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Population Health Management Summit
Health Professions and Related Programs Conference
The Population Health Management (PHM) Summit is the only national conference designed exclusively for long term and post-acute care leaders navigating value-based care.
Built for executives, administrators, clinical leaders, and provider-led plan teams, this event delivers strategies, insights, and connections needed to succeed in value-based care, including ACOs, I-SNPs, tech-enabled care, and CMMI models.
Topics & Focus Areas
Value-Based CarePopulation Health ManagementACOsI-SNPsAssisted Living in Value-Based CareCMMI ModelsBundled Payment ModelsTech-Enabled CareAI and Data AnalyticsPayment InnovationSNP StrategiesCompliance ReadinessStrategic GrowthMedicare and Medicaid Innovation
Official Conference Website
Visit the official website of Population Health Management Summit for registration details, submission deadlines, and the full programme.
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