Summit on Shared Accountability
“While the policy discussion in Washington is focused on
the need for delivery system reform, health plans and
their provider partners are already making it happen
across the country. America’s health insurance plans are
implementing delivery and payment models that are
working in the marketplace and showing tangible
results.”
— Karen Ignagni, President and CEO, AHIP
On October 18, 2011 at the Ronald Reagan Building and
International Trade Center in Washington, D.C., AHIP
will host its
Summit on Shared Accountability showcasing the most
innovative payment reform models that regional and
national health plans have implemented to achieve the
three-part aim. Health plan leaders and their provider
partners will demonstrate a variety of approaches to
improving care quality and reducing costs from
ACO-contracting to patient-centered medical homes and
bundled payments. The
Summit will highlight key program features,
successes, and lessons learned that can help enhance
understanding of alternative pathways to building a
sustainable, high-quality health care system.
Register now for this unique one-day opportunity to
participate in a thoughtful discussion about strategies
demonstrating real results, as
space is limited.
Confirmed Speakers Include:
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Chester Burrell,
President & CEO, CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
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Sarah Cooper,
Director of Operations, Oncology Services,
UnitedHealthcare
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Juan Davila,
Senior Vice President Network Management, Blue
Shield of California
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Thomas Graf, MD,
Chairman, Community Practice, Geisinger Health
System
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George Isham, MD,
Chief Health Officer, HealthPartners
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Jeffrey Kang, MD, MPH,
Chief Medical Officer, CIGNA HealthCare
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Charles D. Kennedy, MD,
Head of Aligned Care Solutions, Aetna Inc.
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Samuel Nussbaum, MD,
Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer,
WellPoint, Inc.
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Richard G. Popiel, MD, MBA,
President & COO, Horizon Healthcare Innovations,
Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of NJ
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Dana Safran, ScD,
Senior Vice President, Performance Measurement &
Improvement, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Who Should Attend:
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Policy Makers
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Health Policy Staff
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Health Plans
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Directors of Contracting and Provider Relations
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Medical Groups/PHOs/IPAs/Physician Practices
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Chief Medical Officer, Medical Director
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IPA Leadership
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Hospitals/Health Systems
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Executive Leadership
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Chief Medical Officers, Medical Directors
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Quality and Care Management Directors
Register Now - Space is Limited
AHIP members will receive a discounted registration rate
of $495. Attendees from non-member organizations can
register for $625. Visit the
Summit website to register and for more details
about registration policies and procedures.
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