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Wednesday
May 14, 2025
1:00 pm EDT

Medical debt has been a growing problem in the U.S. for years. As of 2023, it is estimated that Americans owe some $200 billion in medical bills, and 41% of Americans have medical debt. There have been some policy changes to address this issue and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently issued new national rules about reporting of medical debt, although those rules are currently on hold pending litigation.

Those changes suggest that lawmakers and policymakers are cognizant of medical debt, but that change has been incremental at best. And with the Trump administration seemingly focused on cutting funding to insurance programs such as Medicaid and the state and federal health exchanges – as well as curbing the power of the CFPB – the future of medical debt reform remains unclear.

Join us for a webinar that will examine the issue, “Medical Debt Update: Is Reform Moving Forward or Backward?”

On-Demand

Private equity firms have been key contributors to many successful healthcare businesses over the decades. Their role in the sector has become much more pronounced in recent years, with some companies acquiring medical groups, outpatient surgical centers and even hospital networks outright. Complete ownership by such firms is often accompanied by an introduction of business efficiencies that may clash with the values of the clinicians and management of these organizations. The panelists will discuss the issues that are arrising from the increased flow of private equity into healthcare and the future effects of this trend.

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Policy changes are expected under any new president. But the recent re-election of Donald Trump and a unified Congress is likely to shake up U.S. healthcare policy in ways that are yet to be foretold. Among the proposals being floated are block grants and work requirements for Medicaid, the ending of enhanced tax subsidies to purchase insurance on the exchanges, greater regulation of pharmacy benefit managers and shakeups of federal agencies such as the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This webinar will preview the potential upcoming changes and their impact on healthcare delivery.

On-Demand

Please join us for this 90 minute event for a detailed discussion centered on the question "Will value-based care ever be a significant component of Medicaid managed care? And if it does, what would it look like?" Featuring Michael Poku, M.D., Chief Clinical Officer for Equality Health; Shyamali Choudhury, Vice President of Partnerships, Pomelo Care and Rob Houston, Director of Delivery System and Payment Reform, Center for Health Care Strategies.

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Please join us for this free 60-minute webinar as speakers Michael Arena Ph.D and William E. Kirkwood, Ph.D discuss how to translate strategic plans into tangible results, where innovation thrives, and where employees are empowered to drive positive change. Many healthcare leaders face the challenge of bridging the gap between ambitious goals and practical implementation - This webinar will address this problem and provide practical advice on how to empower your organization to achieve its goals.

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Please join us for a free webinar as experts from AQKODE provide critical guidance for healthcare organizations through the critical transition from Version 24 to Version 28 of industry standards. The panel will cover key considerations, regulatory changes, and strategies to ensure a smooth and efficient process.

This informative session will cover:

Critical differences between V24 and V28 coding systems
Potential implications for reimbursement and revenue
Best practices for adapting to the new coding guidelines
Strategies for ensuring compliance and avoiding penalties

Our expert medical coders will explain clearly and answer your questions in a live Q&A session. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and optimize your coding practices.

On-Demand

A panel of distinguished experts discussed the potential future role of GLP-1 weight loss drugs in delivering value-based care.
A group of drugs known as glucagon-like peptides 1 (GLP-1) were originally developed to better manage diabetes. But GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy have more recently been used to combat obesity, with some users reporting weight loss of 60 pounds or more that remains permanent so long as they continue taking the medication. A study released by the manufacturer of Wegovy also concluded that using the drug for weight loss reduces the risk of serious cardiovascular episodes by about 20%. Manufacturers are also formulating new GLP-1s that may be even more effective in achieving dramatic and permanent weight loss.

That begs the question: Will these drugs play a role in value-based care for patients with chronic conditions such as obesity, or will the cost of GLP-1s take such a proposition off the table? Faculty: Angela Fitch, M.D., Julie Balter and Emma Hoo

Past Event

Please join us for a 75-minute webinar by a panel of Advisory Board experts.

In 2024 healthcare leaders must navigate an overwhelming array of challenges, from declining patient health and quality of care, to regulatory shifts and new market entrants. Our new report cuts through the noise to highlight the pivotal shifts happening in healthcare and what leaders must know to stay ahead, including:

How healthcare organizations are evolving strategy amid the shift to ecosystem-based care
How new technologies will shift care team roles
How high-cost, bespoke therapies will shift traditional healthcare management

On-Demand

Please join us for a 90-minute webinar as a panel of experts discusses the future of the public option in the U.S. healthcare system. Faculty includes John Baackes, CEO, L.A. Care Health Plan, Liz Hagan, Director of Policy Solutions, United States of Care, and Richard M. Scheffler, Professor of Health Economics, UC Berkeley.

Past Event

Access and convenience are the standard by which all organizations—including healthcare organizations—are being judged. But all too often investment decisions are made about technology rather than experience. Please join us as John League,
Managing director of Digital health research at Advisory Board, explores the choices that this emerging standard gives healthcare about everything from AI, to experimentation, to telehealth, to ROI, to relationships with vendors.

On-Demand

This 90 minute On-Demand webinar was recorded on Wednesday, October 25, 2023 and features a panel of distinguished healthcare labor experts examining the current workforce challenges in healthcare delivery, and how it might be addressed in the coming years. Faculty includes Eric Dickerson of Kaye/Bassman International, Matthew Fontana of the global law firm Faegre Drinker, and Elizabeth DuBois of COPE Health Solutions.

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