World Congress Leadership Summit on Medicaid Managed Care
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Leadership Summit on Medicaid Managed Care
With much uncertainty still in the air around health care reform it is important to collaborate with your peers on the issues that government health care faces. At the 8th Annual Medicaid Managed Care Summit, you will gain important insight on:
- Long Term Care – How should managed care organizations manage these patients in a cost efficient way without compromising quality?
- Medicaid Expansion – How is Expansion affecting managed care in its first year of implementation?
- Dual Eligibles –How do we integrate care and create savings at the same time?
- The Churn – How will the churn population be managed?
- Accountable Care Collaborations – Are they the answer to driving pay for performance in Medicaid?
- Access to Care – An already serious issue for Medicaid, how will the expansion impact access to care?
- Behavioral Health – Medicaid is seeing an increase in patients with behavioral health conditions – how is managed care confronting this?
CMS Opening Keynote
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CMS and the states work in concert to ensure the best quality of care for the populations they serve. As more and more states elect to integrate managed care into their Medicaid program, CMS must evaluate these programs and determine how to manage participants to ensure health care is delivered adequately.
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James Golden Director, Division of Managed Care Plans Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services |
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Collaboration in all of these areas is the key to a more efficient Medicaid system. Our conference will help uncover how Managed Care can lead the way.
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About the Conference
This year’s event will focus on payer – provider relationships in managed care with an emphasis on long term care and the impact of Medicaid expansion. As many states attempt to save the tax payer money by finding innovative ways of managing their most costly populations, the managed care discussion becomes a vital part of the dialog. Our conference will provide an in-depth discussion on the relationships that are developing between states, managed care organizations and providers in order to deliver high quality care to long term care patients. We will discuss the impact of Medicaid expansion on MCOs and how this landscape will shape the future of Medicaid, and managed care. Finally we will uncover what relationships are enhancing patient care and reducing costs by looking at pay for performance in managed care.
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