World Congress - Finance, Health Care, Legal/IP, Marketing and Pharma Conferences

The Network and Contract Management Summit convenes payers and providers to share their challenges and successes around network strategy, development, and risk-based contracting as the industry moves forward to deliver accountable care and improve population health.

• Effective value-based contracting - Understand the ramifications of new language and leverage data analyses
• Manage the cost trend in direct-to-employer contracting and other value-based models
• Advance value-based contracting and care for Medicaid populations

Health care organizations involved in ACO and value-based care convene at the World Congress Summit to discuss how they are utilizing their MSSPs as learning labs to build and improve population health across value-based contracts.

• Navigate MACRA implementation and determine your Medicare strategy going forward
• Proven strategies on earning shared savings in the MSSP program from the top 10 performers
• Insights into why Next Gen and MSSP Track 3 leaders made the leap to two-sided risk

Join manufacturers and their clients to discuss tactical solutions in value-based contracting.

• Discuss with payers expectations and data metrics crucial for outcome based contracting
• Leverage partnerships with PBMs, specialty pharmacies and ACOs to address emerging needs for patients
• Understand the impact of new legislation such as MACRA on contracting with providers, payers and PBMs

Join providers and clinical transformation leadership to dissect the Quality Payment Program (QPP) framework and discuss the strategies and tools that will support providers in the transition to a value-based payment system.

• Examine the two tracks of the QPP and how this new payment system will drive the transition to better, affordable care
• Consider how the new payment framework will reduce administrative burden on providers and incentivize physician performance for population health management
• Explore lessons learned and success stories from providers and medical groups who have transitioned to a risk environment