Online registration is now open for vendors
As in the past, the final highlight of the evening is BCMDA’s recognition of an individual, over the age of 60, who has devoted at least 20 years of their career to providing outstanding long-term care to their patients.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The 33rd Brevard County Post-Acute and Long-Term Care Symposium is set for Nov. 15 at the Melbourne Hilton, and is presented by the Brevard County Medical Directors Association.
Brevard County Medical Directors Association President John H. Potomski, Jr., D.O., CMD, who created the event, has been a medical provider for residents in Brevard County’s rehabilitation and nursing centers, as well as assisted living facilities, for more than 40 years.
“If any of your organizations would also like to donate to our raffle (gift baskets, gift cards, etc.) please let us know. If would be greatly appreciated,” said BCMDA Executive Director Susan Clegg.
“We are excited to celebrate over three decades of presenting the symposium and we look forward to this one being full of excitement and energy for our medical professionals who serve in the long-term care industry.”
Online registration is now open for vendors and those who would like to attend the dinner at the 33rd Long Term Care Symposium – and you may register online at bcmda.com.
Dr. Potomski spends much of his free time advocating for medical legislation at the national, state and local level care for the patients in practice settings.
He is devoted to ensuring continuous quality, safe care and conditions for seniors, the most vulnerable demographic age group, Dr. Potomski was recognized as a Central Florida Humanitarian in 2011.
Initially, this was intended as an educational offering to the nursing staff in our long term care facilities as a thank you for their hard work and commitment.
“Thirty three years ago, this program was started as an educational dinner meeting for approximately 80 health care professionals in long-term care, and has now grown to a spectacular educational event for approximately 500 health care providers,” said Dr. Potomski.
Several pharmaceutical companies, hospice, and home health care organizations, as well as some of Brevard County’s assisted living facilities and pharmacies will support the symposium as exhibitors.
“Without their help this program would not be possible,” said Dr. Potomski.
The symposium’s invited attendees include medical directors, physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, nursing directors, administrators, pharmacy consultants, hospice and home health care representatives and facility department heads.
SPEAKERS 2023 Long Term Care Symposium
■ Topic: Update on Cardiology
■ Speaker: Kevin Campbell, M.D.
■ Keynote: Positive Care for Elderly Patients
■ Speaker: Dr. Michael Cadore, Rockledge City Councilman
■ Product Theatre: Update on Tardive Dyskinesia
■ Speaker: Dr. Stuart H. Issacason, M.D., Neurologist
The doors will open at 4:30 p.m. and attendees will have the opportunity to network and browse the more than 30 symposium sponsor’s vendor booths exhibiting and promoting various health care services and products before the symposium begins. The program will begin at 6 p.m.
“Without the support of our loyal sponsors, we would not be where we are now and I can’t thank them enough,” said Dr. Potomski.
As in the past, the final highlight of the evening is BCMDA’s recognition of an individual, over the age of 60, who has devoted at least 20 years of their career to providing outstanding long-term care to their patients.
The individual is nominated by their peers and selected for the honor by the BCMDA awards committee.
For more information, call 321-276-5205 or e-mail bcmdacare@gmail.com. Online registration is now open for vendors and those who would like to attend the dinner at the 33rd Long Term Care Symposium – and you may register online at bcmda.com.
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