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Virtual Collocated Value-Based Payment Summit AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE & AGENDA Virtual Collocated Value-based Payment Summit AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE & AGENDA BRINGING TOGETHER: ACO/Direct Contracting Summit XI Bundled Payment Summit X Medical Home/Advanced Primary Care Summit IX MACRA MIPS/APM Summit V Medicare Advantage Summit III ONE REGISTRATION – ATTEND ALL BROADCAST SEPTEMBER 20 – 23, 2021 & ARCHIVED THEREAFTER AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE: PAGES 2 – 3 AGENDA: PAGES 4 – 14 Detailed Agenda starts page 4. Subject to change. This Agenda current as of September 19, 2021. COLLOCATED VIRTUAL VALUE-BASED PAYMENT SUMMIT MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 – THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2021 AGENDA-AT-A-GLANCE All times listed are EDT. DAY I: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 JOINT OPENING PLENARY SESSION (10 am - 12:30 pm) • Keynote - CMMI Director Liz Fowler • Private Sector Keynote - Intermountain CEO Marc Harrison, MD • COVID impact on Value-based Care - FAH CEO Chip Kahn • The Future of Value-Based Care: Recommendations from the Commonwealth Fund Delivery System Reform Task Force CONCURRENT SESSIONS (1 pm - 3:15 pm) MINI SUMMITS GROUP I (1 pm - 2 pm) ACO/DIRECT CONTRACTING SUMMIT XI PLENARY SESSION 1. All-Payer 2. How Specialty 3. Data Sharing 4: Value-based • Keynote - Pauline Lapin, CMMI Seamless Care Models Group Spread of ACOs Bundles can to Support ACO Payment in & VB Payment Transform Care Success Community • Private Sector Keynote - Aledade CEO Farzad Mostashari, MD Models Health • Panel: Operationalizing the Direct Contracting Model Centers . • Panel: Lightning Round on the Hot ACO/Direct Contracting Issues MINI SUMMITS GROUP II (2:15 pm - 3:15 pm) 5. Value-based 6. Provider- 7. Value-based 8: Using Payment Lessons owned Health Care Risk Intelligent Learned for CMMI Plans & Protection Care Manage- Incorporating Reinsurance ment to Foster Bundled Pay- Payer-Provider ments into ACOs Collaboration CMMI LISTENING SESSION I: HOW CAN ACO AND SPECIALTY MODELS CO-EXIST? (3:30 pm - 5 pm) DAY II: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2021 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (10 am - 12:15 pm) MINI SUMMITS GROUP III (10 am - 11 am) BUNDLED PAYMENT SUMMIT X PLENARY SESSION 9. The Role of Private 10. Value-Based Reim- 11. Multi-payer ACO • Keynote - Chris Ritter, Director, CMS Patient Care Models Group Equity in VB Care bursement Operations Contracts & Building & Preserving Revenue ACOs from Existing • Next Generation Payment Reform - Kevin Bozic, MD in VB Reimbursement VB Programs • Panel: Episodes Energize Provider Competition MINI SUMMITS GROUP IV (11:15 am - 12:15 pm) • Panel: Lightning Round on the Hot Bundled Payment Issues 12. Medicare ACO Care 13. Bundled Payments 14. Real-Time Drug Delivery Innovations & in Primary Care & Therapy Opportunities Employer Value-based Population Health & Payment Initiatives Humana/Iora Health MA Capitation Case Study JOINT AFTERNOON PLENARY SESSION (1 pm - 3:15 pm) • ONC Keynote - Deputy National Coordinator for HIT Steven Posnack, MS, MHS • Price Transparency - Cost Institute CEO Niall Brennan • Employer VB Payment - PBGH CEO Elizabeth Mitchell • Value-based Care 2030: Zeke Emanuel, MD - U Penn CONCURRENT SESSIONS (3:30 pm - 5:45 pm) MINI SUMMITS GROUP V (3:30 pm – 4:30 pm) MACRA SUMMIT V PLENARY SESSION 15. Prospective 16. VB Payment Models 17. The Future of • Keynote - AMA President Gerald Harmon Payments for for Medical Products Quality Measurement Episodes of Care in APMs • MACRA Has Not Lived Up to Its Promise • The (SGR) Fix is In: How MACRA Short-Circuited Incentives MINI SUMMITS GROUP VI (4:45 pm - 5:45 pm) for Joining Two-Sided Models 18. Technical Issues 19. Simplifying Bundled 20. New Model to • Panel: Lightning Round on the Hot Bundled Payment Issues on Evaluating APMs Payment Administration Move to Risk in Rural & Delivery of Different Communities & Value- Bundle in Commercial based Care Strategies Space for Rural Areas 2 Continued next page COLLOCATED VIRTUAL VALUE-BASED PAYMENT SUMMIT continued All times listed are EDT. DAY III: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (10 am - 12:15 pm) MINI SUMMITS GROUP VII (10 am - 11 am) MEDICAL HOME/ADVANCED PRIMARY CARE SUMMIT IX PLENARY SESSION 21. Physician Leader- 22. Physician Compen- 23. Measuring and ship in Accountable sation in a Value-based Acting on What Matters • Keynote - Nick Minter, Director, Care Innovation Environment & ...and There’s the Rub CMS Division of Advanced Primary Care Influence of Pay for & Full Integration of • Panel: Primary Care Payment Reform & Greater Investment Performance on Medical Medical and Social Decision Making Services • Panel: Lightning Round on the Hot Medical Home Issues MINI SUMMITS GROUP VIII (11:15 am - 12:15 pm) 24. Negotiating MA 25. Oncology Care 26. Leveraging Plan Provider Contacts Model 2.0: