Last year we saw a shift in the CMS Value-Based Care Program, with the announcement of two specialty care risk payment models, and the retirement of several models like Primary Care First, Making Care Primary, and alterations in Kidney Care Choices. CMS also restated its strategies for Value-Based Care, requiring the inclusion of cost and risk-based payment in each payment model. Together with strong support for Medicare Advantage, expect to see alterations in the overall menu of approaches to cost and quality in the Medicare program, translating into new requirements and opportunities for providers.
Roji has a strong background in helping providers successfully participate in payment models, and in this webinar we’ll survey the key features of announced models. We’ll evaluate what’s likely to be adjusted this next year. Where do you fit into this picture?
Here’s what we’ll cover:
• Payment models that are online now – and what will happen to them?
• Where will primary care accountability rest – with ACOs, or will ACOs be only one option?
• Round-up of changes to Medicare Advantage, its positioning in the market, and privatization;
• What is in common across all payment models that providers need to prepare for this year?
• Specialty care models and what’s next beyond TEAM and ASM;
• Decision points for providers as to how to make choices.
Speakers:
• Theresa Hush, CEO, Roji Health Intelligence LLC
• Dave Halpert, Chief of the Client Team, Roji Health Intelligence LLC