attendees Farewell breakfast on Trade Show Floor Wednesday, 10:30 a – 4:00p Open to Public; Guardianship Program, Palm Healthcare, Social Work Association, AARP (a minimum of 350 attendees anticipated) Children with Disabilities Association 3. MOVE IN: Exhibitors will begin moving in from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Monday, 2009. (times subject to change confirm with EXPO management) 4. MOVE OUT: Breaking down of booths is prohibited until after the show closes on Wednesday. Exhibitors will begin moving out from close of show on Wednesday, from 3: p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 5. STORAGE OF PACKING CRATES and BOXES: Exhibitors will be permitted to store packing crates and boxes in their booths during the exhibit period; They must be properly marked, they will be stored and returned to the booth by service contractors. Hotel Security will watch your booth but the hotel nor the service contractors or FALC share any responsibility to the loss, theft or damage of your belongings. Security is on site but will be held harmless in the event of a problem. Crates not properly marked or identified may be destroyed. Freight is prohibited to be delivered to the hotel the hotel will not store material before or after the Show. Arrangements can be made with Pamela Gadol our Conference Manager to address your storage concerns at your own expense at 800-939-2650. 6. PAYMENT, ALLOTMENT and CANCELLATION CLAUSE: No refunds after May 1, 2009. Applications submitted after February 6, 2009 must be accompanied by full payment. Space allotments will be made by FALC based on criteria drawn upon and adopted by the Conference Committee. FALC reserves the right to decline potential exhibitors who are not deemed beneficial to the overall integrity of the show. FALC ALSO RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MAKE SHIFTS AND ASSIGNMENTS OF ALL BOOTH SPACES AND LOCATIONS. It is explicitly agreed by the exhibitor that in the event he/she fails to pay space rental at the time specified or fails to comply with any other provisions concerning use of exhibit space, FALC shall have the right to take possession of said space and lease the same, or any part thereof, to such parties and upon such terms and conditions as it deems proper.It is the responsibility of each exhibitor to ensure that freight shipped to the show will fit into the Exhibit area. Dimensions of the Exhibit area are indicated on the floor layout accompanying this contract. Further questions regarding Hall size may be directed to the Show Director.
Any freight DELIVERED TO THE HOTEL is the sole responsibility of the exhibitor. No provisions will be made for an alternate set-up including power interruptions, utility failure and “acts of God.” In the event that the Trade Show shall not be held for any reason whatsoever, the liability of FALC to the exhibitor shall be limited to the payment received for the rental of space to be applied for the subsequent scheduled show within a 12 month period. The exhibitor reserves the right not to accept the rescheduled date if greater then a twelve month period from the date of the incident. Further, the exhibitor may request a full refund if an “act of god” is the cause of such an event by providing FALC their grievance in writing within 14 days of the incident. FALC can take up to 120 days to return the fees after all the invoices have been satisfied from other contracts associated with your exhibit. Such requests should be sent to FALC, 2500 N. Federal Hwy. Suite 200, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 7. SECURITY, LIABILITY AND INSURANCE: The safekeeping of the exhibitor’s property shall remain the responsibility of the exhibitor. Every reasonable precaution will be taken to protect the property during installation, exhibit period and removal. However, FALC, service contractors, nor any of the officers, staff members or directors of any of the same are responsible for the safety of the property of exhibitors from theft, damage by fire, accident, vandalism or other causes. It is agreed by the parties that the nature of the facilities available, the presence and circulation of large numbers of people, the difficulty of effective supervision over, protection of large numbers of removable items in numerous display areas and various other factors, make it reasonable that each exhibitor shall assume the risk of any such injury, loss or damage. Exhibitors are advised to carry floater insurance to cover exhibit material against damage and loss, and public liability insurance against injury to the person and property of others. It is recommended that exhibitors take precautionary measures of their own, such as securing small or easily portable articles of value and removing of them to a place of safekeeping after exhibit hours. It is also recommended that dummy merchandise be used where possible. The exhibitor assumes the entire responsibility and liability for losses, damages and claims arising out of injury or damage to exhibitor’s displays, equipment and other property brought upon the premises of the and shall indemnify and hold harmless the h, Florida Assisted Living Coalition, agents, volunteers and employees for any and all such losses, damages and claims. If insurance is desired, it must be obtained by the exhibitor. It is further understood and agreed that FALC and Marriott Harbor Beach shall in no event be held liable to an exhibitor for any lost profits, sales, business opportunities or any other type of direct or consequential damages alleged to be due from a breach of this contract. For insurance options contact Chris Prestera, at Physicians Advocacy Group (954) 433-7284. 8. DRESS CODE POLICY: Suggested attire: Business casual. All exhibitor personnel representing an exhibiting company shall be tastefully dressed for a business environment. Any exhibitor representative who is clothed in a sexually provocative and/or inappropriate manner may be ejected from the show or requested to modify his or her dress at the sole discretion of the conference committee. The exhibitor at their own discretion shall obtain and provide FALC, at least 30 days prior to the time of occupancy as described herein, an insurance certificate reflecting insurance policies providing Worker’s Compensation and Liability coverage which shall be in effect for the duration of the scheduled event. 9. USE OF SPACE: a.) No beer or other alcohol products are allowed to be served at exhibitor booths. Alcohol will be served only at sponsored Alcohol Stations. No food greater then 2 oz is allowed to be served at exhibitor booths. b.) All demonstrations or other activities must be confined to the limits of the exhibit booth. No exhibitor shall assign, sublet or share space allotted without the knowledge of the Conference Committee. No sales activity in the aisles. c.) No firm or organization not assigned space in the exhibit will be permitted to solicit business within the exhibit area. d.) Exhibitor will be solely responsible for any copyrighted or royalty payments due in connection with any broadcast, performance, publication of music, or other audio or visual presentations at or arising from said exhibitor’s booth. Operation of such devices must be arranged so that the noise resulting from such demonstrations will not disturb adjacent exhibitors or their patrons. Contact Trent Daniels our Conference Manager to address question regarding the option of having music or license to perform copyright music at your booth, Mr. Daniels can be reached at 800-939-2650. e.) Exhibitors are expected to have their booths neat and orderly at all times. Failure to comply with the above requests will result in the cancellation of contract and immediate removal of exhibits from the show floor at the exhibitor’s sole expense. In the event an exhibitor removes their display from the exhibition and forfeit booth rental charges, no refund applies.
