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Vernissage Wilhelmshof Kim Hyunkyung Vernissage „Schicht um Schicht“ Kim Hyunkyung am 25.09.2026 um 17 Uhr im Wilhelmshof
Die Ausstellung „Schicht um Schicht“ zeigt die Entwicklung der asiatischen Tuschemalerei zwischen Tradition und zeitgenössischer Kunst. Ausgangspunkt ist das symbolische Naturmotiv von Kiefer, Bambus und Pflaumenblüte als Sinnbild für Beständigkeit und Erneuerung in der klassischen chinesischen Malerei. Einführung durch Prof.
Wilhelmshof Südkorea Südpfalz Menü Südkorea trifft Südpfalz am 30.10.2026 um 19 Uhr im Weingut Wilhelmshof
100 % Handwerk: südkoreanische Speisen, Kunst, Weine und Sekte Ein Abend voller Kontraste und Verbindungen: Erleben Sie ein einzigartiges Zusammenspiel moderner koreanischer Küche mit ausgezeichneten Weinen und Sekten. Inmitten der Weinguts-Atmosphäre verschmelzen Aromen, Eindrücke und Kulturen zu einem sinnlichen Gesamterlebnis. Feinste Weine und Sekte treffen auf ein koreanisches 4-Gang Menü, inspiriert durch die Fusion-Küche.
Wilhelmshof Matinee Konzert Matinee Konzert im Weingut Wilhelmshof am 30.08.2026 um 11 Uhr
Sonntagsmatinee mit Mozart, Haydn, Schubert und Beethoven Erleben Sie einen sommerlichen Konzertvormittag auf dem Wilhelmshof mit Werken der Wiener Klassik und Frühromantik. Die Kulturlese 2026 widmet sich den großen Meistern Mozart, Haydn, Schubert und Beethoven und präsentiert die faszinierende Klangwelt des Streichtrios.
Jazz Konzert Knoff-Hoff Wilhelmshof Siebeldingen Jazz & Genuß mit Knoff-Hoff am 23.08.2026 um 11 Uhr
Am Jazz-Sonntag mit Knoff-Hoff verbinden wir Klang und Geschmack: Jazzfeeling, Präzision und spielerischer Einfallsreichtum im Geiste der Musik aus New Orleans der 20er und 30er Jahre, das sind die Markenzeichen der Veterinary Street Jazz Band. Genießen Sie dabei charaktervolle elegante Crémants und handgeerntete Bio-Weine des Wilhelmshofes.
PARADISE & CO. ANNOUNCES YOUTUBE SERIES 'JUDAISM' ON JULY 22TH
AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, July 22, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Paradise & Co. reveals the spiritual internality of the Jewish scriptures in an original YouTube series, Judaism. Created by Barbara Permilla Roth, the series was influenced by the passage of Texas Senate Bill 10. Roth remarks of Judaism—“The mandate is to display in every Texas public primary and secondary school classroom—a poster of the Ten Commandments. First and foremost, these counsels are Holy laws from the Torah—Bible.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Wein und Schokolade
Termin: Samstag, 10.01.2027 um 16 Uhr Dauer: ca. 3 Stunden Gehen Sie mit Jürgen Bluhm auf eine Entdeckungsreise zu den Ursprüngen der Schokolade! Erleben Sie den Weg von der Kakaofrucht bis zur fertigen Schokolade. Probieren Sie erstmals die Pulpa und Kakosamen der rohen Kakaofrucht sowie den Kakaobruch. Passend dazu werden ausgewählte bean-to-bar Schokoladen serviert, begleitet von etwa acht Sekten und Weinen, die Ihnen Schokoholic und Önologin Barbara Roth vorstellen wird.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Riedel-Gläser Seminar
Termin: 13.11.2026 um 17 Uhr Dauer: ca. 2,5 Stunden Das Glas ist der Botschafter des Weines in der Sphäre der Sinne. Erleben Sie die herausragende Wein- & Glasphilosophie der Tiroler Glasmanufaktur Riedel. Mit Glas-Experte Marco Gulino und den Winzern Barbara Roth und Thorsten Ochocki entdecken Sie die neue Glas-Serie Veloce. Nach dem Aperitif probieren Sie fünf Kostbarkeiten (Sekt/Weißweine/Rotweine) aus insgesamt vier Gläsern.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Pfälzer 6-Gang Menü
