Conference Program Supplement

Monday, November 18, 20198:30am – 11:30am HPCT1 Preconference Training: Integrating Advocacy into Our Everyday Lives

Susan Burton, Director, National Grassroots Advocacy, NACHC; Kristin St. John, Deputy Director, National Grassroots Advocacy, NACHC; and Libby Thurman, Chief External Affairs Officer, Tennessee Primary Care Association, will facilitate.

1:30pm – 3:30pm HGS1 General Session: The Latest from DC and Pressing Issues from the States

This two-pronged session is designed to provide critical updates to spur your thinking for an interactive, peer discussion leveraging the network of colleagues in the room.

1:30pm – 2:15pm The first portion will provide an overview of pressing policy issues at the federal level. Topics will include: the status of funding for Section 330, the National Health Service Corps, and Teaching Health Centers; Medicaid developments with national implications; and regulatory issues around Title X, Public Charge, 340B, and Conscience Protections.

Bethany Hamilton, JD, Deputy Director, State Affairs (Access and Innovation), NACHC, will replace Oliver Spurgeon III, MBA, Deputy Director, Federal Affairs, NACHC as a presenter.

2:15pm – 3:30pm The second portion will be facilitated, interactive tabletop discussions in which you will be asked to share with your peers some of your top issues when advocating for health centers in your state, your organization’s strategies for addressing those issues, and what you see as the assistance or critical innovations needed to best position health centers in your state 5-10 years from now.

AnnLoeffler,MSPH, Principal Associate, Abt Associates, will facilitate.

4:00pm – 5:30pm HMD1 State Medicaid Updates: Cutting Through the Noise to Amplify the Voice and Role of Health Centers

Bethany Hamilton, JD, Deputy Director, State Affairs (Access and Innovation), NACHC will moderate.

EDUCATION SESSION UPDATES

Tuesday, November 19, 20197:00am – 8:00am Communicators’ Breakfast (Invite Only) Balboa 2

7:30am – 8:15am Networking Breakfast and Partnership Discussions – Session I Table Topics:

1. HCCN Grant2. Return on Investment3. Funding Opportunities4. National Data Strategies 5. Value-Based Grant Making6. Value-Based Practice Transformation (Payment Reform) 7. Workforce Development 8. Clinical Quality (Diabetes and Other UDS Clinical Measures), Chronic Disease Prevention and

Management, Value Transformation Framework/ELEVATE 20209. Emerging Priorities (Examples include: Telehealth, Behavioral Health Integration/Substance Use

Disorder, HIV/AIDS, and Aging Population.)10. Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Partnership Opportunities: NOFO Work Plan Work Space

(This is a discussion of specific partnerships in response to current Notice of Funding Opportunities. Examples include: Emergency Preparedness/Continuity of Care, Service Integration, Social Risk Factors, and Community Partnership.)

8:15am – 8:30am Break Grand Ballroom Foyer

8:30am – 9:30am HGS2 General Session: Value-Based Health Care, Preparing for Our ‘Tomorrow’

This discussion kicks off this morning’s education sessions where we consider the pressing topics for our immediate future. As we anticipate and address the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead, this general session will set the stage for how we prepare for ‘tomorrow.’ We’ll define ‘value-based health care’ and ways to identify key partners, learn to collaborate, and determine the elements necessary to be successful in this new world. Speakers will analyze fundamental parts of the roles payers, state organizations, PCAs, and HCCNs play in this value-based health care environment.

Robert Hirokawa, DrPH, Chief Executive Officer, Hawai’i Primary Care Association, will moderate and Matt Wimmer, Administrator, Division of Medicaid, Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, will also present.

10:00am – 11:30 am HTuB1 Taking Care of the Compassionate Care Team: Strategic Investments in Our Future

Daniel Miller, MD, Chief, Clinical Integration and Graduate Medical Education, HRH Care, will moderate.

HTuC1 PCAs/HCCNs/CINs: Model for Value-Based Care and Contracting Knowledge Level: Intermediate

Prerequisites:■ Organization already participates in or supports organizations that participate in risk-based contracts.■ Organization currently participates in a CIN (Clinically Integrated Network) and is looking for ways to

integrate technology, tools, and infrastructure to impact specific outcomes

Tuesday, November 19, 2019 (continued)

HTuD1 Key Considerations for Risk-Based Managed Care/Payor Contracts, and APMs

As states continue to transition to value-based care and population health, more and more payer contracts include some form of risk (or financial burden for the services provided versus the amount of reimbursement expected in return). This beginner session will provide the fundamental considerations for risk-based contracts and how to prepare health centers for participation in arrangements with risk –including states entering into Alternative Payment Methodologies (APMs). Come hear from and engage with a legal expert and your peers in the field who have first-hand experience in implementing upside and downside risk and APMs.

Learning Objectives:■ Understand what defines ‘risk’ - especially the differences between upside and downside risk.■ Determine the action steps needed to assess and prepare the organization’s ability to take on risk.■ Understand key considerations when moving towards or implementing an APM.

Jessica Sanchez, BSN, MSN, Vice President, Quality and Operations, Colorado Community Health Network, and Christopher Viavant, Chief Programs Officer, New Mexico Primary Care Association, will also present.

12:00pm – 2:15pm HGS3 Lunch and Presentation of the 2019 Henry Fiumelli Patient Advocate Award

Daniel Diaz, Director, Operations, Texas Association of Community Health Centers and 2018 Henry Fiumelli Patient Advocate Award Recipient, will present the 2019 Henry Fiumelli Patient Advocate Award.

2:45pm – 4:15pm HTuA2 Preparing for the Digital Tsunami: Health Center Disruption or Opportunity?

Julia Skapik, MD, MPH, Medical Director, Informatics, NACHC, will moderate and Andrew Hamilton, RN, BSN, MS, Chief Informatics Officer/Deputy Director, AllianceChicago, will also present.

HTuD2 Are Health Centers the Answer to Every Emerging Issue? How to Support, Leverage, and Bolster Their Expanding Role

Margaret Davis, MSW, Director, Learning Management and Knowledge, NACHC, will moderate.

4:30pm – 5:30pm HGS4 Seeing New Pathways: Adjusting Personal Leadership in the Face of Challenge

Jillian Hudspeth, JD, President and CEO, New Jersey Primary Care Association, will moderate.

Wednesday, November 20, 20198:00am – 9:00am Networking Breakfast and Partnership Discussions – Session II

Table Topics:1. HCCN Grant2. Return on Investment3. Funding Opportunities4. National Data Strategies 5. Value-Based Grant Making6. Value-Based Practice Transformation (Payment Reform) 7. Workforce Development 8. Clinical Quality (Diabetes and Other UDS Clinical Measures), Chronic Disease Prevention and

Management, Value Transformation Framework/ELEVATE 20209. Emerging Priorities (Examples include: Telehealth, Behavioral Health Integration/Substance Use

Disorder, HIV/AIDS, and Aging Population.)10. Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Partnership Opportunities: NOFO Work Plan Work Space

(This is a discussion of specific partnerships in response to current Notice of Funding Opportunities. Examples include: Emergency Preparedness /Continuity of Care, Service Integration, Social Risk Factors, and Community Partnership.)

12:00pm – 12:30pm Conference Conclusion

Andrew Behrman, MBA, President and CEO, Florida Association of Community Health Centers, will provide closing remarks.

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