Join Dr. Mark Laperouse, an Emergency physician with more than 15 years of clinical experience and a strategic advisor to Ventra Health, as he discusses the benefits of ED observation units and how to ensure ED group isn’t leaving money on the table. Learn more here!
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Attend The Power of State Advocacy members-only free webinar to learn how state advocacy can drive policy change.
Members will gain insights into effective communication strategies, building strong relationships with state officials, and understanding the immediate impact policies can have at the state level.
Presented by our State Regulatory and Insurance Committee, this program will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to become effective state advocates.
Thursday, February 29 2pm EST
Learning Objectives:
Understand the importance of effective communication in state advocacy:
Explore different communication channels such as writing persuasive letters, making phone calls, and utilizing social media platforms.
Learn how to tailor messaging to resonate with state policymakers and constituents.
Analyze successful communication strategies used in previous state advocacy campaigns.
Develop relationship-building skills to enhance state advocacy efforts:
Explore techniques for cultivating relationships with state officials, elected representatives, and key stakeholders.
Understand the benefits of building coalitions and collaborating with other advocacy organizations.
Gain insights into the art of fostering long-term relationships for sustained policy influence.
Recognize the immediate impact of policies at the state level:
Explore case studies that demonstrate how state policies can swiftly affect communities and individuals.
Learn how state-level policy changes can set precedents and influence broader national policies.
After this 60-minute webinar, members will be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and resources to engage in effective state advocacy. You will understand the importance of communication, relationship-building, and the immediate impacts of policies at the state level, ultimately empowering you to make a difference in their communities through advocacy efforts.
Join us in Seattle for Solutions Summit 2024, a one-of-a-kind education and networking conference. Plus 5 meals and 2 receptions.
The 2024 Solutions Summit is the most comprehensive conference on the business of emergency medicine covering topics you care about including the No Surprises Act, reimbursement and regulatory policy, independent dispute resolution, revenue cycle management, and much more.
Why Attend Solutions Summit?
Attending the 2024 Solutions Summit has never been more essential. Last year at the 2023 Summit, we saw our largest turnout ever because attendees know that at this conference they can experience:
Exceptional Faculty: Gain insights from thought leaders and disrupters in the business of emergency medicine.
Networking Opportunities: Connect with like-minded professionals and expand your network.
Cutting-edge Sessions to enhance your skills and knowledge.
Innovative Exhibitors: Explore the latest products and services from top companies in the field.
Exclusive Access: Be among the first to access best practices and industry trends.
Interested in sponsorship or exhibiting? Contact Joanne at joanne.tanner@edpma.org.
NOTE: Registered attendees will receive a link to the official Solutions Summit room block in their confirmation email. Since we make every effort to secure the lowest rate, we ask that you only make your hotel reservations through our special link. We strongly urge attendees NOT to use a third-party vendor to make their hotel reservations.
2024 Solutions Summit Agenda At A Glance
April 26-30, 2024 Seattle, WA
Friday, April 26 – Pre-Conference Reception (tentative)
Saturday, April 27 – Committee Programming, Exhibitor Set-up & Welcome Reception
Sunday, April 28 – Summit Day 1
Monday, April 29 – Summit Day 2, Exhibitor Tear Down & Closing Reception
Tuesday, April 30 – Summit programming concludes at 12p; Tuesday features dynamic hard-hitting topics, so stay for the entire conference!
EDPMA’s 2024 RCM Update: Moving Beyond Regulation to Practice virtual workshop will raise your expertise so you are ready for 2024 reimbursement changes and challenges.
Through rapid fire and deep dive interactive sessions, you will learn optimal reimbursement practices to strengthen your organization and your clients’ bottom line.
