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BRONze GRaNTORs:

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS INCLUDESean Cavanaugh, Deputy Director, Programs and Policy, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS)

Susan Dentzer, Senior Policy Adviser, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Health Policy Analyst, The PBs News hour

Michael Leavitt, Founder and Chairman, Leavitt Partners; Former Governor of Utah; Former US Secretary of Health and Human Services

Ian Morrison, PhD, Author, Consultant, and Futurist; Author, healthcare in the New Millennium: Vision, Values and leadership, and The second Curve: Managing the Velocity of Change

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accountable Care CongressFEATURING SESSIONS ONUpdates on the Pioneer and Medicare shared savings ProgramsThe Policy and Political Context of accountable Carelessons learned from the Pioneer aCOsCommercial health Plan aCOs in actionBringing accountable Care to MedicaidClinical integration to Maximize Population health ManagementMixed Perspectives from early aCOs—should hospitals Be at the Table or on the Table?hiXs and aCOs Transform the health insurance Marketplace and delivery systemhow aCOs and Other Provider Organizations Can Participate in exchangesMedicare advantage: a Plan B for Medicare aCOsThe Future of aCOs: Pioneer, Pilot, or Pathway to Provider RiskProving the skeptics Wrong: Case studies in hospital-Centric aCOs

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WELCOmE bY CAPG AND IHA Donald H. Crane, JD, President and Chief Executive Officer, California Association of Physician Groups

Tom Williams, DrPH, President and Chief Executive Officer, Integrated Healthcare Association

www.aCOCongress.com

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Media PaRTNeRs:

Co-located with the NATIONAL HeALTH INSuRANCe exCHANge SuMMIT WeSTThe Leading Forum on Public and Private Insurance Exchanges and Responsive Strategies by Government, Plans and Providers • www.HealthInsuranceexchangeSummit.com

The leading Forum on accountable Care and Related delivery system and Payment Reform

TUiTiON sChOlaRshiP PROGRaM —see page 6.

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ACCmE Physician Credit Designation Statement: This activity has been approved for a maximum of 14 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ for both onsite and online attendees. see page 6.

NASbA Credit Statement: a recommended maximum of 17 credits based on a 50-minute hour will be granted for the entire learning activity for the National association of state Boards of accountancy (NasBa). see page 6.

ACHE Credit Statement: CaPG is authorized to award 14 hours of pre-approved aChe Qualified education credit (non-aChe) for this program toward advancement, or recertification in the ameri-can College of healthcare executives. see page 6.

since the Third National accountable Care Organization Congress in November 2012, the aCO trend has taken hold in every sector and every region of the country. as of august 2013, there are 488 aCOs identified in the U.s. Of those, 253 are Medicare aCOs with CMs contracts; commercial aCOs continue to be developed, with new entries being an-

nounced daily. an estimated 27 million americans are in aCOs. The number and variety of organizations adopting account-able care delivery models demonstrates the strong belief that this is a key component of the future of american healthcare, particularly as provisions of the affordable Care act continue to roll out during the next several years.

The Fourth National accountable Care Congress, November 4-6 in los angeles, brings together leading policymakers, dealmakers, experts, and those who have been working on the front line of aCO implementation and operations to provide unique, in-depth insights and hands-on experience on what has been done so far and what’s in the planning stage in every sector.

The three-day conference will be filled with compelling keynote presentations, including: lessons learned by the Pioneer aCOs; the transformation of health insurance through exchanges; commercial health plan and hospital-centric aCOs; clinical integration to maximize population health management; bringing accountable care to Medicaid and dual eligible popula-tions; political forecasts from leading healthcare advisers and futurists; updates from CMs; and insights from the private sector. There are two content-rich pre-conferences and twenty-four concurrent sessions that offer participants a chance to learn more about aCO transactions and partnerships, financial and risk management. We will hear from experts on aCO legal issues, quality measurement and hiT implementation, and from clinical leadership from the highest performing aCOs.

