The WHCC 4th Annual Medicaid and Medicare Reform Summit

The WHCC 4^th Annual Medicaid and Medicare Reform Summit

The WHCC 4^th Annual Medicaid and Medicare Reform Summit convenes executives from health plans, hospital systems, and policy organizations to share, learn, and discuss approaches to improve the quality of government programs and achieve payment and delivery reform.

Top Reasons to Attend in 2015:

• Explore recent payment and delivery reform strategies to reduce Medicaid and Medicare expenditure
• Learn from dual demonstration projects and innovative Long Term Care Coordination models
• Hear directly from Medicaid directors about the current state of Medicaid expansion
• Analyze the future of Medicare Advantage

Distinguished Speaking Faculty Includes:

Robin G. Cummings, MD Deputy Secretary for Health Services and Medicaid Director, North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services	Mary Grealy President Healthcare Leadership Council	Stuart Guterman Vice President, Medicare and Cost Control The Commonwealth Fund
Frederick Isasi Director, Health Division, Center for Best Practices National Governors Association	Len Kirschner Past President, AARP Arizona; Policy Advisor, Harvard School of Public Health	Dan Liljenquist Director, Special Projects Intermountain Health Care Former Senator Utah
Naim Munir, MD Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer Health Alliance Plan	Jeff M. Myers President and Chief Executive Officer Medicaid Health Plans of America (MHPA)	Jim O’Drobinak Chief Executive Officer Medical Card System, Inc. (MCS)
Carl W. Patten, Jr. Director, Research and Evaluation Florida Blue Foundation	Stephen Perkins, MD Vice President, Medical Affairs UPMC Health Plan	Lisa Rubino Senior Vice President, Medicare, Duals, and Marketplace Molina Healthcare
Kara Suter Director, Payment Reform Department of Vermont Health Access (DVHA) Listen to Interview	Sarah Szanton Associate Professor and Director, PhD Program, Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing; Principal Faculty, Center on Innovative Care in Aging; Director, CAPABLE Project	Wayne Turnage Director District of Columbia Department of Health Care Finance (DHCF)
Alice M. Weiss Program Director National Academy for State Health Policy	Tom Wildsmith Senior Public Policy Manager, Aetna; President-Elect American Academy of Actuaries	Elizabeth Wood Director, Dual Integration, New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Medical Assistance and Health Services