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Details:
Oct. 19, 2011
11:00 am - 4:00 pm
- light lunch provided
Marriott Hotel
4700 Airport Plaza Dr.
Long Beach, CA
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Registration & Pricing Information
ABL Members
attend for
FREE
ABL Members'
"Executive Team"
may
attend for
FREE*
*Registrations
must be received before Oct. 11th
Non ABL Members
- $195 until Oct. 10th
- $295 Oct. 11 - 18th
- $495 at the Door
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Moderated by:
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Jim F. Owens
Chair of the
Healthcare Practice
& Corp. Partner
Paul Hastings LLP |
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In just 18 months since the passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Health Reform has rocked the medical world. While some have stood by, frozen in place - awaiting a unicorn sighting, others have launched commercial ACOs, been certified as medical homes, merged with major health plans, created impressive numbers of demonstration projects, and are working actively with their clients to help them understand the ACA's new requirements and what they mean for employers, large and small.
In this special afternoon session, leaders from some of the West's most proactive providers and payers, will share with us what they're doing now to get the jump on the Healthcare Reformation anticipated in the months ahead.
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Presenters:
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Castulo de la Rocha (Bio)
President and CEO
AltaMed Health Services Corporation
The Road to Being the First Joint Commission Approved PCMH
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the leader of the
nation's largest
independent FQHC and
first ambulatory care
provider to receive The
Joint Commission's
Patient-Centered Medical
Home designation, Castulo
will share how
healthcare needs to
adapt in the emerging
world where Accountable
Care Networks will increasingly be taking center stage. |
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Chris De Rosa (Bio)
President, Western Region
Cigna
Why Cigna Supports ACOs and Their Promise of Greater Clinical Integration
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As one of the few national health plans, Chris anticipates having to navigate both the federal and a maze of different state reformed insurance regulations in the months ahead. But through its complexity, he sees a definite upside - particularly for employers, and the patients themselves. |
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Patty Page-LaPenn (Bio)
Chief Executive Officer
Memorial HealthCare IPA Medical Group
Why We Merged with (United's) OptumHealth Collaborative Care
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| Perhaps the most startling news this year has been that highly respected med groups and IPAs
- including Patty's Memorial Healthcare IPA/Orange Coast Memorial IPA/Anaheim Memorial IPA/Acclaim IPA - are merging with health plans. Patty will share with us why, and what changes they expect, and don't. |
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Dave Sayen (Bio)
Region IX Administrator
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
The Good News for Employers & Patients: More Quality At Less Cost
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| Most people in healthcare would agree that the runaway cost of American healthcare was unsustainable. But, it will be up to CMS to create the Rules & Regulations that will make Reform a reality - including Value-Based Purchasing Programs that, by their example, will influence the commercial plans as well. |
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Keith Wilson, M.D. (Bio)
Regional Medical Director
HealthCare Partners (Former CEO, Talbert Medical Group)
The Impact of Health Reform (So Far) on Today's Providers
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| As the Chairman of the California Association of Physician Groups, frequent visitor to Washington, DC legislators, and leader of a Medical Group that began life as FHP's staff model, became publicly-traded, then acquired, emerged independent, and then merged with HealthCare Partners - Greater LA's largest independent med group, Keith is the quintessential adaptive business leader. He'll share how they're adapting now. |
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