Please join us for this exciting conference as aCO models continue to dominate the U.s. healthcare marketplace.

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MONday, NOVeMBeR 4, 2013 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Registration

PReCONFeReNCe sessiONs8:30 am – Noon

Preconference I: “Uh Oh... I’m an ACO...Now What Do I Do? Sponsored by The Camden Group

This session will cover the following key topics:

• TheFinancialRealitiesofLivinginTwoWorlds: modeling the impact of population health manage-ment in a fee-for-service world (hospital, physician, and enterprise impact)

• RedesigningCareattheGroundLevel:processand key components of care models that will drive desired outcomes – engaging physicians and retrain-ing staff; data requirements

• BeingDataFocusedWhentheDataisImperfect:doing what you can with what you have without losing credibility or focus

• LeadershipandCultureChange:requirements of effective leadership and what’s different — management and clinical leadership to drive change in an uncertain environmentSpeakers:

Sylvia Hastanan, BSN, ACO/Clinical Integration Strategy Consultant, The Camden Group, Los Angeles, CA

Laura Jacobs, MPH, Executive Vice President, The Camden Group, Los Angeles, CA

Teresa Koenig, MD, MBA, Senior Vice President, The Camden Group, Los Angeles, CA

Adam Medlin, MHA, Senior Manager, The Camden Group, Los Angeles, CA

Preconference II: Key Resource for Health Reform Success for ACOs and HIXs: An Information Exchange that Supports the Sharing of Clinical and Financial Information According to business Needs Sponsored by Health IT Certification

This session will cover the following key topics:

• OverviewofHealthInformationTechnologyfor accountable Care Organizations and health insur-ance exchanges

• AccountableCareOrganizationandHealth insurance exchange data stewardshipSpeakers:

Margret Amatayakul, MBA, President, Margret\A Consulting, LLC; Adjunct Faculty in Health Informatics, College of St. Scholastica, Schaumburg, IL

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CaPG aNd iha aCOUNTaBle CaRe CONGRess WelCOMe as accountable Care Congress co-producers, it is the pleasure of CaPG and the integrated healthcare association (iha) to welcome attendees to our Fourth National accountable Care Congress. The Congress will provide an unprecedented opportunity to discuss, dissect, and identify effective ways to implement and optimize operations and outcomes of aCOs, a critical component of the affordable Care act.

Donald H. Crane, JD, President and Chief Executive Officer, CAPG, Los Angeles, CA

Tom Williams, DrPH, President and Chief Execu-tive Officer, Integrated Healthcare Association, Oakland, CA

CaPG (www.capg.org) is the voice of accountable Physician Groups, a professional association represent-ing more than 155 leading physician

groups in 21 states. These groups employ and/or contract with physicians who in turn provide health care services to approximately many millions of patients throughout the U.s. CaPG is the nation’s largest professional association representing physician groups practicing in the managed care model. CaPG’s member groups are committed to the delivery of coordinated, accountable, clinically integrated health services. We support our members through public advocacy, educational services and collaboration with other healthcare stakeholders in all sectors.

aBOUT The CONGRess PROdUCeRs

• ConsumerOrganizationRepresentatives• FederalandStateGovernmentOfficials• HealthCareRegulatorsandPolicyMakers• HealthBenefitsConsultants• HealthServicesResearchersandAcademics• HealthCareAttorneysandIn-houseCounsel• ChiefFinancialOfficers• ChiefInnovationOfficers• DirectorsofAccountableCare• DirectorsofQualityManagement and improvement

The integrated healthcare association (iha) is a not-for-profit multi-stakeholder leadership group that promotes quality improvement, accountability and affordability of healthcare in California. iha administers regional and state-wide programs, serves as an incubator for pilot

programs and projects, and actively convenes all healthcare parties for cross sector collaboration on healthcare topics. iha principal projects include the California Pay for Performance Program (the largest private physician incentive program intheU.S.),themeasurementandrewardofefficiencyinhealthcare, administrative simplification, healthcare afford-ability, bundled episode of care payments, and accountable care organizations.

