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In a time of unprecedented change in Medicare and
Medicaid, AHIP's Medicare Conference (September 22-24), Dual Eligibles Summit (an intensive five hour
workshop on September 24), and Medicaid Conference (September 25-25), will deliver
answers.
Whether you choose to attend one or more of these
programs (co-located in Washington, D.C. for your convenience),
you'll leave with solutions to your day-to-day operational needs,
as well as the tools to strategically plan for 2014 and beyond.
Medicare Conference
September
22-24
At the Medicare Conference, you'll enjoy sessions focusing
on the impact of
reform
and the
budget deficit, along with compliance issues
and
effective care management strategies. You'll also
learn about maximizing the beneficiary experience in Medicare Advantage,
as well MA and
Part D-specific
operational issues. Click here for details and
click here to register.
Featured Speakers Include:
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Marilyn B. Tavenner, Administrator, Centers for Medicare &
Medicaid Services (CMS)
The
Medicare Program in 2014 and Beyond: The View from CMS
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Jonathan Blum, MPP, Acting Principal Deputy Administrator
and Director, Center for Medicare, Centers for Medicare &
Medicaid Services (CMS)
Priorities and Future Directions for Medicare Advantage and Part D
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Timothy Hill, Acting Director, Medicare Program
Integrity Group, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Initiatives to Prevent and Detect Fraud, Waste and Abuse
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Joseph R. Antos, PhD, Wilson H. Taylor Scholar in Health Care
and Retirement Policy, American Enterprise Institute
Medicare Reform: Do We Need More Competition?
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Katherine Baicker, PhD, Professor, Health Economics, Department
of Health Policy and Management, Harvard School of Public Health
Changing Landscape for Medicare Advantage Plans
- Paul
B. Ginsburg, PhD, President, Center for Studying Health
System Change
Changing Landscape for Medicare Advantage Plans
- Mark
E. Miller, PhD, Executive Director, MedPAC
Changing Landscape for Medicare Advantage Plans
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Patricia Neuman, ScD, MS, Senior Vice President of the Henry J.
Kaiser Family Foundation and Director of the Kaiser Family
Foundation’s Program on Medicare Policy and Executive Director of
the Foundation’s Project on Medicare’s Future
Medicare Reform: Do We Need More Competition?
- Alice
M. Rivlin, Co-chair, Bipartisan Policy Center’s
Domenici-Rivlin Task Force; Interim director of Brookings’
Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform
Medicare 2023: Payment Reform, Entitlements
and Budgets in the Decade Ahead
- Kenneth E. Thorpe, PhD, Robert W.
Woodruff Professor and Chair, Department of Health Policy and
Management, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University;
Chairman, Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease (PFCD)
Treating Chronic Disease: Innovation Plan Strategies to Promote
Healthier Aging
Dual Eligibles Summit
September
24
The Dual Eligibles Summit, a five-hour workshop on
September 24 that complements the two conferences, will showcase
both policy
and operational initiatives that are showing
tremendous promise as we focus on improving care, access, quality,
and
containing costs. The speakers and sessions at the
Summit will address this fundamental question from multiple
perspectives: "How can our health care system best care for the
more than nine million individuals who are dually eligible for
both Medicare and Medicaid?" Click here for details and
click here to register.
Featured Speakers Include:
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Melanie Bella, Director, Medicare-Medicaid Coordination
Office, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
Increasing Access to Seamless, Quality and Person-Centered Care
and Services for Dual Eligibles
- Kelly
Buckland, Executive Director, National Council on
Independent Living (NCIL)
Building
Relationships to Deliver Home and Community-Based Services
through Health Plans
- Sharon R. Williams, CMCE, Senior Vice
President and Chief Operating Officer, Detroit Area Agency on
Aging
Building
Relationships to Deliver Home and Community-Based Services
through Health Plans
Medicaid Conference
September
25-26
At the Medicaid Conference, you'll hear from speakers at
the State and Federal level as they address Medicaid expansion,
including the impact on
state budgets and the program's relationship with Health Insurance
Exchanges. You'll also have the opportunity to
learn about exciting
innovations in Medicaid Managed Care. Click here for details and
click here to register.
Featured Speakers Include:
- Cindy
Mann, JD, CMS Deputy Administrator/Director,
Center for Medicaid and CHIP Services (CMCS), Centers for
Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS)
The
Medicaid Program in 2014 and Beyond: The View from CMS
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Patricia M. Boozang, Managing Director, Manatt Health
Solutions
Medicaid and Exchanges: Enhancing the Eligibility and Enrollment
Experience
- Dan
Crippen, Executive Director, National Governors
Association (NGA)
Medicaid Expansion and Other Challenges and Opportunities: View
from the NGA
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Merrill Friedman, Vice President, Advocacy, Amerigroup
Corporation
Perspectives on Serving Individuals with Disabilities through
Health Plans under Medicaid for Today and Tomorrow
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Charles J. Milligan, Jr., Deputy Secretary for Health Care
Financing, Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Medicaid and Exchanges: Enhancing the Eligibility and Enrollment
Experience
- Susan
Mosier, MD, Medicaid Director, Kansas Department of
Health and Environment
State Medicaid Directors Roundtable
- Matt
Salo, Executive Director, National Association
of State Medicaid Directors (NAMD)
State
Medicaid Directors Roundtable
- H.
Scott Sarran, MD, MM, Divisional Senior Vice President and
Chief Medical Officer, Government Programs, Health Care Service
Corporation (HCSC)
Expanding Access to Primary Care in Medicaid
- Jan Towers,
PhD, NP-C, FNP, Director of Health Policy, American Association of Nurse Practitioners
Expanding Access to Primary Care in Medicaid
Register Early and Save
Attend one or more of these programs for focused
operational and policy insights from our distinguished lineup of
speakers. Click here to learn more and
click here to register by
Thursday, August 15 and take advantage of early
registration pricing.
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