LTCOP Trainings and Podcasts
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Mental Health and COVID-19: Fostering Cultural Inclusion in Long Term Care Communities Seven episode podcast aimed to help residents, families and providers of long-term care facilities address and respond to some of the current challenges raised generally but also exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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| Your Care - Your Rights - Your Voice Podcast Your Care - You Rights - Your Voice will focus on care choices, the rights you have related to those choices and how to use your voice to get the person-centered care you deserve. Host Mairead Painter is the Long Term Care Ombudsman for the state of Connecticut and a leader who is building strong community ties in the challenging area of long term care. She brings her expertise to address issues and solutions to Your Care- explains Your Rights- and helps you to use Your Voice to achieve the highest quality of care and the highest quality of life. To stay updated on all the latest info and get notifications when new episodes air, like and follow the Your Care - Your Rights - Your Voice Podcast Official Facebook Page. |
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What is Fear of Retaliation? - What can you do about it? In their own words, five of Connecticut’s nursing home residents tell their stories about their lives, the changes to their lives when they move into a nursing home, their fears and how they find voice and become empowered to live life to its fullest. Voices Speak Out Against Retaliation Video Voices Speak Out Against Retaliation video - Spanish |
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| Trauma Informed Care During COVID-19 This training will emphasize the importance of understanding the prevalence of trauma and the effects that trauma can have on an individual’s mental health, physical, social, and spiritual well-being so as to provide care that is sensitive to individual values while resisting the re-traumatization of vulnerable persons. |
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LTCOP and Center for Medicare Advocacy Presentations Thanks to a Grant from Point32Health Foundation and the CT Department on Aging and Disability Services The CT Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program and the Center for Medicare Advocacy present virtual education sessions on a series of topics. |
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| LTCOP Education Series Using Care Planning To Achieve Quality Care Presentation Using Care Planning to Achieve Quality Care Powerpoint |
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| CT LTCOP Memory Care Training Join regional Ombudsman Brenda Foreman as she reviews resident rights as they pertain to individuals who receive services in memory care units. CT LTCOP Memory Care Training Powerpoint Accompanying Powerpoint Presentation |
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Choosing a Nursing Home Presentation Choosing a Nursing Home Powerpoint |
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| In this Presentation CMA and LTCOP review your rights and protections regarding the following topics: Medicare vs. Medicaid Coverage, Distinct notice and appeal rights for discontinuance, Third-Party Guarantees, how to handle admission agreements, practical advice on reviewing admission agreements, and filing complaints against abusive practices. | |||
| LTCOP Involuntary Discharge Web Portal User Manual for Staff (Last Updated 11-2-21) | |||
VRA Training ResourcesTraining Manual 2022 Full Training Manual 2022 Just Modules 1,2 |
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RCH Multi-Agency Educational SeriesThis video series supports staff and residents in Residential Care Homes (RCHs). Each session covers key topics like mental health, resident rights, recovery, and crisis support. Day 2 – Mental Health and Boundaries Date: April 7, 2025
Date: May 12, 2025
Day 4 – Crisis Response and End-of-Life Planning Date: June 2, 2025
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