• DirectorsofGovernmentPrograms• DirectorsofMedicarePrograms• DirectorsofMedicaidPrograms• DirectorsofNetworkContracting• DirectorsofProviderRelations• DirectorsofFinanceand Reimbursement• PharmaceuticalExecutives• PharmaceuticalConsultants

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MONday, NOVeMBeR 4, 2013

day 1 — OPeNiNG PleNaRy sessiON 1:00 pm Welcome and Introductions

Don Crane, JD, President and Chief Executive Officer, California Association of Physician Groups (CAPG), Los Angeles, CA

1:15 pm Updates on the Pioneer and medicare Shared Savings Programs

Sean Cavanaugh, Deputy Director, Programs and Policy, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Baltimore, MD

1:45 pm The Policy and Political Context of Accountable Care

Susan Dentzer, Senior Policy Adviser, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; Health Policy Analyst, The PBs News hour, Washington, DC

2:15 pm Lessons Learned from the Pioneer ACOs

emily Brower, Executive Director, Accountable Care Programs, Atrius Health, Boston, MA

Linnea C. Chervenak, MHA, Administrative Director, Population Health Office, University of Michigan Health System, Ann Arbor MI

Megan Cox, MHA, Director, Population Health and Medicare, Park Nicollet, Minneapolis, MN

Colin LeClair, Executive Director, ACO Programs, Monarch HealthCare, Irvine, CA

Don Crane, JD, President and Chief Executive Officer, California Association of Physician Groups (CAPG), Los Angeles, CA (Moderator)

3:45 pm Refreshment break in the Exhibit Hall

4:15 pm HIXs and ACOs Transform the Health Insurance marketplace and Delivery System

Michael Leavitt, Founder and Chairman, Leavitt Partners; Former Governor of Utah; Former US Secretary of Health and Human Services, Salt Lake City, UT

5:00 pm How ACOs and other Provider Organizations can Participate in Exchanges: QHP Contracting, Tiered and Narrow Networks, ACO/Plan branded Products, Licensed Providers/ACOs

Jacob garn, MBA, Chief Examiner, Utah Insurance Department, Salt Lake City, UTTom Latkovic, Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company, Cleveland, OHRich Lipeles, MPH, Chief Operating Officer, Heritage Provider Network, Northridge, CAAndy Slavitt, MBA, Group Executive Vice President, Optum, Eden Prairie, MNMichael Leavitt, Founder and Chairman, Leavitt Partners; Former Governor of Utah; Former US Secretary of Health and Human Services, Salt Lake City, UT (Moderator)

6:00 pm Day 1 Adjourns followed by Networking Reception in the Exhibit Hall

TUesday, NOVeMBeR 5, 2013

day 27:00 am Registration and Continental breakfast in the Exhibit Hall

MORNiNG PleNaRy sessiON 8:00 am Welcome and Introductions

Tom Williams, DrPH, President and Chief Executive Officer, Integrated Healthcare Association (IHA), Oakland, CA

8:15 am Commercial Health Plan ACOs in Action

Sam Ho, MD, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, UnitedHealthcare, Cypress, CA

Kristen Miranda, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Innovation, Blue Shield of California, Woodland Hills, CA

Joseph M. Zubretsky, Senior Executive Vice President, National Businesses, Aetna, Inc., Hartford, CT

Jill Yegian, PhD, Vice President, Policy and Research, Integrated Healthcare Association, Oakland, CA (Moderator)

9:15 am A Plan b for medicare ACOs

John gorman, Founder and Executive Chairman, Gorman Health Group, Washington, DC

9:45 am Refreshment break in the Exhibit Hall

10:15 am bringing Accountable Care to medicaid

Sue Birch, Executive Director, Colorado Department of Health Care Policy and Financing, Denver, CO