Workshop Focuses On Updates and Best Practices In:
Addressing Bad Payer Behavior
Coding (plus hands-on coding exercises)
Documentation
Medicare Physician Fee Schedule
MIPS
Split/Shared
Telehealth
Workshop Agenda and Faculty:
Medicare by the Numbers: The Basic Tenets of Physician Reimbursement(15 minutes)
Andrea Brault, MD, MMM, FACEP – President and CEO, Brault Practice Solutions
MIPS and MVPs: The Evolving Landscape of Medicare Reimbursement (45 minutes)
Andrea Brault, MD, MMM, FACEP – President and CEO, Brault Practice Solutions
Understanding Payer Behavior: A Panel Discussion (45 minutes)
Patrick Velliky – Vice President Government Affairs, Envision Health
Eric Swartz – Deputy General Counsel, ApolloMD
Moderator: Casey Crane, MBA, RN, BSN – Senior Vice President of Operations, Core Clinical Partners
Telehealth Reimbursement: What’s In, What’s Out for 2024 (30 minutes)
Juli Forde Smith – Director of Strategic Partnerships, Zoll Data Systems
Case Studies in Coding (45 minutes)
Jacquie Bratcher, CPC, CEDC – Senior Director of Coding, R1 RCM
Bart Robinson – Director of Coding Quality, Core Clinical Partners
Theresa Schwegmann, RHIA, CPC – Vice President of Coding Services, SCP Health
Moderator: Jason Adler, MD, FACEP, FAAEM – Vice President of Coding, LogixHealth
*There is a 10 minutes break for attendees during this workshop
Sessions will be presented at the 300 and 400 level.
This webinar is designed to provide EDPMA members like you with insight into the latest news on Medicare reimbursement, including detailed updates on MIPS, the new Emergency Medicine MVP, and other topics covered under the Final Rule. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the experts and ask questions on how to prepare for the coming year.
November 30, 2023 – 1:00pm ET
This webinar is sponsored by Brault. Click here to register.
Join us for an informative and engaging webinar that delves into the critical aspects of denial prevention in the modern world. Denial prevention is an essential component of safeguarding your organization’s assets, reputation, and security. In this webinar, we will explore the four key pillars that form the foundation of effective denial prevention strategies.
November 1, 2023 – 1:00pm ET
Cost: Free to EDPMA Members.
Location: Hosted on Zoom (Zoom link received upon registration)
The RCM Workshop focuses on the full spectrum of regulatory and business changes of the No Surprise Act (NSA), strategy perspectives, and tactical planning for revenue cycle management.
December 13 – 14, 2023 The Wynn Resort, Las Vegas, NV
The beautiful Wynn Resort in Las Vegas will host EDPMA’s annual RCM Workshop on December 13 and 14. And we are betting on YOU as “An RCM Wynner!This conference includes (2) half-day sessions (to minimize your time out of the office) and will equip you with the latest strategies, best practices, and tools to optimize your revenue cycle and enhance overall financial performance.
Our first-ever Pre-Conference Session (8am – 12pm PST) will be held on the morning of December 13 before the RCM Workshop starts.
After this pre-conference session, attendees will:
Understand the impact lawsuits are having on the regulations.
Understand the perspective from an IDRE CEO on how the IDR process is evolving;
Learn how EDPMA’s No Surprises Act I-Tact Committee and advocacy with CMS & CCIIO informed and impacted improved health plan compliance and the IDR process in general;
Ask questions to an expert panel who are responsible for filing IDRs and from an IDRE CEO.
Date: September 28, 2023 Time: 1:00pm – 4:00pm EST
Overview
Healthcare costs have risen over the years, and payment programs have shifted to quality and cost reduction rather than services performed or time spent. Thus far, Emergency Medicine has yet to benefit from this movement. Given the strain on revenue and operating margins, organizations primarily dependent on traditional fee-for-service in-person EM services must adapt their business model.
Join EDPMA for a reception on Tuesday, October 10 for a reception at ACEP23 in Philadelphia. We will be at Maggiano’s Little Italy across the street from the ACEP23 hotel.
Date: Tuesday, October 10
Time: 6pm – 7:30pm EST
Location: Maggiano’s Little Italy. Across the street from the ACEP23 hotel.