Webinar Question: "ACO Governance, Boards, and Leadership: The Difference Between Success and Failure."
Meghana Gadgil
A Webinar opportunity forwarded by Rachel Rosen of the Nixon Law Group.
Details:
"ACO Governance, Boards, and Leadership: The Difference Between Success and Failure."
May 22, 2013
1:30 pm EST
A description of the webinar is below and at this link:
Given by a practicing health lawyer and the President of Accountable Care Law & Policy: (www.accountablecarelaw.org) where Ms. Rosen and her colleagues serve as a resource for those operating in or transitioning to a patient-centered accountable care model.
Please see below for details:
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Webinar - ACO Governance, Boards, and Leadership: The Difference Between Success and Failure
If you are part of an Accountable Care Organization’s leadership team, we have news for you.
The good news? You made it through the ACO certification process.
The bad news? Now YOU are accountable!
Please join us for a complimentary half-hour webinar that will highlight ACO-specific governance, leadership, and compliance issues and explain why these issues can mean the difference between success and failure for your ACO. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at 1:30 p.m. Eastern, and RSVP to con...@nixonlawgroup.com for login details.
· Are you concerned that, at the end of the day, there may not be any savings to share?
· Do you worry that your ACO could be found in violation of a regulation that you didn’t even know existed?
· Wouldn’t it be great to have a Board and management team who really understand the issues that matter most for your ACO’s success?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, we look forward to your participation in the webinar.
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