Scott Leitz, Assistant Commissioner of Health Care, Minnesota Department of Human Services, St. Paul, MN

Jeanene Smith, Administrator, Oregon Health Authority, Oregon Office for Health Policy and Research, Salem, OR

elaine Batchlor, MD, MPH, Chief Executive Officer, MLK Jr. Community Hospital; Chair, Integrated Healthcare Association, Los Angeles, CA (Moderator)

11:15 am Clinical Integration to maximize Population Health management

Robert Margolis, MD (invited), Co-Chairman of the Board, DaVita HealthCare Partners; Chief Executive Officer, HealthCare Partners, LLC, Torrance, CA

Carrie e. Nelson, MD, MS, FAAFP, Medical Director for Outpatient Care Management and APP Advisors, Advocate Physician Partners, Downers Grove, IL

gordon Norman, MD, Chief Medical Officer, xG Health Solutions, powered by Geisinger, Columbia, MD

Tom Williams, DrPH, President and Chief Executive Officer, Integrated Healthcare Association, Oakland, CA (Moderator)

12:15 pm Networking Lunch in Exhibit Hall

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2:30 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS: GROUP 2Session 2.1: Using Analytics to Improve ACO Performance Deb Davis, Senior Vice President, Accountable Care Solutions, Optum, Eden Prairie, MN

Session 2.2: Accountable Care Health Plan-Provider Partnerships: What Works and Where are we Going? Lois elia, MBA (invited), Vice President, AdvocateCare, Advocate Health Care, Oak Brook, IL

Scott Sarran, MD, MM, Chief Medical Officer, Health Care Service Corporation/Blue Cross Blue Shield IL, Chicago, IL

Session 2.3: ACOs at Work: A Case Study from a Commercial ACO ProgramKristen Miranda, Vice President of Strategic Partnerships and Innovation, Blue Shield of California, El Dorado Hills, CA

Session 2.4: beyond Theory into Practice: Legal Issues Arising Out of the Operation and Expansion of ACOsRobert g. Homchick, Partner, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, Seattle, WA

Adam D. Romney, Associate, Davis Wright Tremaine LLP, Seattle, WA

Session 2.5: The Key Ingredients for a Successful ACO: How Robust Primary Care Practices Operating in a Connected and Coordinated medical Neighborhood will Serve as the Founda-tion for Developing Successful ACOsBruce Bagley, MD, Medical Director of Quality Improvement, TransforMED, Leawood, KS

Session 2.6: Using an Automated Physician Patient Engagement Tool to Improve Outcomes and Reduce CostsStanley M. goldstein, President and Chief Executive Officer, Patient Engagement Systems, Burlington, VT

Yvonne Sonnenberg, MHA, Executive Director, Empire Physicians Medical Group, Palm Desert, CA

Session 2.7: Health IT Infrastructure and Capabilities for ACO Implementation: Key Opportunities and Challenges Learned from the beacon Community Program Daniel Chavez, MBA, Executive Director, San Diego Regional Healthcare Information Exchange, San Diego, CA

Tom Fritz, MPA, Chief Executive Officer, Inland Northwest Health, Spokane, WA

Anjum Khurshid, PhD, Director, Louisiana Public Health Institute, Health Systems Division, New Orleans, LA

Session 2.8: Should Pharmaceutical Companies Share in the “Accountability”?Preeti Bajaj, Doctoral Candidate, University of Washington, Seattle, WA

Scott Weingarten, MD, Senior Vice President and Chief Clinical Transformation Officer, Cedars-Sinai Health System, Los Angeles, CA

Robert W. Dubois, MD, PhD, Chief Science Officer, National Pharmaceutical Council, Washington DC (Moderator)

3:30 pm Transition break

1:15 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS: GROUP 1Session 1.1: Technology-Driven Strategies for Enhancing Patient Engagement within an ACO model Charles Kennedy, MD, Chief Executive Officer, Aetna Accountable Care Solutions, Hartford, CT

