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| During 2012, over 150 ACOs participated in Medicare Shared Savings
Initiatives, serving over 2.4 million Medicare beneficiaries, with many
more accountable care organizations slated to serve Medicare during
2013. In the private health health plan population, accountable care
arrangements are proliferating with companies like Aetna and Cigna
building national accountable care networks through provider
collaborations. The coming year brings much promise as well as potential
pitfalls for stakeholders as accountable care arrangements mature.
The Third Annual Accountable Care Web Summit features a 90 minute
webinar with three national experts from three industry leading
organizations that will share their organizational experience, insights
and strategic approaches with Accountable Care. Aetna's Charles D.
Kennedy, MD, Chief Executive Officer of Accountable
Care Solutions; and Cigna's
Harriet P. Wallsh, RN, National Business Lead, Collaborative Solutions &
Effectiveness, will each separately detail their respective health
plan's national accountable care approach, strategies and collaborative
initiatives with provider organizations. Milliman's
Rong Yi, PhD, Director, Risk Adjustment and Predictive Modeling
Practice; Senior Consultant, will close by advising stakeholders
how to avoid the mistakes of the 2010s, discussing the pitfalls of
risk-based contracts, the importance of data and how organizations can
strategize to be a successful ACO in 2013 and beyond.
The event also includes three downloadable pre-recorded sessions,
with William DeMarco, President and CEO,
Pendulum HealthCare Development Corporation providing his insights into
key accountable care provider Issues for 2013;
Sharon Beaty, MBA, FACMPE, Chief Executive Officer, Mid-State Health
Center providing a case study of the North Country ACO & Mid
State Health Center’s experience so far in the accountable care arena;
and William A. MacBain, MPS, Senior Vice
President, Gorman Health Group discussing the application of capitation
and capitation-related concepts for Medicare ACOs.
Position your organization for 2013 and beyond in the accountable
care arena. Join us for the Third Annual
Accountable Care Web Summit on Wednesday, December 5, 2012, and
participate in the live national webinar, additional downloadable
pre-recorded faculty sessions, ACO e-poll and more, featuring national experts providing key
insights, trends, strategies, actionable intelligence
and more on critical accountable care topics, plus receive a three month trial
subscription to Accountable Care News for no additional cost (new
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Wednesday, December 5,
2012
1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. Eastern (10:00 a.m. -
11:30 a.m. Pacific)
Click here
to find out what time your event starts in your time zone.
- 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Evolving Toward the Accountable Future: Aetna's Accountable
Care Vision and Collaborations - Charles D. Kennedy, MD,
Chief Executive Officer of Accountable Care
Solutions, Aetna
- 1:30 pm - 2:00
pm Cigna National Collaborative Accountable Care
Strategies and Initiatives - Harriet P. Wallsh, RN,
National Business Lead, Collaborative Solutions & Effectiveness,
Cigna
- 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
How to avoid the mistakes of the 2010s - pitfalls of
risk-based contracts, the importance of data and how to
strategize to be a successful ACO--
Rong Yi, PhD, Director, Risk Adjustment and Predictive Modeling
Practice; Senior Consultant, Milliman
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Pre-Recorded Presentations in Windows Media Video format with
audio and synchronized slide advancement:
- Accountable Care Provider Issues for 2013, by
William DeMarco, President and CEO, Pendulum HealthCare
Development Corporation
- North Country ACO & Mid State Health Center’s Story,
by Sharon Beaty, MBA, FACMPE, Chief Executive Officer, Mid-State
Health Center
- ACO Capitation 101: Understanding Medicare ACOs’ Real
Potential to Influence Patterns of Care, by William A.
MacBain, MPS, Senior Vice President, Gorman Health Group
- Plus other Web
Summit features including a Accountable Care Article Library, an exclusive
ACO e-poll, and a three month trial subscription
to Accountable Care News
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Participants will be able to:
- Gain an overall sense of
selected applicable current strategies, initiatives, challenges,
experiences and insights relating to accountable care that will
be applicable for the coming year ahead.
- Consider the respective approaches and perspectives being
taken by two industry leaders in collaborating with provider
organizations to build national accountable care networks.
- Explore
the potential, the implications and the issues involved with the
continuing growth and development of private health plan
accountable care arrangements.
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Ascertain the importance of the role of data, the
potential pitfalls of risk-based contracts, and other key issues
in accountable care.
- Obtain relevant case experience and
lessons learned offered by the faculty, with insights provided from
multiple perspectives.
- Experience e-learning at the attendees'
convenience, with downloadable pre-recorded sessions, article library, and other online Summit features available
24/7.
- Engage in interactive learning through live webinar providing
online question submission, attendee surveys, feedback and opportunity for
follow up questions, and networking with attendees, faculty and other
professionals through dedicated LinkedIn group.
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Interested attendees would include:
- C-Suite Executives
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Accountable Care Directors and Staff
- Strategy and Planning Executives and
Staff
- Legal, Regulatory and Policy
Executives and Staff
- Managed Care and Revenue Cycle
Executives and Staff
- Business Development Executives
and Staff
- Operations Executives
and Staff
- Provider Network
Managers and Staff
- Provider Contracting
Managers and Staff
- Medical Directors
- Clinical Executives
- Care Management Executives
Attendees would represent
organizations including
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Accountable Care Organizations
- Hospitals
- Provider Networks
- Medical Groups
- Health Plans
- Government Agencies
- Business Process Organizations
- Solutions Providers
- Care Management Organizations
- Associations, Institutes and
Research Organizations
- Pharmaceutical Organizations
- Media
- Other Interested Parties
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Individual Registration Fee: $295.
Audio Conference CD-ROM: $40 for attendees; $335 for
non-attendees after the event.
Registration includes a three month trial subscription to
Predictive Modeling News for no additional cost. |
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