2018 Accountable Care Symposium
DECEMBER 5 & 6, 2018 | PHOENIX, AZ
Caravan Health’s third annual Accountable Care Symposium returns to Phoenix, Arizona on December 5 and 6 to discuss the biggest trends and innovations in population health. This year’s event will take place at the stunning Arizona Grand Resort and Spa where more than 900 attendees including hospital executives, administrators, physicians, nurses, clinicians and community leaders will gather to share their vision, strategies, and experiences in value-based payments. Presenters will include experts from Caravan Health staff and clients as well as external leaders.
Bringing Population Health to Life
- Educational sessions for beginners to advanced. Whether you’re just thinking about value-based payments or are a seasoned accountable care pro, the Symposium’s breakout sessions will provide actionable strategies and information for all levels of attendees.
- The best of the best in population health. Our speakers are industry leaders in value-based payments, health care policy, change management, care delivery, analytics, and more.
- Learn from your peers. The Symposium’s attendees come from across the nation and are eager to share their successes and pitfalls in population health. Partake in collaborative networking opportunities with your peers.
- All-inclusive ticket. Join us for 2 days, full speaker lineup, network meetings, world-class resort amenities, and more!
Purchased ticket includes:
- Admittance to full speaker line-up
- Participation in break-out sessions
- Two breakfasts
- Two lunches
- Network meetings
Access to Arizona Grand Resort & Spa’s world-class amenities
This year’s symposium will take place at the stunning Arizona Grand Resort and Spa.
December 5
The first day of the Symposium kicks off with industry experts sharing their knowledge about changes affecting new payment models and how organizations can best position themselves to win at population health. Policy leaders will dive into new rules facing Medicare accountable care organization (ACO) participants and help participants understand how they can thrive under a risk-based model. The afternoon will feature specialized tracks that will address the real-world concerns of new and experienced ACOs, and Transforming Clinical Practice Initiative and CPC+ participants such as change management solutions, prevention and wellness initiatives, physician leadership, remote patient monitoring, and more.
December 6
The second day will show organizations how they can drive clinical outcomes. Attendees will hear best practices from a panel of peers on how to successfully implement a Behavioral Health Integration program. Clinical leaders will dig deep into analytics to help participants gain actionable insight their community health and improve practice workflows. Afternoon breakout sessions will focus on leadership, educational, and innovative topics such as optimizing Hierarchicial Condition Categories coding, preparing for financial sustainability, diabetes care, managing socio-economic factors, care transitions, and more.
Why Attend?
Those who attended last year’s symposium said:
“I was impressed by the turn-out, and that everyone participated in every session. There was a broad representation from across the country as well as from various roles – practice managers, physicians and CEOs. It was great to hear the interaction.”
“Great time to network and connect with the peers and learn about what is going on in next year.”
“The information and quality of speakers was fantastic.”