Session 1.2: Payer-Provider Collaboration: Reshaping the Healthcare IndustryJeffrey S. Rose, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, TriZetto Corporation, Englewood, CO

Session 1.3: Commercial ACO Case Study: Enhanced Care CoordinationMichael Belman, MD, Medical Director, Anthem Blue Cross, Woodland Hills, CA

Aldo De La Torre, Vice President, Provider Engagement and Contracting, Anthem Blue Cross, Woodland Hills, CA

Cynthia Litt, MPH, Vice President, Cedars-Sinai Health System, Los Angeles, CA

Scott Weingarten, MD, Senior Vice President and Chief Clinical Transformation Officer, Cedars-Sinai Health System, Los Angeles, CA

Session 1.4: Who’s Next? — Analyzing Strategic Transactions and Opportunities in Today’s marketeric Klein, Partner, Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton LLP, Los Angeles, CA

Session 1.5: Provider Sponsored Health Plans for ACOsPhil Kamp, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Valence Health, Chicago, IL

Session 1.6: Accountable Care in the Safety Net and medicaidelaine Batchlor, MD, MPH, Chief Executive Officer, MLK Jr. Community Hospital; Chair, Integrated Healthcare Association, Los Angeles, CA

Session 1.7: ACO Certification and Performance measurementJennifer Lenz, Assistant Vice President, Quality Solutions Group, National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), Oakland, CA

Karen Onstad, Director, Quality Solutions Group, National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA), Seattle, WA

Dolores Yanagihara, MPH, Vice President, Performance Measurement and Analytics, Integrated Healthcare Association, Oakland, CA

Session 1.8: I Love my ACO! Why and How to Engage Patients in ACOsKristin L. Carman, PhD, Director, Health Policy and Research, Health and Social Development Program, American Institutes for Research, Washington, DC

Megan Cox, MHA, Director, Population Health and Medicare, Park Nicollet, Minneapolis, MN

Jill Yegian, PhD, Vice President, Policy and Research, Integrated Healthcare Association, Oakland, CA

2:15 pm Transition break

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At your office . . . . . . or homeOnsite

liVe aNd aRChiVed iNTeRNeT aTTeNdaNCe Watch the conference in live streaming video over the internet and at your convenience at any time 24/7 for six months following the event.

The archived conference includes speaker videos and coordinated PowerPoint presentations.

PROs: live digital feed and 24/7 internet access for thenextsixmonths;accessibleintheoffice,athomeor anywhere worldwide with internet access; avoid travel expense and hassle; no time away from the office.

TRadiTiONal ONsiTe aTTeNdaNCesimply register, travel to the conference city and attend in person.

PROs: subject matter immersion; professional networking oppor-tunities; faculty interaction.

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3:45 pm CONCURRENT SESSIONS: GROUP 3Session 3.1: Clinical Integration 2.0 — The Informatics RevolutionChristi J. Braun, MPH, JD, Member, Mintz Levin Cohn Ferris Glovsky and Popeo PC, Washington, DC

Paul R. DeMuro, CPA, MBA, MBI, JD, Special Counsel, Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt, Portland, OR

Jill H. gordon, JD, MHA, Partner, Nixon Peabody LLP, Los Angeles, CA

Session 3.2: Improving Partnerships between Health Plans and medical GroupsHoward Beckman, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Focused Medical Analytics; Clinical Professor of Medicine and Family Medicine, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry; Director of Health Innovation, Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency, Pittsford, NY

Session 3.3: Actuarial Perspectives on How to make Value-based Care Sustainable and the Impact of ACA on Provider Payment RatesRob Parke, FIA, MAAA, Principal, Milliman, New York, NY

James Whisler, FSA, MAAA, Principal, Deloitte Consulting, Minneapolis, MN

Alexander Vojta, FSA, MAAA, Actuarial Director, Blue Shield of CA, San Francisco, CA

