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Primary care has rightfully
served as the foundation for implementing value-based payment across the
US health care system. But a disproportionate share of health care costs
actually stem from specialty care, including surgical care and visits to
medical specialists.
Having successfully scaled its Enhanced Personal Health Care program,
which rewards primary care providers who succeed in delivering
patient-centered, value-based care, Anthem is expanding its work to base
specialty care payments on quality and efficiency. Anthem’s approach
includes multiple programs across both commercial and
government-sponsored business, designed to reward specialists for
coordination with primary care, as well as for consistently
high-quality, efficient care.
Anthem’s approach will include not only bundled payment and
pay-for-performance, but newer payment mechanisms that are designed to
improve outcomes and make care more affordable, simpler and more
accessible for consumers.
Please join us on Thursday September 20, 2018, at 1 PM Eastern as
Anthem’s Robert Krebbs and Erin Smith share Anthem’s perspective on the
way to incorporate the full medical neighborhood into a value-based
health system in the HealthcareWebSummit
event:
Value-Based Specialty Care: Anthem’s Approach.
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After attending this webinar, attendees will be
able to:
- Understand why specialty care must be part of the move to a
value-based health care system
- Explore Anthem’s multi-pronged approach to value-based
contracting across the medical neighborhood
- Examine how value-based specialty care arrangements help
consumers and employers
- Ascertain how specialty providers can succeed under
value-based payment arrangements
- 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
- Medical Directors
- Managed Care Executives and Staff
- Revenue Cycle Executives and Staff
- Provider Network Executives and Staff
- Value Based Care Executives and Staff
- Planning and Strategic Executives and Staff
- Business Intelligence Staff
- Other Interested Parties
Attendees would represent
organizations including:
- Provider Networks
- ACOs
- Clinically Integrated Networks
- Medical Groups
- Hospitals and Health Systems
- Health Plans
- Employers
- Government Agencies
- Life Sciences Organizations
- Solutions Providers
- Associations, Institutes and Research Organizations
- Media
- Other Interested Organizations
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Individual Registration Fee:
$195.
Post-event materials, with video of slides synchronized with
speaker
audio, plus presentation pdf file: $45
for attendees; $260 for non-attendees after the event.
Register online or
download the event flyer.
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Robert Krebbs
Staff Vice President, Payment Innovation Strategy,
Anthem, Inc.
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Robert Krebbs is Staff Vice President, Payment Innovation at
Anthem where he is responsible for the design and execution
of payment innovations related to hospitals, specialists,
ancillary service providers, and special populations. Mr.
Krebbs works with network physicians and facilities on
innovative programs aimed at delivering healthcare value by
promoting high quality, affordable care. His
responsibilities include the management and oversight of the
award winning Quality-In-Sights®: Hospital Incentive Program
(Q-HIP®), Anthem’s expanding suite of bundled payment
solutions and a diverse portfolio of member and provider
facing value-based designation programs. He was a member of
the leadership and development team at Anthem recognized
with the John M. Eisenberg Patient Safety and Quality Award
(Joint Commission & National Quality Forum) for the Q-HIP
and Quality Physician Performance Program (Q-P3SM)
value-based reimbursement programs.
Most recently he’s been focused on leading the development
of medical neighborhood programs at Anthem aimed at aligning
with the American College of Physician’s Patient-Centered
Medical Home Neighbor (PCMH-N) concept. This new suite of
programs focuses on care coordination and shared outcomes
between the unique teams of physicians (primary and
specialty care) taking care of individual patients. The
initial product of these efforts, Anthem’s Patient Centered
Specialty Care (PCSC) pilot program was awarded an evalu8
Innovations Award by the National Business Coalition on
Health in late 2015. The latest addition to the program
portfolio is the Behavioral Health Medical Integration
Program (BHMIP), which provides financial incentives to
behavioral health providers for integration activities with
primary care partners.
Mr. Krebbs’ interest in advancing high value care solutions
extends to participation in multi-stakeholder efforts,
including serving on the Board of Directors (now the
Steering Committee) of the American Joint Replacement
Registry, the Center to Advance Palliative Care (CAPC)
Multi-Payer Workgroup and the Advisory Committee for the
National Committee for Quality Assurance’s (NCQA) Patient
Centered Specialty Practice (PCSP) program. He resides in
Richmond, VA with his wife and two daughters and is also a
proud graduate of Virginia Tech.
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Erin Smith
Director II,
Payment Innovation, Anthem, Inc.
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Erin Smith, JD, Director II of Payment Innovation at Anthem
where she focuses on development and implementation of
specialty payment models.
Prior to Anthem, Erin was the Director of Public Policy at
Cardinal Health where she serves as the lead policy expert
for public payment policy and value-based care models for
the Federal Government Relations group. She also led the
policy arm for naviHealth, a Cardinal Health company, in
which she focused on bundled payments, care transitions, and
post-acute care.
Prior to Cardinal Health, Erin worked at CMS in the Center
for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, leading the team that
developed bundled payment models and implemented the Bundled
Payments for Care Improvement Initiative. Erin served as a
Medicare physician payment policy expert on the Physician
Fee Schedule at CMS. She also brings experience from her
time with the World Health Organization in Geneva,
Switzerland, and Avalere Health.
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