Termin: Freitag, 6.November 2026 um 18.00 Uhr Dauer: ca. 3,5 Stunden Typisch Pfälzisch: Bei uns im Wilhelmshof erleben Sie ein ganz besonderes Genusserlebnis – 6 Gänge Saumagen, kombiniert mit unseren edlen Weinen und Sekten. „Die Deutsche Weinstraße – im Glas, auf dem Teller und in Bildern“, das leckere, kultur-kulinarische Saumagen-Tasting. Bei einem kühlen Glas Sekt zeigt Autor Jürgen Cronauer in einem Vortrag mit zahlreichen Fotos, was für die Weinstraße typisch ist.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Wein und Brot Seminar
Termin: 10.10.2026 um 17 Uhr Dauer: ca. 2,5 - 3 Stunden Freuen Sie sich auf viele Hintergrundinfos und Gemeinsamkeiten, die im Gärprozess von Brot und Wein spannender weise ähnlich ablaufen. Sekt, Weißwein, Rotwein, Rose – welche Weine am besten mit welchem Brot harmonieren, erfahren Sie in dieser Verkostung. Qualität und die Verwendung regionaler Produkte werden bei der Bäckerei Drebes aus Pirmasens großgeschrieben. Hier wird, ganz wie im Wilhelmshof, noch nach traditionellem Handwerk gearbeitet.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Symphonie der Sinne: Klang trifft Kulinarik
Termin: 05.06.2026 um 18 Uhr Dauer: ca. 4 Stunden Exquisites Mehrgang-Menü mit passender Weinbegleitung & musikalischen Highlights Programmtitel: “Klangvolle Harmonie – Musik und Wein in perfekter Balance“ Genießen Sie bei uns im Weingut ein Degustations-Menü regionaler Köstlichkeiten in drei Gängen und lauschen Sie dabei dem Streich-Quartett von Prof. Hülshoff. Werke von Haydn, Schubert, Enescu, Tschaikowsky sowir Arensky werden mit kammermusikalischer Finesse zum Leben erweckt.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Picknick im Weinberg
Termine: Samstag, 25. April, 13. Juni, 27. Juni, 4. Juli, 15. August 2026, Dauer: ca. 3,5 Stunden Große Lagenwanderung mit Weinprobe und Picknick im Weinberg. Sie starten im Wein- und Sektgut Wilhelmshof im Winzerdörfchen Siebeldingen. Zur Begrüßung empfangen wir Sie mit einem ausgezeichneten Glas Winzersekt im Weingut. Sie beginnen den erlebnisreichen Weinbergrundgang durch die große Gewächslage Siebeldingen Im Sonnenschein. Während der geführten Wanderung (ca.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: (W)Einsteiger-Seminar
Termine: 21.03. und 26.09.2026 um 13 Uhr Dauer: ca. 2,5 Stunden Gehen Sie mit Önologin Barbara Roth auf Sinnesreise: sehen, riechen, schmecken Sie. Wir starten mit einer Blindverkostung verschiedener fruchtiger Aromen, Reifenoten und natürlich auch den Aromen des Ausbaues (Holzfass, Edelstahl, Dauer der Lagerung auf der Hefe). Während dieses kompakten Intensivseminars widmen wir uns den Rebsorten, deren Unterschiede, Jahrgänge, Qualitätsstufen und wie man diese erkennt.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Dampfnudel-Kochkurs mit Weinprobe
Termine: Samstag, 28.02.2026 und 07.03.2026 um 10:30 Uhr Wir begrüßen Sie im Wilhelmshof mit unserem Riesling-Sekt und Luschettas. Zusammen mit Kochbuchautorin Yvonne Graf setzen Sie Ihren Hefeteig an und erfahren viele Tipps und Hintergründe. Während der Teig geht, schauen Sie mit Winzerin Barbara Roth in den Sektrüttelkeller und verkosten die Wilhelmshof-Sekte.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Sekt & Austern
Termine: Sa. 31.01.26/ 14.02.26 / 30.01.27 um 11 Uhr Kennen Sie den Geschmacksunterschied der Papillon- und der Gillardeau-Auster? Haben Sie schon einmal eine Wilde Auster mit der Irischen Felsenauster verglichen? Wir stellen Ihnen die unterschiedlichen Herkünfte und Veredlungsstufen vor. Denn die Auster ist, was sie „isst“! Warum Sie das alles in Siebeldingen erfahren? Auch dieses Geheimnis lüften wir. Mit spannender Moderation zu den Meeresfrüchten.