Session 3.4: bundled Rate Programs: Planning for Performance-based ReimbursementDavid gregory, FACHe, Partner, Presscott Associates - A Division of ParenteBeard LLC, New York, NY

Neil Pressman, FACHe, Partner, Presscott Associates - A Division of ParenteBeard LLC, Avon, CT

Session 3.5: Don’t boil The Ocean: Gain Immediate Value Practicing Responsible Population Health managementMason Beard, Senior Vice President, Solutions and Operations, Wellcentive, Roswell, GA

Paul Taylor, MD, Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Wellcentive, Roswell, GA

Additional Speaker to be Announced

Session 3.6: California Community Safety Net Hospitals: Embracing Challenges and Opportunities in meeting the Triple Aim Through more Patient Centered, Accountable CareDaniel Fontoura, MBA, Senior Vice President and Adult Services Administrator, University Hospital, Loma Linda University Medical Center, San Bernardino, CA

Michael Nelson, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA

Stephen R. Walter, Executive Vice President and Corporate Chief Financial Officer, Community Medical Centers, Fresno, CA

Catherine Douglas, President and Chief Executive Officer, Private Essential Access Community Hospitals, Inc. (PEACH), Sacramento, CA (Moderator)

Session 3.7: New Hope for Primary Care: The Accountable Primary Care model Debbie Zimmerman, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Lumeris, Maryland Heights, MO

Additional Speaker to be Announced

Session 3.8: Patients to Populations: Assessing the Value of Data Sources for managing and Improving Health Status and OutcomesL. gordon Moore, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Treo Solutions, Troy, NY

4:45 pm Day 2 Adjourns

WedNesday, NOVeMBeR 6, 2013

day 37:00 am Registration and Continental breakfast

MORNiNG PleNaRy sessiON8:30 am Welcome and Introductions

Ian Morrison, PhD, Author, Consultant, and Futurist, Menlo Park, CA

8:45 am mixed Perspectives from Early ACOs — Should Hospitals be At the Table or On the Table?

John grigson, CPA, CgMA, Chief Financial Officer, Covenant Health System; Chief Executive Officer, Covenant Health Partners, Lubbock, TX

Mark Hillard, Chief Development and Integration Officer, Dignity Health Arizona, Phoenix, AZ

J. Churchill Hindes, PhD, Vice President of Accountable Care, Fletcher Allen Health Care/Vermont Managed Care, Burlington, VT

John Walker, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Cornerstone Health Care, High Point, NC

Tom Cassels, Executive Director, Research and Insights, The Advisory Board Company, Washington, DC (Moderator)

10:00 am Refreshment break

10:15 am Proving the Skeptics Wrong: Case Studies in Hospital-Centric ACOs

Michael Hunn, Senior Vice President and Regional Chief Executive, Providence Health and Services, Torrance, CA

Additional Speakers to be Announced

Ian Morrison, PhD, Author, Consultant, and Futurist, Menlo Park, CA (Moderator)

11:30 am The Future of ACOs: Pioneer, Pilot, or Pathway to Provider Risk

Ian Morrison, PhD, Author, Consultant, and Futurist, Menlo Park, CA

12:00 pm ACO Congress Adjourns

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Credit Designation StatementThe IAHB designates this live activity for a maximum of 14 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participa-tion in the activity.

ACHE The California Association of Physician Groups is authorized to award 14 hours of preap-proved ACHE Qualified Education credit (non-ACHE) for this program toward advance-ment, or recertification in the American College of Healthcare Executives. Participants in this program wishing to have the continuing education hours applied toward ACHE Qualified Education credit should indicate their attendance when submitting application to the American College of Healthcare Executives for advancement or recertification. For questions regarding ACHE credit, contact Francine Moskowitz, FACHE, Vice President, Operations, CAPG at or 213-239-5043 fmoskowitz@capg.org.

