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Partnerships
Changing Care Delivery
Join us
for a unique one-day opportunity March 5 at AHIP's second Summit
on Shared Accountability in Washington, D.C., as we showcase innovative
models that regional and national health plans have implemented to achieve
the three-part aim outlined in the National Quality Strategy – better care,
healthy people/healthy communities, and affordable care.
Numerous
health plans, in partnership with physicians, hospitals, and employers,
have implemented alternative care delivery and payment models that promote
accountability and help improve not only the quality and efficacy of care,
but also patient experiences. Early success in these models are helping to
change physician and hospital practices to become more patient-centered and
focus on quality across the care continuum rather than single encounters of
care.
It will
be a full day, packed with thoughtful discussion offering national and
local strategies that are changing care delivery models. You will hear
directly from practicing providers on how these new contracts are making a
difference in their practices.
Confirmed Speakers Include:
- Patrick Courneya, MD, Health Plan Medical Director, HealthPartners,
Inc.
- Lois Elia,
Vice President, Advocate Health Care
- Marcia Guida James, MS, MBA, CPC, Director, Provider Engagement, Humana
- Charles Kennedy, MD, Head of Accountable Care Solutions, Aetna, Inc.
- Alan Muney, MD, MHA, Chief Medical Officer, CIGNA Corporation
- H. Scott Sarran, MD, MM, Chief Medical Officer, Blue Cross Blue Shield of
IL
- Lisa Sasko, MA, MBA, Director, Clinical Transformation, Capital
District Physicians’ Health Plans (CDPHP)
- Richard Weisblatt, PhD, Senior Vice President, Network Services, Harvard
Pilgrim Health Care, Inc.
Register Now - Space is Limited
AHIP
members will receive a discounted registration rate of $495 for the Summit
on Shared Accountability. Attendees from non-member organizations can
register for the Summit for $625. Visit the Summit
website to register and for more details about registration policies
and procedures.
While You're in Town, Add One or Two More Programs
National Policy Forum
From how
implementation is proceeding, to the debate about the individual mandate,
to building Exchanges in the states and the upcoming elections, the key
legislative and regulatory issues affecting your organization will be
discussed on March 6-7 at AHIP’s National
Policy Forum in Washington, D.C. From the decisions that will affect
you immediately to those with long-lasting considerations, you’ll hear
firsthand from political, business, and health care leaders what’s now,
what’s next, and what you should focus on to help your organization move
forward.
Exchange Conference
Exchanges
continue to be one of the most pressing health care reform issues for
health plans, states, and national policy makers. AHIP’s Exchange
Conference, March 7-8 in Washington, D.C., will provide you with the
information you need to stay ahead of implementation.
AHIP Educational Programs
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and other educational and promotional programs, sign up for AHIP's mailing
list at www.ahip.org/subscribe.htm.
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