Registration is underway for the AHCA/NCAL’s 6th Annual Population Health Management (PHM) Summit, happening on April 15-16, 2026, in Baltimore, MD. This event is designed for leaders in assisted living and focuses on the growing importance of value-based care.
This year, the Summit features educational sessions targeting specific issues in healthcare. Attendees will hear insights from industry experts like Abe Sutton from the CMS Innovation Center and Mark Atalla from the Department of Health and Human Services.
Here are some key sessions you can look forward to:
- Real Stories from Assisted Living Providers: Dive into firsthand accounts from assisted living leaders about transitioning to value-based care. This session emphasizes how partnerships and strategic decisions have led to better outcomes for residents and financial sustainability for facilities.
- The Importance of Primary Care: With increasing competition in primary care, assisted living and long-term care providers are stepping up. This discussion will highlight why aligning with primary care is crucial for success in value-based care and how organizations can collaborate effectively.
- New Opportunities in Value-Based Care: Explore existing and emerging models of value-based care that are successful among long-term and assisted living providers. Learn about new initiatives from the CMS that are shaping the future of healthcare delivery.
- AI Innovations: See how AI is transforming care in long-term and assisted living contexts. Experts will discuss how tools like predictive analytics can aid in decision-making and enhance resident care.
- Engaging in ACO Models: Discover how assisted living providers can participate in Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) through emerging pathways like the LEAD model. The session will focus on collaborative opportunities and necessary strategies for success.
- Partnerships in Value-Based Care: Learn the essentials of choosing the right value-based care models and partners. This includes evaluating financial readiness, clinical capacity, and technology expertise.
Attendees will come away with practical strategies to improve resident care and strengthen their facilities’ financial health. A special Newcomer event will also be held to foster networking and learning in the population health management space.
This Summit offers a chance to stay ahead in the evolving landscape of healthcare, where value-based care is becoming the norm. For more insights, check out AHCA/NCAL’s latest whitepaper on long-term care providers participating in population health models.
To dive deeper into the agenda and plan your visit, check out the [Population Health Management Summit website](https://www.ahcancal.org). This event is more than just learning; it’s an opportunity to connect and shape the future of assisted living and healthcare management.
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