NASbA Health Care Conference Administrators, LLC (dba GHC, LLC Healthcare) is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continu-ing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.learningmarket.org. A recommended maximum of 17 credits based on a 50-minute hour will be granted for the entire learning activity. This program addresses topics that are of a current concern in the healthcare quality and patient safety environment. This is an update, group-live activity. For more information regarding administrative policies such as complaints or refunds, call 425-233-5075 or email pjgrant@ehcca.com.

POSTCONFERENCE APPLICATION FOR CREDIT AbQAURP ABQAURP Diplomates who would like to utilize CE credits received from an accredited provider other than ABQAURP must complete and return this form with the required documentation and fees: www.abqaurp.org/pdf/recert-app.pdf. The Summit will issue a certificate of attendance to be submitted in conjunction with the ABQAURP form.

CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE Onsite attendees can also request a Certificate of Attendance which they can file with appropriate entities for credit, and webcast attendees can request a Webcast Certificate of Attendance on which they can certify the number of hours they watched and can file with appropriate entities for credit.

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aCCOUNTaBle CaRe CONGRessCOMPLETE THE FOLLOWING. PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY:

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ONSITE CONFERENCE ATTENDANCEPRECONFERENCES (Optional; Select one): ❏ PRECONFERENCE I: “Uh Oh . . . I’m an ACO . . . Sponsored by The Camden Group $ 495❏ PRECONFERENCE II: Key Resource for Health Reform Success for ACOs and HIXs . . . Sponsored by Health IT Certification $ 495

CONFERENCE (Does not include Preconference):

Standard Rate: ❏ Through Friday, September 20, 2013* $1,195 ❏ Through Friday, October 11, 2013** $1,495 ❏ After Friday, October 11, 2013 $1,795

GROUP REGISTRATION DISCOUNT (Does not include Preconference):Five or more registrations submitted from the same organization at the same time receive the following discounted rates for conference registration only. To qualify, all registrations must be submitted simultaneously:❏ Through Friday, September 20, 2013* $ 795 ❏ Through Friday, October 11, 2013** $1,095 ❏ After Friday, October 11, 2013 $1,395

CONFERENCE ELECTRONIC mEDIA:Onsite Attendees — Following the Congress, the video and presentations are made avail-able in the following formats. To take advantage of the discounted prices below, you must reserve media WITH your Congress registration:

❏ Flash Drive ($129 + $15 shipping) $ 144 ❏ 6 months’ access on Web $129Note that conference electronic media may be used by the individual purchaser only. Terms and Conditions apply (see page 6).

WEbCAST CONFERENCE ATTENDANCEWebcast conference registration includes the live Internet feed from the Congress, plus six months of continued archived Internet access, available 24/7.

CONFERENCE (Includes Preconference):

Standard Rate: ❏ Through Friday, September 20, 2013* $ 795 ❏ Through Friday, October 11, 2013** $1,095 ❏ After Friday, October 11, 2013 $1,395

GROUP REGISTRATION:Group registration offers the substantial volume discounts set forth below.

Group registration permits the organizational knowledge coordinator either to share con-ference access with colleagues or to assign and track employee conference participation.

Conference Access: ❏ 5 or more $595 each ❏ 20 or more $395 each ❏ 10 or more $495 each ❏ 40 or more $295 each

See INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY POLICY, page 6.

CONFERENCE ELECTRONIC mEDIA:Webcast attendees — Following the Congress, the video and presentations are made avail-able on a flash drive. To take advantage of the discounted price below, you must reserve media WITH your Congress registration:

❏ Flash Drive ($129 + $15 shipping) $ 144

(All online attendees automatically receive 6 months access on web.)

REGISTRATION bINDING AGREEmENTRegistration (whether online or by this form) constitutes a contract and all of these terms and conditions are binding on the parties. In particular, these terms and conditions shall apply in the case of any credit/debit card dispute. For online and onsite registrants there will be no refunds for “no-shows” or cancellations.

