The 2026 Professional Update

Wednesday, May 20, 7:15am - 12:00pm (EDT)

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Join us for our 30th Annual Professional Update where Marshall, Parker & Weber share the newest findings and details in the world of Elder Law and Estate Planning.

The Popular "Year in Review" Presentation
Certified Elder Law Attorney Matt Parker
What changed, what’s coming, and what it means for the families you serve.

From Nursing Homes to Smart Homes: Legal, Financial, and Operational Implications of Aging-in-Place Technology
Alexander Paykin, Esq., The Law Office of Alexander Paykin, P.C.
Smart aging solutions are transforming how families plan for long-term care, which requires additional coordination among legal professionals, financial planners, care administrators, and families.

AI and smart home technology are reshaping aging-in-place—changing how families plan for long-term care, how professionals assess risk, and how financial strategies are structured.
Predictive monitoring and analytics are beginning to identify health and behavioral changes earlier, influencing care decisions, capacity planning, and long-term funding considerations.
As smart systems collect sensitive health and behavioral data, professionals must navigate emerging questions around privacy, liability, fiduciary responsibility, and the realistic limits of technology.

The Continuum of Stroke Care: Treatment, Transitions, and Financial Impact
Amy Swarthout, BSN, RN, CEN
Stroke Coordinator / Trauma Program Manager
Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital
Amy will walk us through what happens after a stroke - from emergency treatment to recovery, and how those medical transitions intersect with the financial, legal, and planning decisions families face next.

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Add to Calendar 2026/05/20 07:15:00 2026/05/20 12:00:00 America/New_York The 2026 Professional Update Join us for our 30th Annual Professional Update where Marshall, Parker & Weber share the newest findings and details in the world of Elder Law and Estate Planning.

The Popular "Year in Review" Presentation
Certified Elder Law Attorney Matt Parker
What changed, what’s coming, and what it means for the families you serve.

From Nursing Homes to Smart Homes: Legal, Financial, and Operational Implications of Aging-in-Place Technology
Alexander Paykin, Esq., The Law Office of Alexander Paykin, P.C.
Smart aging solutions are transforming how families plan for long-term care, which requires additional coordination among legal professionals, financial planners, care administrators, and families.

AI and smart home technology are reshaping aging-in-place—changing how families plan for long-term care, how professionals assess risk, and how financial strategies are structured.
Predictive monitoring and analytics are beginning to identify health and behavioral changes earlier, influencing care decisions, capacity planning, and long-term funding considerations.
As smart systems collect sensitive health and behavioral data, professionals must navigate emerging questions around privacy, liability, fiduciary responsibility, and the realistic limits of technology.

The Continuum of Stroke Care: Treatment, Transitions, and Financial Impact
Amy Swarthout, BSN, RN, CEN
Stroke Coordinator / Trauma Program Manager
Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital
Amy will walk us through what happens after a stroke - from emergency treatment to recovery, and how those medical transitions intersect with the financial, legal, and planning decisions families face next.

Disclaimer: A photographer will be present, and event photos may be used for promotional or informational purposes....

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200 College Ave., Williamsport, PA 17701 false 2880

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AI and smart home technology are reshaping aging-in-place—changing how families plan for long-term care, how professionals assess risk, and how financial strategies are structured.
Predictive monitoring and analytics are beginning to identify health and behavioral changes earlier, influencing care decisions, capacity planning, and long-term funding considerations.
As smart systems collect sensitive health and behavioral data, professionals must navigate emerging questions around privacy, liability, fiduciary responsibility, and the realistic limits of technology.

The Continuum of Stroke Care: Treatment, Transitions, and Financial Impact
Amy Swarthout, BSN, RN, CEN
Stroke Coordinator / Trauma Program Manager
Geisinger Jersey Shore Hospital
Amy will walk us through what happens after a stroke - from emergency treatment to recovery, and how those medical transitions intersect with the financial, legal, and planning decisions families face next.

Disclaimer: A photographer will be present, and event photos may be used for promotional or informational purposes....

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Event details:
https://www.addevent.com/event/NP26798327

200 College Ave., Williamsport, PA 17701 false 2880

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