2022 Moving to Value Alliance Annual Symposium
Be a part of MTVA's annual in-person one-and-a-half-day gathering in Hartford, CT to learn from national and regional healthcare experts, thought leaders, policymakers, employers and providers on the latest in policy, challenges, and resources supporting the move to value mission. Special packages for teams and brokers are available.
MOVING TO VALUE ALLIANCE
WEBINARS
A community that aims to create a value-based healthcare ecosystem with high-quality outcomes at a reasonable cost.
MTVA’s in-person forums, webinars, and the annual Moving to Value Symposium are prime opportunities to reconnect, share news, stories from the field, and innovative ideas among like-minded peers facing similar challenges.
ALL SESSIONS NOW AVAILABLE ON-DEMAND:
Watch or Listen On-Demand:
PART ONE: The Critical Importance of Data in Taking Agency Over Your Plan
Getting and owning your data.
PART TWO: Acting On and Using Your Data
... in a way most relevant to your plan beneficiaries’ health needs.
Understanding available and appropriate resources
PART FOUR: Success Stories from Employers
Real employers large and small talk about how they tackled construction of their made-to-fit plans and the valuable returns they have seen.
The Role of the Primary Care Provider in Disease Prevention and Management in a Value-Based World
Healthcare industry leaders and value-based-healthcare champions Dr. Garry Welch (Silver Fern Healthcare), Dr. John Rodis (Arista Health), Dr. Kenny Cole (Ochsner Health) and Dr. Bill Bestermann (Congruity Health) discuss keeping or returning patients to the bottom two tiers of the spend pyramid by primary prevention of chronic conditions and secondary prevention of the complications by optimal medical therapy.
Available On-Demand
Payment Reform is Working, and These Disruptors are Taking Advantage of It
Available On-Demand
Payment Reform is Working, and These Disruptors are Taking Advantage of It
A panel discussion and Q&A with Dan Blumenthal (CEO, Novocardia), Ian Chiang (Partner, Flare), and Sam Holliday (CEO, Oshi Health), as they discuss how payment reform is tied to their success and share potential obstacles that MTVA’s multi-stakeholder groups can help.