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TOTAL FOR ALL OPTIONS, ONSITE OR WEbCAST:Please enclose payment with your registration and return it to the Registrar at Accountable Care Congress, 22529 39th Ave SE, Bothell, WA 98021, or fax your credit card payment to 206-319-5303.

You may also register online at www.ACOCongress.com.

❏ Check/money order enclosed (payable to Health Care Conference Administrators LLC)

❏ Payment by credit card: ❏ American Express ❏ Visa ❏ MastercardIf a credit card number is being given to hold registration only until such time as a check is received it must be so noted. If payment is not received by seven days prior to the Congress, the credit card payment will be processed. Credit card charges will be listed on your statement as payment to HealthCare (HC) Conf LLC.

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* This price reflects a discount for registration and payment received through September 20, 2013.** This price reflects a discount for registration and payment received through Friday, October 11, 2013.

SPECIAL SUbSCRIPTION OFFER FOR bOTH ONSITE AND WEbCAST ATTENDEES:You can purchase an annual subscription to Accountable Care News, Health Insurance Marketplace News, Medical Home News, Predictive Modeling News or Readmissions News for only $295 (regular rate $468) when ordered with your conference registration. ❏ Accountable Care News $ 295 ❏ Predictive Modeling News $ 295❏ Health Insurance Marketplace News $ 295 ❏ Readmissions News $ 295❏ Medical Home News $ 295

SELECT YOUR CONCURRENTS – Tuesday, November 5 (One from each group):

SPECIAL PACKAGE REGISTRATION FOR CO-LOCATED ACCOUNTAbLE CARE CONGRESS AND HEALTH INSURANCE EXCHANGE SUmmIT WESTYou can register for both events, for both onsite and webcast (live and archived for 6 months) access for the following package price:This special package two-event registration provides full onsite access to both events -- you can go back and forth between the sessions -- and full webcast live and six month archived streaming video of the events so you can see the sessions you missed and review those sessions in which you participated.

INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION: Includes full conference (excluding preconferences), both onsite and webcast (live and archived for 6 months), for two co-located events (Fourth National Accountable Care Congress and Health Insurance Exchange Summit West):

Standard Rate: ❏ Through Friday, September 20, 2013* $1,995 ❏ Through Friday, October 11, 2013** $2,395 ❏ After Friday, October 11, 2013 $2,795

1:15 pm – GROUP 1❏ 1.1: Technology-driven strategies . . .

❏ 1.2: Payer-Provider Collaboration . . .

❏ 1.3: Commercial aCO Case study . . .

❏ 1.4: Who’s Next? . . .

❏ 1.5: Provider sponsored health Plans . . .

❏ 1.6: accountable Care in the safety Net and Medicaid

❏ 1.7: aCO Certification and Performance Measurement

❏ 1.8: i love My aCO! Why and how to engage Patients in aCOs

3:45 pm – GROUP 3❏ 3.1: Clinical integration 2.0 . . .

❏ 3.2: improving Partnerships . . .

❏ 3.3: actuarial Perspectives . . .

❏ 3.4: Bundled Rate Programs . . .

❏ 3.5: don’t Boil The Ocean . . .

❏ 3.6: California Community safety Net hospitals . . .

❏ 3.7: New hope for Primary Care . . .

❏ 3.8: Patients to Populations . . .

2:30 pm – GROUP 2❏ 2.1: Using analytics . . .

❏ 2.2: accountable Care health Plan-Provider Partnerships . . .

❏ 2.3: aCOs at Work: a Case study . . .

❏ 2.4: Beyond Theory into Practice . . .

❏ 2.5: Key ingredients for a successful aCO . . .

❏ 2.6: Using an automated Physician Patient engagement Tool . . .

❏ 2.7: health iT infrastructure and Capabilities for aCO implementation . . .

❏ 2.8: should Pharmaceutical Companies share in the “accountability”?

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