Finally, a substantial number of CMS-backed and state initiatives are up and running for Medicare-Medicaid dual eligibles. And some states and participating plans are now reporting initial results related to passive enrollment, coordination between Medicare and Medicaid, medical services utilization, cost savings and more.

Register for AIS's Dual-Eligibles Programs: Initial Results, Successes and Remaining Challenges and find out the early results and lessons learned from CMS-backed and state duals demos - presented by 11 of the nation's top duals experts from the private and public sectors.

When you attend this unique virtual conference on Sept. 17 from the convenience of your own office, your entire management team will hear from speakers on the front lines of existing and developing duals programs. For one registration fee, your team will gain valuable, practical intelligence and strategic insights on:

The Virtual Experience: Get intensive training from the convenience of your own office or conference room. No travel required! Gather your entire management team for the most cost-effective training in the industry. More Info

Join us on Sept. 17 for AIS's Dual-Eligibles Programs: Initial Results, Successes and Remaining Challenges and begin to sort through the preliminary results about what is working — and where participating plans and states must now focus to solve remaining problems. Sessions and speakers include:

• Lessons Learned: An Overview of What Has Worked (and What Hasn't) From Initial CMS and State Duals Programs — Robb Cohen of Gorman Health Group, Shuchita Madan of Medicaid Health Plans of America and Robert Wychulis of Inovalon will give you a fast-paced status report on what has already taken place on implementation of the duals initiatives, how well the programs have fared, and what has worked best and worst.
• Case Study: Implementation of the California Duals Initiative — Two veterans of California’s CMS-backed demo — Peter Harbage of Harbage Consulting and Lisa Rubino of Molina Healthcare — will provide an inside look at how it has gone so far and why.
• Initial Behavioral Health and Pharmacy Experiences in Duals Initiatives — Brian Wheelan of Beacon Health Strategies and Cynthia Pigg of Magellan Medicaid Administration will share what the initial evidence suggests on how the often-abundant behavioral-health needs of beneficiaries are dealt with, and how effectively their pharmacy benefits are handled.
• What's Next for Duals Initiatives? — There is a consensus that initiatives for integrating care for duals have only just begun to find ways that will improve outcomes and save money, so what directions will they head in later and how quickly? Share a crystal ball with an all-star panel — John Gorman of Gorman Health Group, Austin Ifedirah, DDS, of Gateway Health Plan, Mary Kennedy of the Association for Community Affiliated Plans and Thomas Lutzow, Ph.D., of iCare.

  

Participate in a live conference from the comfort of your own office. No travel, no hassles, no added expenses! Our virtual conference makes it simple: just send in your registration and log in at the scheduled start time. And just like in-person conferences, speakers will be ready to answer individual questions after each session.

Train your entire team without breaking the budget! With our virtual conference, an unlimited number of attendees can log in from one location for cost-effective team training at its best.

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To review a detailed agenda and register today at a discounted rate, please visit http://aishealth.com/marketplace/c4va04_091714-e4mc48 or call toll-free 800-521-4323 and mention Code EC4VA04-E4MC48 to save!

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