10. ARRANGEMENTS OF EXHIBITS: All exposed parts of displays and/or equipment must be finished or covered in a workmanlike and neat manner so they will not present an unsightly appearance when viewed from adjoining booths or aisles. Exhibitors must confine their displays, materials and staff to within the space occupied by their assigned booth(s). No construction will be allowed in the sides of any booths which would obstruct the view of adjacent booths without the approval of the Conference Committee. Exhibitors failing to comply with this regulation will be required to bring their booth into conformity, or otherwise . 11. ADVANCE SHIPPING: DO NOT ship any shipments in advance directly to the hotel. They do not have adequate storage facilities for shipments and will not store exhibitor shipments, all frieght of any nature should be shipped to our Conference Manager to address your storage/shipment concerns at your own expense at 800-939-2650. a.) Exhibitor is charged with knowledge of all laws, ordinances and regulations pertaining to health, fire prevention and public safety while participating in this exposition. Compliance with such laws is mandatory for all exhibitors and the sole responsibility is that of the exhibitor. Should an exhibitor have any questions as to the application of such laws, ordinances and regulations to his/her exhibit or display, FALC will endeavor to answer such questions. Early attention to such details may save the exhibitor time and money. b.) Exhibitors wishing to give away sample-size food must not exceed 2 oz in each serving, No alcohol sampling is allowed at exhibitor booths. There are alcohol sponsored stations available and if you are interested in becoming a sponsor contact michaeldanealm@aol.com 13. CARE OF BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT: Exhibitors, or their agents, shall not injure or deface the walls or floors of the building, booths or the equipment of the booths. When such damage appears, the exhibitor is liable to the owner of the property damaged. 14. UNOCCUPIED SPACE: In the event an exhibitor has failed to occupy space contracted for by 8:00 a.m., 2009 the Show Producer (FALC) shall have the right to utilize such space in any manner deemed appropriate. This will in no way release the contracted exhibitor, nor shall a refund be in order. 15. AGE REQUIREMENT: No one under 16 years of age will be permitted on the show floor at any time regardless of circumstances. Proof of age will be required. Show Producer FALC 2500 N. Federal Hwy Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305 Phone: (800) 939-2650 FAX: (561) 860-8555 E-mail: michaeldanealm@aol.com Contact: Michael Dane, President Make Check Payable to FALC Mail Check with Registration To: 2500 N. Federal Hwy. Suite 200 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
Special Thanks to our Conference Partner
2009 Conference Fun Activities, 4:00pm A SILENT SHOE GODDESS AUCTION
Auction Proceeds to Benefit
> Diabetes Education & Research Center >Children’s Medical Services >Healthy Kitchen >Apartment for Caregiver Education >Health Professions Simulation Center > CARESOURCE THE SHOE'S ARE JUST AMAZING!!!!
Where: MARRIOTT HARBOR BEACH TRADE SHOW AREA Time: 4:00p - 7:00p Other: Smoothie/Cocktail VIP Reception - Trade Show Floor ICON Awards Dinner Option Reception/Dinner Fee: Single $95 Preferred Table of Ten $1100 (advanced sales only) Includes ‘Goody Tote Bag,’ Florida Assisted Living Coalition Conference Trade Show, Cocktail reception, Keynote Speaker and delicious fancy shamcy Dinner. ICON AWARD NOMINEES Florida Assisted Living Coalition is a division of Strategic Business Institute (SBI) a Nonprofit Corporation-- 501c3 charity CH18270 a copy of the official Registration/Financial Information may be obtained from the division of consumer services by calling (800)435-7352 within FL. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval or recommendation by the state.
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