Learning Objectives for this session:

• Define ACO, Facility and patient benchmark
• How HCC Coding impacts the benchmark
• How to compare current spend to current benchmark at ACO, Facility and patient level
• Common HCC Coding issues

Learning Objectives for this session:

• What is ACP?
• Components needed for a successful ACP program
• Develop a business case for implementing an ACP program
• Outcomes achieved when leveraging technology to coordinate end-of-life care

Learning Objectives for this session:

• Connect consolidated 3-year health history to provider EHRs
• Create actionable data for providers in their EHRs
• Use text message notifications to bring actionable data to consumers

Topics covered in this session:

1. Central data repository (HE Repository) for Medicare claims and clinical data. This process requires a clinical data integration plan for each clinic.
2. Decide from the outset of the ACO start date if specialists will complete and/or report the quality measures.
3. Assign every attributed patient to a provider using an algorithm to ensure financial and quality accountability.
4. Complete the quality metrics for all Medicare fee for service patients.
5. Quality measure and workflow training for provider and staff.
6. Gap Analysis tool year-round to obtain status of complete, incomplete and non-performing measure responses.
7. Secure text message notifications to consumers to alert them of quality care gaps.
8. EHR API Connector to provide actionable quality data at the point of care.
9. Communicate to providers and staff how to access Provider Performance Scorecards.
10. Before submission use Optimal Gaps Tool to ensure the best score submission in each measure.

TIPAAA’s Annual National Meetings have been touted in the industry as being “educational boot camps,” as the conference schedule is filled with a complete array of educational programs from how to start an IPA, to advanced IPA troubleshooting, to legislative and policy issues which impact the entire industry.  This intensive educational strategy attracts the greatest percentage of physician attendees than any other conference.  Because of the intensive educational agenda and the vast networking opportunities, TIPAAA’s Annual Meetings are known to be the “The Best Value for Your Healthcare Education Dollar.“

NAACOS conferences deliver valuable policy insights and operational strategies for ALL accountable care organizations. Our upcoming conference on October 4 and 5 will draw more than 650 ACO leaders from across the country and will feature presentations from noted ACO experts and CMS officials, as well as opportunities for networking and peer-to-peer learning. Pre-conference workshops draw more than 150 ACO leaders for a deeper understanding of specific issues.  NAACOS conferences are the only events organized exclusively by ACOs. 

The 13th Partnering With ACOs & IDNs Summit will serve as an educational environment for participants to learn proven strategies and vital information that will further partnerships with ACOs and IDNs. This event provides attendees with a forum to better understand how to navigate the healthcare landscape, contract with, and sell to these evolving systems. Given the uncertainty of the future of ACOs, this is the must-attend time to attend the summit. This event will focus on creating strategic partnerships with health systems through collaborative discussions centered on patient outcomes and adherence.