ADDP hosts training on Accountable Care Organization (MCO), Managed Care Organization (MCO), and the LTSS Community Partner Program
Do you wonder how the state’s ACO/MCO initiative affects you as a developmental disability and/or brain injury provider? Do you have questions about the role of Community Partners (CPs) and what it means for your organization?
Then this training is for you! Speakers will educate disability providers about the new ACO pilot program in Massachusetts, including most recent updates, as well as provide information about elements of the forthcoming long-term services and supports (LTSS) CP request for response (RFR) to be released in or around March 2017.
Purpose
Attendees will learn about the new ACO pilot program in Massachusetts as well as elements of the forthcoming long-term services and supports (LTSS) CP request for response to be released in or around March 2017.
ACO/MCO talking points that will be covered:
- Latest taking shape and most recent updates
- How services will be funded, authorized, and executed
- What providers can offer as billable services via the CP contract with ACOs/MCOs
Some areas speakers will describe and discuss about Community Partners:
- What it is and how many are allowed
- Expected authority and effectiveness
- Interaction with and what participation may mean for LTSS providers
- How individuals served will be impacted
- Suggestions in forming a collaborative among providers
Intended Audience
Executives, board members, senior management, development or grant writing personnel, and other interested parties
Speakers
Chris White, Road To Responsibility, Inc. President & CEO and ADDP Executive Board Member and Managed Care Committee Chair
Jeff Keilson, Advocates, Inc. Vice President of Strategic Development and ADDP Managed Care Committee Member
Admission
- $85 for ADDP members
- $120 for nonmembers
REGISTRATION STARTS AT 9:30 A.M.
Admission fee includes training entrance, materials, coffee and light refreshments