Medicare Shared Savings Program
Navigating Final Regulations for Accountable Care Organizations
Final regs released Oct. 20
Recording of a 90-minute CLE webinar with Q&A
This CLE course will prepare counsel to healthcare providers to participate in the Medicare shared savings program and navigate the requirements under the final ACO regulations.
Outline
- Organizational requirements
- Eligibility
- Organizational structures
- Governance
- Assignment of patient population
- Accountability
- Participation agreement
- Quality performance measures
- Shared savings models
Benefits
The panel will review these and other key questions:
- What are the key components of CMS' final regulations?
- How do the final regulations differ from the drafts regulations?
- What factors should healthcare providers consider when assessing participation in the Medicare Shared Savings program?
Following the speaker presentations, you'll have an opportunity to get answers to your specific questions during the interactive Q&A.
Faculty
David A. Manko
Partner
Rivkin Radler
He focuses on healthcare regulatory and transactional matters. He has extensive experience with developing integrated... | Read More
He focuses on healthcare regulatory and transactional matters. He has extensive experience with developing integrated delivery systems; structuring hospital and physician alignment models; organizing and advising multi-specialty and single specialty “mega-groups” in connection with anti-trust, healthcare regulatory and general business matters, and healthcare related regulatory compliance matters.
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Partner
Rivkin Radler
He focuses on healthcare regulatory and corporate and commercial matters, including hospital-physician relationships;... | Read More
He focuses on healthcare regulatory and corporate and commercial matters, including hospital-physician relationships; formation, merger, and acquisitions of physician practices; formation of independent practice associations and physician hospital organizations; and payment and delivery system reform matters.
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