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By creating mandatory, two-sided risk models, CMS has put specialists on notice: they will be held accountable in CMS’s efforts to control Total Cost of Care. The Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM) will focus on procedures, while the Ambulatory Specialty Model (ASM) targets specialists managing specific conditions.
This webinar will look on the good side of these payment models – How ACOs, institutions and providers can parlay them into opportunities for a competitive edge in the all-payer market. Specialty care providers and institutions who figure out the best methods to lower excessive hospital costs and complications will gain financially not only with CMS, but will be queued up to benefit with commercial insurers. Those who fail to act will see slashed revenue and diminished standing in the marketplace. What is your move?
Topics We’ll Cover:
· What to know about TEAM and ASM, and how to prepare
· Where the savings lie in both payment models, and how to uncover them
· Designing Collaborative Agreements to align clinicians
· Data aggregation and what it means for these payment models
· Strategies for ensuring CMS can correctly assess your patients’ risk
· Promoting transparency, validity, and continuous improvement
· Opportunities for specialty models in the private market
· Anticipated trends in current and future specialty models
Speakers:
· Theresa Hush, CEO, Roji Health Intelligence LLC
· Dave Halpert, Chief of the Client Team, Roji Health Intelligence LLC