Beyond Medicare shared savings: Effective ACO and clinical integration strategies
Medical Staff Leader Connection, May 12, 2011
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Go beyond the ACO regs furor to uncover commercial and Medicare alternatives for your ACO strategy. Taking the time to evaluate your opportunities and position yourself appropriately will pay off for the next generation of clinical integration.
Join HealthLeaders Media on June 7 for this 90-minute Webcast, including Q&A, for a deep dive with leading experts who are savvy on the legal and business operation of ACOs in commercial markets and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services programs other than Medicare Shared Savings (MSSP).
With this webcast, you will gain insight and strategies to:
- Analyze the business implications and challenges of the MSSP and whether it is suitable for your organization
- Explore alternatives to MSSP, including risks and benefits
- Cultivate a clinical integration strategy
- Develop thought leadership for long-term planning
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