Come to Washington, DC for our CAPG Colloquium Oct 5-7. 2015

We invite and encourage you to attend the Second CAPG Colloquium: Achieving Success in Risk-Based Coordinated Care. This exciting conference takes place October 5-7, 2015 at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park, Washington, DC.

Government and commercial payers are demanding that providers move from volume to value, and are specifically asking physicians and hospitals to move into risk-bearing arrangements. Many providers would like to make this move, but are uncertain as to just what is necessary to safely do so. If this describes you or your organization, this conference is designed for you.

Building on the momentum of the 2014 CAPG Colloquium on Medicare Advantage, the Second CAPG Colloquium will offer lively and thought-provoking discussions on how to excel in coordinated care, with a special focus on managing risk. Leading policy makers, executives, and physicians will offer their insights on the current state of healthcare reform and practical guidance in implementing risk-based financial and clinical systems that have proven to work.

Learn how to flourish in risk-bearing arrangements and how to build a coordinated care platform and infrastructure to effectively serve all patient populations -- now and in the future. Our conference will give you the knowledge and competitive edge you need to succeed in this new environment.

 TOPICS TO BE COVERED/LEARNING OBJECTIVES

As healthcare reform rolls out across the U.S., the Affordable Care Act is broadly recognized as presenting a mandate for high-value care at lower cost for all populations. Coordinated, accountable care models have been acknowledged as a highly effective method of achieving this goal.

• The CAPG Colloquium will feature a strong lineup of thought leaders and clinical experts from top national organizations who have the expertise and knowledge to accomplish change. The conference provides both high-level policy and leadership guidance and practical “how to” sessions, with the specific tools, best practices, and methods needed to be successful.
• Participants will hear from policy experts, Congressional advocates, health plan executives, and providers about the policy and political factors shaping healthcare today, along with hands-on knowledge for effective operations management and coordinated care excellence.