Siebeldingen - Weingut Wilhelmshof: Werden Sie Sektmacher! - Workshop
Termine: Sa. 28.02./ 28.03./09.05/24.10/14.11.26 Workshop zu unterschiedlichen Uhrzeiten buchbar Sie lieben Sekt und wollen mehr Wissen? Sie wollten schon immer mal auf den Spuren Dom Perignons sein? Dann kommen Sie zu uns und stellen Ihre eigene Flasche Sekt selbst her. Diese dürfen Sie dann natürlich mit nach Hause nehmen. Das Wein- & Sektgut Wilhelmshof stellt seit 50 Jahren Sekte nach der aufwändigen methode champenoise, der klassischen Flaschengärung aus eigenen Trauben her.
IRF Review Choice Demonstration to begin in CA in 2026
What is happening: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced that it will be expanding the Review Choice Demonstration (RCD) for Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility (IRF) Services to California, beginning May 1, 2026. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
CMS Updates Hospital Surveyor Guidance to Address Discharge Planning, Notification Requirements, and More
What’s happening: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has revised Appendix A of the State Operations Manual to include new interpretive guidelines and survey processes. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
DHCS Requests Comments on Plan Policies for SNF, Subacute Authorization and Payment by Friday - California Hospital Association
What is happening: The Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) is requesting feedback by Dec. 5 on draft all plan letters addressing updated policies for Medi-Cal managed care plan (MCP) coverage of skilled-nursing, subacute care , and intermediate care facility services. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
Some Psychiatric Hospitals See Uptick in Requests to Admit Former State Hospital Patients - California Hospital Association
What’s happening: Acute psychiatric hospitals and units located in Sonoma and Orange counties have recently reported increased local pressure to admit individuals who local courts have placed on a “Murphy” conservatorship following treatment in a state hospital. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
Comments on Trauma/Specialty Care Regulations Due Next Week - California Hospital Association
What’s happening: Last week, the Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) released updated critical care and specialty program regulations. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
CHA Issues Additional Comments on Regulations Limiting LVN-Provided Respiratory Care
What’s happening: CHA has submitted additional comments to the Respiratory Care Board of California (RCB) regarding new regulations that restrict the tasks licensed vocational nurses (LVNs) may perform, therefore limiting hospitals’ and other care providers’ ability to meet their patients’ needs. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
DHCS Updates Grievance and Appeals Requirements Information
What’s happening: The California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) has republished the State Hearing Form to include a few technical changes to All Plan Letter 21-011, which addresses grievance and appeal requirements for Medi-Cal Managed Care Plans. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
CHA Comments on Regulations Limiting LVN-Provided Respiratory Care - California Hospital Association
What’s happening: Last week, CHA submitted comments to the Respiratory Care Board of California (RCB) expressing concerns about new regulations that restrict the tasks licensed vocational nurses (LVNs) may perform, therefore limiting hospitals’ and other care providers’ ability to meet their patients’ needs. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
CDPH Issues Updated Informed Consent for Psychotherapeutics in SNFs
What’s happening: On Oct. 7, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) issued All Facilities Letter (AFL) 25-27, providing information on regulations related to a patient's right to be free from psychotherapeutic drugs and ensuring informed consent before treatment with such drugs. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
CDPH Updates SNF Guidance on Preventing COVID-19, Influenza, and Other Respiratory Viral Infections
What’s happening: On Oct. 7, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) issued All Facilities Letter (AFL) 25-28, which shares an updated guidance document with recommendations and strategies skilled-nursing facilities (SNFs) should use to prevent and control COVID-19, influenza, and other respiratory viral infections. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
CDPH Seeks Input on Psychotherapeutic Drug Use Informed Consent Form
What’s happening: The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) issued All Facilities Letter 25-25 to notify skilled-nursing facilities (SNFs) and other interested stakeholders of an upcoming meeting on its draft Consent Form for Psychotherapeutic Drug Use. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
