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From Hospital to Home: Protecting Patients After Discharge
Monday, May 11,, 2026
7:00 PM ET
Free - Virtual on Zoom
Mark Your Calendar!
Anthony Ford is the CEO of Plan Life Care and founder Give Life Care.
He is a professional business owner with very strong methodology, person / resource management, interpersonal, communication, technical and entrepreneurial skills. Accomplished at delivering what is required to manage business requirements, and business re engineering. He started 6 different companies, in technology and health care.
Topics to Be Addressed are:​
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How to reduce preventable hospital readmissions and protect patient outcomes
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Why some patients are at higher risk after discharge—and how to close the gap
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How coordinated home care can improve safety, recovery, and continuity of care
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What defines high-quality, safe caregiving (and what to avoid)
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The role of clinical oversight in preventing complications at home
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How better tracking and accountability can elevate care standards and outcomes
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Ways to minimize care gaps, errors, and unsafe transitions
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How access to care directly impacts health risks and long-term wellbeing
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Proven strategies to help patients stay safer at home—and out of the hospital
This program is awaiting approval for 1 General CE by the Patient Advocate Certification Board to satisfy the requirements for Board Certified Patient Advocates (BCPA).
Meet Your Host! Caryn Isaacs
WHAT IS PPS ALL ABOUT?
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People for Patient Safety unites healthcare professionals, patient advocates, caregivers, and community members who bring valuable firsthand healthcare experiences. Our mission is to equip patients and families with the knowledge and tools to safely navigate their healthcare journey. We invite you to join our interactive Zoom discussions and become part of this important conversation.
The History of PPS:​
Founded in 2014, PPS has evolved into a vibrant forum where healthcare professionals, caregivers, and community members collaborate to advance patient safety. Through meaningful dialogue and knowledge exchange, participants gain valuable insights from shared experiences, ultimately enhancing their understanding of safe care practices and implementing evidence-based solutions in their respective settings.
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Who Should Attend: ​
Individuals from the healthcare workforce (both current and retired), patient advocates, caregivers, and community members with firsthand experience of the healthcare system.
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Time: 7:00 PM Eastern Time - Feel free to join early for check-in and casual conversation. ​
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The program is free. A requested fee for BCPA CEs is $10
To foster authentic connections, we kindly request that your camera remain on during discussions. This creates a more engaging environment where we can truly get to know each other and build our community together.​​
Learn about becoming a speaker here
Meet Our Program Committee
David Fielding,
BCPA MPH
Program Committee Leader - Patient Advocate
Marc Berlin,
BCPA
"On the Marc" Patient Advocate
Ilene Corina, BCPA
Pulse President &
Patient Safety Advocate
Caryn Isaacs
Keynote Speaker & Legacy Coach
Sofie Schwartz, MBA
Greater National Advocates
Your donation will directly contribute to our efforts in raising awareness, providing education, and advocating for positive patient outcomes.
Disclaimer: The information which is shared during Pulse meetings and programs does not constitute professional advice and should NOT be used as a substitute for seeking professional care for the diagnosis and treatment of any illness either physical, mental or emotional. Read Full Disclaimer Here
