Event and Website Resources

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Learn how to partner with One HFMA for creating surveys, events, webinars, websites and more!

Get templates, speaker resources, guidelines, and more to plan and execute your next chapter event. You’ll find information and best practices for selecting speakers, managing Cvent, promotions and public relations, and education and CPE guidelines. 

A successful conference or webinar begins with solid planning, so maximize efficiency with checklists and tips for leading discussions during chapter planning sessions.

ONE HFMA

One HFMA Support Services Snapshot (Benefits At a Glance)

Reference this document to view the ONE HFMA Support Services guide and for more in depth information, reference the Standards of Service. This presentation outlines the timelines and requirements for websites and events.
Use this form to request assistance with live, virtual or digital events (including surveys, annual and event sponsorships). You’ll also use the form to add Save the Date information for upcoming events to your local calendar.
Event Process Document & FAQs
Webinar & Digital Event Timelines
Certificate of Attendance Template
NASBA CPE Certificate Template

Certificate of Insurance Request – HFMA can provide a Certificate of Insurance for your upcoming chapter/regional meeting. All requests should be submitted a minimum of 30 days before the certificate is needed. Please allow 48-72 hours for a response.
Visit the Sponsorship Page to get an idea of the many potential items to offer your sponsors.
Use this form to request updates to a website (such as your chapter website).

Changes are made in production so are updated real-time. Most updates will be made within 72 hours of receipt of the submission form. The caveat to that is non-standard requests such as those that would require a website enhancement to accommodate. Minor updates such as a wording change will be accommodated in less than 72 hours.

Updates are made on a first come, first served basis. If there is an emergent update that arises, that will be handled on a case-by-case basis and can be indicated in the request form.

What type of content can be submitted?
Content can be submitted as available and doesn’t need to be submitted in one upload:
-President’s Message
-Leadership Roster, including headshots
-Sponsorship Logos with corresponding sponsorship level and Sponsorship Opportunities
Chapter Award/Recognition details and images (if applicable)
-About the Chapter details, including contact us information
-Volunteer Opportunities (if applicable) – this could be as simple as a short message about volunteer opportunities and who to contact if someone is interested in volunteering
-Upcoming Events and any applicable information about those events (including registration links)
-Social Media Links (if applicable)

It’s best practice to review your website a few times year.

Speaker resources – Request an HFMA speaker or select an expert from one of HFMA’s Peer Reviewed organizations.

Education program planning template – Use to design an education program

HFMA 101: HFMA Helping Healthcare Professionals and Their Organizations Succeed

HFMA Powerpoint Template

HFMA Template Walk-in Slide (You can customize these and use them during meetings, webinars, and conferences as sponsor and HFMA information loops)

Case study format

Tips for effectively leading a group discussion

CPE checklist for promo materials

CPE guidelines – Use these helpful guidelines for planning and promoting your education events. For additional questions, contact HFMA’s Certification Department.

  • Review your Force Majeure/Impossibility Clauses.
  • Review Cancellation Clause, Determine Damage Dates and Total Penalties.          
  • Understand your attendees individual travel restrictions (this may help in proving that a percentage of your attendees are impacted from attending your event should it be in your Force Majeure/Impossibility language).   
  • Timing is important. Most venues will only accept Force Majeure/Impossibility within a month or two of contracted dates. If your cancellation penalty is within the maximum widow, there is no rush to cancel immediately. It may be beneficial to wait and see of the Force Majeure/Impossibility Clause will take effect. However, be prepared to pay the cancellation penalty should restrictions expire.    

For assistance or inquiries, email the Volunteer Experience Team

Speaker Request Resources

HFMA speakers for chapter events

If you would like to invite an HFMA national officer (chair, chair-elect, secretary/treasurer, or Ann Jordan, HFMA President & CEO) or industry expert to speak at an upcoming chapter or regional event, please complete this online form by the deadline listed below; all speaker requests must be submitted at least six months prior to the speaking engagement date.  If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected].

HFMA Officer & Industry Experts Speaking Request Deadlines:

  • February 10
  • June 1
  • September 1
  • December 1

The requests will then be reviewed by the HFMA team and the requesting chapter or region will be reached out to within a month of the submission deadline. For instance, if a chapter submits a speaking request on September 15 it will be held for review until December and then it will be reviewed alongside the other requests submitted prior to the December 1 deadline. All requests for the December 1 deadline will be responded to by January 1.

Regional Executives
Regional Executives and/or Regional Executives-elect often officiate at officer installations and can also provide HFMA National updates at events. You can invite them by contacting them directly. List of Regional Executives.

Peer Reviewed speaker resources

Expert speakers from select Peer Reviewed® companies are available to present to chapters on various healthcare finance topics.

Every product labeled Peer Reviewed has been through HFMA’s rigorous 11-step review process. HFMA staff and a panel of healthcare professionals review them. They check with current customers to see if they’re satisfied. They talk to people who decided not to buy, to find out why. They evaluate and measure effectiveness, quality and usability, accuracy and reliability, value, and customer service and technical support. Only those that are rated superior get to use the label Peer Reviewed®.

Review sessions and topics below:

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