“Pathways to Success” is continuing to push ACOs towards taking on greater risk. The key to success for Medicare ACOs during this time is maintaining what is referred to as “The Risk Transition Triangle”. During this webinar, we will discuss the three "legs" of the Risk Transition Triangle and the implications for the ACOs who adopt it. Looking forward to having you join us! Register Today

The Value-Based Care Summit in Austin, Texas, will convene key decision-makers from leading payer and provider organizations to discuss solutions to challenges facing the industry's transition to value-based payment. The show will offer a blended experience for those looking to learn about the connection between value-based care and telehealth. Enjoy ample networking throughout the three day event to connect with your peers while discussing the problems, challenges, and solutions tied to new models of care delivery and reimbursement. Heading into its third year, Telehealth20 promises to explore the latest trends in telehealth, with compelling keynotes and case studies, informative panel sessions and interactive workshops. The Agenda will include discussions on remote patient monitoring, school-based telehealth, community paramedicine, telemental health, telepharmacy services, mHealth programs for chronic care, rural telehealth, sustainability and reimbursement.

The ACO population health management summit brings together thought leaders from ACOs around the country to leverage available data and resources to create valuable population health initiatives to lower costs, improve quality of care, and prepare organizations to take on more downside risk and increase shared savings.

• Explore opportunities within the CMS "Pathways to Success" to take on more risk and achieve greater savings
• Stratify populations to identify rising risk and better control the total cost of care
• Enhance provider engagement to create clinical champions for population health efforts
• Leverage technologies, such as predictive analytics, telehealth, and EMRs, to increase access to care, decrease preventable admissions, and improve overall health of your populations