AI/ML to Optimize & Behavioral Economics What Comes Next? Post-acute Utilization to Nudge the MA and Improve Outcomes Population CONCURRENT SESSIONS (1 pm - 3:15 pm) MINI SUMMITS GROUP IX (1 pm - 2 pm) MEDICARE ADVANTAGE SUMMIT III PLENARY SESSION 27. Boeing Bundles 28. Managing Risk for 29. Primary Care • Keynote - CMS Director, Center for Medicare Meena Seshamani Case Study Multiple APM Models Hybrid Pay for Value • Provider Best Practices in HCC Coding Beneficiaries Reimbursement Model & Global Risk Preserves • Panel: Lightning Round on the Hot Medicare Advantage Issues Independent Primary Care MINI SUMMITS GROUP X (2:15 pm - 3:15 pm) 30. Applying Data 31. Savings from 32. Transformation Science to Drive Better Biosimilar Adoption Starts with C Member Experience & in VBC Models Developing Specialty Medical Homes CMMI LISTENING SESSION II: SUPPORTING PRIMARY CARE PRACTICES IN VALUE-BASED CARE: IMPROVING PRIMARY AND SPECIALTY CARE COLLABORATION WITHIN FEDERAL INITIATIVES (3:30 pm - 5 pm) DAY IV: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2021 JOINT CLOSING PLENARY SESSION (10 am - 4:30 pm) • ONC MedPAC Keynote - MedPAC Chair Michael Chernew, PhD • Private Sector Keynote - Mark McClellan, MD, PhD • Telehealth Adoption - ATA Chair Joseph Kvedar, MD • Panel: Payment Models Interaction/Overlap Issues • Advancing Health Equity in VBC - Reed Tuckson, MD • Road to Capitation - Robert Pearl, MD • Value-Based Payment 3.0 - Harold Miller • Data & Interoperability in Implementing VBC - Aneesh Chopra • Panel: Making Outcome Measures the North Star for Payment • Panel: Integrating SDoH into New Payment Models 3 COLLOCATED VIRTUAL VALUE-BASED PAYMENT SUMMIT BRINGING TOGETHER IN A SINGLE VIRTUAL EVENT: Virtual ACO/Direct Contracting Summit XI • Virtual Bundled Payment Summit IX • Virtual MACRA MIPS/APM Summit IV • Virtual Medical Home/Advanced Primary Care Summit IX • Virtual Medicare Advantage Summit III DAY I: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 2021 DAY I AFTERNOON CONCURRENT SESSIONS JOINT OPENING PLENARY SESSION 10:00 am Co-chair and Commonwealth Fund Welcome and ACO & DIRECT CONTRACTING Vision for Value-based Care 2030 SUMMIT PLENARY SESSION Susan Dentzer, Senior Policy Fellow, Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy; Former Editor in Chief, Health Affairs; Former Health 1:00 pm CMS/CMMI ACO/Direct Contracting Keynote Address Correspondent, PBS NewsHour, Washington, DC (Co-chair) Pauline Lapin, MHS, Director, Seamless Care Models Group, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, Centers for With Special Commonwealth Fund Welcome: Medicare & Medicaid Services, US Department of Health and David Blumenthal, MD, President, Commonwealth Fund; Human Services, Baltimore, MD Former National Coordinator for Health Information Technology; Former Samuel O. Thier Professor, Medicine at Harvard Medical Interviewed by: School, New York, NY Valinda Rutledge, MBA, Executive Vice President of Federal Affairs, America’s Physician Groups (APG); Former Group 10:15 am CMMI Keynote Address Director, Patient Care Model Group and BPCI Lead, Centers for Elizabeth Fowler, JD, PhD, Director, Center of Medicare Medicare and Medicaid Services, Washington, DC and Medicaid Innovation; Former Executive Vice President for Programs, Commonwealth Fund; Former Special Assistant to 1:30 pm Private Sector Keynote President Barack Obama on Health Care and Economic Policy, Farzad Mostashari, MD, Founder, Aledade Inc.; Former National Economic Council, Washington, DC National Coordinator for Health Information Technology, Washington, DC 10:45 am Update on Private Sector Value-based Care Initiatives A. Marc Harrison, MMM, MD, President and Chief Executive 2:00 pm Operationalizing the Direct Contracting Model Officer, Intermountain Healthcare; Former Chief of International Eric Becker, MPP, Vice President, Provider Engagement Business, Cleveland Clinic, Salt Lake City, UT Strategies, agilon health; Former Director, Clinical Integration & Providence Partners for Health, Providence Health & Services, Interviewed by: Long Beach, CA Susan Dentzer, Senior Policy Fellow, Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy; Former Editor in Chief, Health Affairs; Former Health Eric Cragun, Executive Director, Government Programs, Castell, Correspondent, PBS NewsHour, Washington, DC (Co-chair) an Intermountain Healthcare Company, Salt Lake City, UT 11:15 am COVID-19 Will Upend Value-Based Programs for Kimberly Kauffman, MHS, Chief Value-Based Care Officer, Years to Come Best Value Healthcare, LLC; Former Chief Value Based Care Charles “Chip” Kahn, MPH, President and CEO, Federation of Ameri- Officer, Summit Medical Group, Maryville, TN can Hospitals; Former Staff Director Health Subcommittee, Ways and Means Committee, US House of Representatives, Washington, DC Mara McDermott, JD, Vice President, McDermott+Consulting; 11:45 am The Future of Value-Based Care: Recommendations from the Former Senior Vice President of Federal Affairs,
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