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Primary Care Leader Asaf Bitton Confirmed to Keynote! Register Now! Early Registration Deadline is July 15!   Join us September 8–9, 2022, for the NAACOS Fall Conference at the Marriott Marquis in Washington, D.C. with optional half-day workshops on September 7. The agenda will feature leading ACO experts and CMS officials sharing timely and essential information for ACOs. Our day one lunch plenary, which will focus on primary care transformation, will feature Asaf Bitton, executive director of Ariadne Labs, a health systems innovation center at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Session topics will include: Critical Policy Updates for ACOs, ACO REACH and DCEs chaired by Rob Daley, NAACOS The Transition to eCQMs:  Multistakeholder Roundtable Discussion chaired by Katherine Schneider Community Engagement Topics to Reduce Admissions and Readmissions chaired by Rob Mechanic, Institute for Accountable Care Beneficiary Engagement and Education on Medicare Models and Differences from MA chaired by Chelsea Graves, Aledade  Measurement of Remote Patient Monitoring for Positive Outcomes from the Provider Perspective chaired by Rob Fields, Mount Sinai Health System Highlight & Share, Don’t Rank & Spank! Best Approaches to Motivate Clinician Quality Improvement in ACOs chaired by Bob Rauner, OneHealth Nebraska ACO Affiliate and Preferred Provider Agreements: Requirements, Shared Responsibility and Compensation Models Options chaired by Jessica Martensen, Essentia Health Designing an Effective ACO Board Structure: How to Leverage your Board and Management Teams for Improved Decision-Making and Outcomes chaired by Tori Bratcher, Trinity Health Successful Small ACOs and IPA: How to Survive Without Consolidation chaired by Brian Hammer, NAACOS Value Base Contracting 101 chaired by Anthony Reed, Christiana Care Attribution Logic for Provider and Practice Assignment in Reports for MSSP, REACH and MA chaired by Jennifer Leazzo, Duly Health and Care As always, the entire conference will be recorded, and all participants, both in-person and virtual, will be able to view any sessions they missed live for six months following the conference.  Two pre-conference workshops on Wednesday, September 7 from 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm can enrich your conference learning. The two workshops will be focused on: ACO REACH Compliance and Waivers chaired by Beth Patak, Equality Health Preparing for eCQM Reporting chaired by Anna Taylor, MultiCare Connected Care **These workshops require separate registration from the main meeting.** Register Early and Save! Register before July 15 for the in-person conference and receive a discount of $300 per person. Can’t attend in person? Register for our live webcast before July 15 and receive a discount of $100 per person. Register now!   **GROUP RATES** Take advantage of our group rates! We are offering group rates for both the in-person and virtual conference. To register at the group rate, please contact Emily Perron. Group rates are only available to NAACOS member ACOs and DCEs. If your organization is not a member, join now and save!  Hotel Marriott Marquis Washington, D.C. 901 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20001 All reservations must be made by August 1 to qualify for the discounted room rate of $289 a night, single or double occupancy per night plus 14.95 percent sales tax (based upon availability). We recommend making your reservations as soon as possible due to limited space. Exhibitor and sponsor opportunities are now available!  The conference will feature exhibitors with products and services specifically for the accountable care community. NAACOS Partners are the only non-ACOs allowed to attend, exhibit and sponsor NAACOS conferences. Reserve your space today! NAACOS conferences are the only events organized exclusively by ACOs and DCEs. Visit our website for more information on conference registration, exhibit and sponsor opportunities, and hotel details.

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