Hospitals Implementing Federal Outpatient Therapy Changes Should Request Program Flex
What’s happening: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ (CMS’) calendar year (CY) 2025 Physician Fee Schedule (PFS) final rule provides increased flexibility for hospital outpatient therapy services, but this flexibility does not align with certain requirements in Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
Board of Pharmacy Launches Online Portal for Drug Theft, Loss
What’s happening: The Board of Pharmacy’s new online portal allows hospitals and pharmacists to quickly and easily report drug theft or loss, which is required for any controlled substance loss, regardless of size. This content is restricted to members. Log in Register an Account
CDPH Reminds SNFs of Residents’ Bed-Hold Rights
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CHA Expresses Concerns about DMHC Network Adequacy Proposal
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EMSA Seeks Input on Revised Chapter 6 Specialty Care Regulations
What’s happening: On July 3, the California Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) released a revised Chapter 6 regulation proposal, which outlines critical updates to specialty care programs — including trauma, ST-elevation myocardial infarction, stroke, and Emergency Medical Services for Children — and opens a second round of public comment. What else to know: CHA’s Emergency Medical Services and Trauma Advisory Group will develop comments for submission.
Insurers Pledge to Improve Prior Authorization System
What’s happening: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) leadership has received commitments from multiple insurance companies to streamline prior authorization processes by cutting red tape, accelerating care decisions, and enhancing transparency for patients and providers. What else to know: Several of the reforms advanced by health plans and insurance companies are already addressed in state and federal regulations; additional details about their plans remain unclear.
CHA Asks CMS to Revise LTCH Outlier Threshold
What’s happening: In recently submitted comments, CHA requested that the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) revise the fixed-loss outlier threshold in the long-term care hospital (LTCH) prospective payment system.
CHA Supports the ‘Improving Seniors Timely Access to Care Act’
What’s happening: In a letter sent June 12, CHA urged all members of the California congressional delegation to support bipartisan legislation that would improve access to care for seniors enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans.
Reminder: Documents that Create Medical Debt Must Include Specific Language
What’s happening: Beginning July 1, hospitals must include specific language on any document that indicates the patient agrees to pay the hospital’s bill, per Senate Bill (SB) 1061 (2024). Failure to include the required language means the hospital cannot enforce the debt. What else to know: Documents that hospitals should review and update include, but are not limited to, the Conditions of Admission form, outpatient registration documents, and agreements to enter into extended payment plans.
EMSA Solicits Hospital Feedback on APOT Audit Tool
What’s happening: The Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) will host a hospitals-only webinar on June 24 from 8-9:30 a.m. (PT) to share more information about its new “APOT Audit Tool” and solicit feedback. What else to know: The tool, outlined in EMSA’s proposed emergency regulations implementing Assembly Bill 40 (2023), would be used to evaluate and verify ambulance patient offload time (APOT) data. Hospitals would be able to validate the data and identify discrepancies.
CDPH Issues SNF Discharge Notice Requirements
What’s happening: The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has issued All Facilities Letter 25-17, which reviews notice requirements for the transfer and discharge of skilled-nursing facility (SNF) residents. What else to know: The requirements apply to all facility-initiated transfers and discharges, including discharges that occur while the resident remains in the hospital after an emergency transfer.
New York's Employers Are Caught In The Middle: Contending With Diverging Federal And State Employment Law Agendas
Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer LLP are most popular: within Employment and HR, Transport and Antitrust/Competition Law topic(s) As we anticipated at the beginning of last year, the Trump administration ushered in substantial changes to many aspects of the federal government's administrative agenda, which had far-reaching impacts on employers.
CHA Submits Recommended Staff Ratios for Psychiatric Hospitals
What’s happening: Last week,CHA submitted recommended staff ratios for acute psychiatric hospitals to the California Department of Public Health (CDPH), urging the state to require a multi-disciplinary care team approach including registered nurses, licensed vocational nurses, psychiatric technicians, and mental health workers.
