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The Delaware
Valley Accountable Care Organization (DVACO) in Pennsylvania is owned by
Main Line Health, Jefferson University and Hospitals, Holy Redeemer
Health System, Doylestown Health, and Magee Rehab, with a stated purpose
to enhance the quality of health care and reduce the growth rate of
health care costs by acting as a convener, accelerator, and provider of
the foundation needed to assist its participating members to transition
from fee for service model, a business model focused on volume to a
model focused on population health.
DVACO operates under the Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) and is
the region’s largest Medicare ACO with more than 670 primary care
physicians and over 107,000 Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries.
Additionally, DVACO currently holds three performance-based contracts
with private payers — enhancing DVACO’s total number of beneficiaries to
above 200,000 — a number that will likely increase in the future as DVACO
participates with additional insurance payers in population health
contracts.
DVACO's MSSP participation has generated shared savings, and DVACO's
Humana members have experienced a ten percent increase in medication
therapy adherence and a four percent increase in disease management
program participation. The DVACO Humana arrangement has recently been
expanded and includes value-based incentives tied to performance
improvement and quality outcomes, emphasizing standard measures defined
by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) Healthcare
Effectiveness Data and Information Set (HEDIS), including breast cancer
screening, colorectal screening, comprehensive diabetes care, and
high-risk medications. DVACO participates in other private payer
programs as well.
Please join us Wednesday, May 25th, 2016 at 2 PM Eastern as DVACO’s
Doctor Katherine Schneider and Joel Port provide a case study in their Accountable
Care Organization's evolving approach, in the HealthcareWebSummit event:
The Delaware Valley ACO: Key lessons learned in our first two years.
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After attending this webinar, attendees will be
able to:
- Ascertain key components of DVACO's approach including their
value proposition, population health care model, organizational
structure, clinical programs, technology, analytics, care
coordination and practice transformation teams.
- Understand key results-to-date from DVACO's MSSP and private
payer accountable care arrangements.
- Examine DVACO's population health management model
addressing data, technology and interoperability, including
analytics, identifying care gaps, evidence-based assessments,
and work-flow tools for case managers.
- Grasp the upcoming challenges and continuing transformation
ahead for a major ACO as the landscape continues to evolve.
- Explore how DVACO fits into overall national trends for
ACOs, value based care and population health.
- Consider how other organizations can adopt and adapt the
DVACO approach to their own evolving environments.
- Engage in interactive learning through online question
submission, attendee feedback and opportunity for follow up
questions, and networking with attendees, faculty and other
professionals through dedicated LinkedIn group.
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Interested attendees would include:
- C-Suite Executives
- Accountable Care Directors and Staff
- Strategy and Planning Executives and
Staff
- Legal, Regulatory and Policy
Executives and Staff
- Health Reform, Transformation and Clinical
Integration Executives and Staff
- Managed Care and Revenue Cycle
Executives and Staff
- Business Development Executives
and Staff
- Operations Executives
and Staff
- Provider Network
Managers and Staff
- Provider Contracting
Managers and Staff
- Medical Directors
- Clinical Executives
- Care Management Executives
- Business Intelligence
Executives and Analysts
Attendees would represent
organizations including:
- Accountable Care Organizations
- Hospitals and Health Systems
- Provider Networks
- Medical Groups
- Health Plans
- Government Agencies
- Business Process Organizations
- Solutions Providers
- Care Management Organizations
- Associations, Institutes and
Research Organizations
- Pharmaceutical Organizations
- Media
- Other Interested Parties
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Individual Registration Fee: $195.
Post-event materials, with video syncing slides and recorded
audio, plus presentation pdf file: $45
for attendees; $260 for non-attendees after the event.
Register online or
download the event brochure.
Registration includes a three month trial subscription to
Accountable Care News for no additional cost.
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Katherine Schneider,
MD, MPhil, FAAFP
President and CEO
Delaware Valley Accountable Care Organization
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Katherine A. Schneider, MD, is President and CEO of the
Delaware Valley Accountable Care Organization (DV-ACO). Dr.
Schneider provides leadership, strategic direction and
ongoing administration and management for all aspects of the
DV-ACO.
Previously, Dr. Schneider was Executive Vice President and
Chief Medical Officer at Medecision. The company is the
leading provider of health care management and care
coordination software solutions serving national, regional
and local health plans, insurers and provider-based
organizations. Prior to her role at Medecision, Dr.
Schneider served as Senior Vice President, Health
Engagement, for the southeastern New Jersey health system
AtlantiCare, where she held numerous leadership roles,
including founding Board Chair of the Accountable Care
Organization and co-designer of a value-based health
insurance benefit for 10,000 employees and dependents.
After graduating magna cum laude from Smith College with a
degree in biochemistry, Dr. Schneider went on to receive her
Master of Philosophy in Epidemiology and medical degree from
Columbia University. She completed her medical residency in
Family Medicine at Middlesex Health System. She is a
Diplomate for both the American Board of Family Medicine and
for Clinical Informatics subspecialty, American Board of
Preventive Medicine. From 2010 to 2012, Dr. Schneider was
appointed by United States Secretary of Health and Human
Services (HHS) Kathleen Sebelius to serve on the National
Advisory Council, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
(AHRQ) of the US Department of HHS.
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Joel A. Port,
Chief Operating Officer
Delaware Valley Accountable Care Organization |
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Joel A. Port is the Chief Operating Officer of the Delaware
Valley ACO (DVACO), an Accountable Care Organization (ACO)
formed by multiple health systems in southeastern
Pennsylvania. In this role, he is responsible for business
planning, network development and day to day operational
management of the ACO.
Prior to his current position, he held various senior level
planning, marketing and network development roles at Main
Line Health. Mr. Port is a Fellow of the American College of
Healthcare Executives, and assists the local ACHE chapter in
setting up an annual educational program in memory of one of
his mentors. He attained his Masters Degree in Health
Services Administration from The University of Michigan,
earned his B.A. degree from Clark University; and received
his CPA in 1987.
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