Philo D. Hall, Senior Counsel, will present "The Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) in 2019: New Legal Issues Presented by New Risk Models" at the Annual Meeting of the American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA).

Topics will include:

  • CMS’s objective to drive Medicare ACOs to take on more risk, faster, as demonstrated by the new “Pathways to Success” models commencing in 2019
  • Latest trends on providers choosing to transition into these new downside risk models
  • New waivers and flexibilities available for beneficiary incentives, telehealth, and beneficiary assignment
  •  Pros and cons of the MSSP risk adjustment model
  •  Potential fraud and abuse waivers under consideration for future MSSP models

For more information, please visit HealthLawyers.org.

Event Detail

Washington, DC
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