District Court Rejects Federal SNF Staffing Requirements
What’s happening: On April 7, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas vacated key portions of the minimum staffing requirements for skilled-nursing facilities (SNFs) mandated by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). What else to know: The court ruled that CMS’ standardized numerical minimums were inconsistent with existing federal law passed by Congress in 1987.
CHA’s Legislative Agenda Aims to Hold Insurers Accountable - California Hospital Association
What’s happening: Multiple bills addressing insurer accountability have been introduced in the California State Assembly during the current legislative session. On behalf of its member hospitals, CHA is supporting several bills that would improve the prior authorization (PA) process by reducing response times, clarifying reviewer qualifications, and/or reducing or eliminating PA for certain services.
DHCS Community Support Updates Take Effect July 1 - California Hospital Association
What’s happening: The Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) has updated service definitions for four of the 14 community supports that Medi-Cal managed care plans (MCPs) may offer as part of the state’s Medi-Cal reform effort, California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM). The four updated service definitions go into effect July 1.
CHA Memo Helps Hospital EDs with Psychiatric Emergencies Under AB 1316
What’s happening: As of Jan. 1,hospital emergency departments (EDs) have a clear pathway for Medi-Cal reimbursement for behavioral health visits under Assembly Bill (AB) 1316, a CHA-sponsored bill. In a recent memo to members, CHA provides guidance to hospitals about these new requirements, as well as hospitals’ obligations for stabilizing or transferring individuals in EDs experiencing a mental health crisis.
DMHC Issues Updated Guidance on Claims Payment Requirements
What’s happening: The California Department of Managed Health Care (DMHC) has issued All Plan Letter (APL) 25-007, which provides guidance to health care service plans on requirements for reimbursing claims for health care services with a date of receipt on or after Jan. 1, 2026. What else to know: The updated guidance reflects the provisions of Assembly Bill 3275 (2024).
CHA Partners With CSHP, ASHP to Advance Pharmacy Practice
What’s happening: CHA and the California Society of Health-System Pharmacists (CSHP) are calling on pharmacy professionals to join the movement for substantive change in pharmacy practice through their partnership with the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists’ (ASHP) Practice Advancement Initiative (PAI) — and joining the movement begins with taking the California Hospital Survey.
Lainey Beth Schmelzle
Lainey Beth Schmelzle, 1 years old, of Ste. Genevieve, MO, died Saturday, March 1, 2025 at Children’s Hospital in St. Louis, MO. She was born October 19, 2023 in Ste. Genevieve, MO. She is survived by Parents, Drew & Kassey Schmelzle of Ste.
CDPH Seeks Input on Reporting Unusual Occurrences
What’s happening: The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Center for Health Care Quality (CHCQ) is seeking public comment from long-term care facilities, including skilled-nursing facilities, on regulations for reporting unusual occurrences. For more information, refer to All Facilities Letter 25-11. What else to know: CHCQ seeks input on several topics, including definitions, reporting processes, and requirements for documentation.
CDPH Issues Guidance on Skilled-Nursing Facility Reporting for Resident Payer Source
What’s happening: The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has issued All Facilities Letter (AFL) 25-10, which implements new requirements for skilled-nursing facilities (SNFs) and strengthens the prohibition against facility discrimination based on a resident’s payment source, as enacted in Senate Bill 1354. What else to know: Effective Jan.
CMS Publishes Progress Report on Review Choice Demonstration for Inpatient Rehabilitation Services, Shares ‘Helpful Hints’
What’s happening: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has posted to its website a report on the ongoing Review Choice Demonstration for Inpatient Rehabilitation Services (IRF RCD) — a program currently in Alabama and Pennsylvania that will expand to California in the future, though a specific time frame has not yet been established.
Comments on Proposed EMSA Critical, Specialty Care Program Regulations Due April 3
What’s happening: The Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) is proposing to update a chapter of the California Code of Regulations (CCR) that covers critical and specialty care programs, including as trauma, ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), stroke, and emergency medical services for children (EMSC) systems. Written comments on the proposed regulations are due April 3.
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