The Risk Adjustment Peer-to-Peer Exchange

November 16-17, 2020 | Austin, Texas
#RiskAdjustmentIEN
This event was rescheduled from the original dates of April 27-28, 2020

Summary

What to Expect

Agenda

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A forum for health plans, providers and risk-bearing entities to obtain in-depth strategies and practical methods to tackle current and emerging risk adjustment challenges

In-depth content enabled by a focused approach

Get implementable best practices for your risk adjustment challenges

A speaking faculty comprised mostly of fellow practitioners

Receive practical insights and lessons learned from your peers

True peer-to-peer networking opportunities

Join the conversation in popular topical roundtable discussions

A heavy focus on accuracy and compliance

Avoid compliance problems and RADV discrepancies

Key topics will include

PCP Versus Specialty: A Discussion of Best Practices and Untapped Opportunities to Capture Costly Member Conditions
Panel Discussion: Best Practices & Lessons Learned from Aligning Risk, Quality and Medical Management
Taking the Pulse of Interoperability and the Impact to Chart and Data Retrieval

Optimizing Risk Adjustment Compliance Monitoring & Vendor Oversight
Advanced Strategies and Methods for Enhancing Chart Reviews, HCC Coding, and CDI
Panel Discussion: “We Went Through a RADV and All We Got as this Lousy T-Shirt”

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Organizations That Attend

Thoughts From Your Peers

"I found the sessions to be very informative and relevant. I liked that attendees were approachable and collaborative."

A. Hall, Health First Health Plans

"Good conversations and mix of people. Good and engaging speakers."

K. Sehormann, Humana

"Very good. Open discussions and solution-oriented."

D. Stidham, Aids Healthcare Foundation

"There were a number of topics and points reiterated to me that will be relevant to my executive team. These points will help revamp my team and the way we do business."

K. David, VNSNY Choice Health

"Excellent presentations, good questions and conversations. All very applicable to my career."

T. Thomas, Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan

"Many different, unique, and cost-effective management ideas."

H. Lower, Medical Associates Health Plans

"Resonated with all of the topics presented. Felt validated that problems and barriers are universal and there were some good ideas to remove those barriers."

K DePasquale, UPMC Health Plan