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GREGORY R. PICHE? TO ADDRESS NATIONAL FORUM ON CLINICAL INTEGRATION.

By Greg Piche'

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Gregory R. Piche? will speak on the subject of avoiding tax liability in the clinical integration of tax exempt organizations on November 17, 2010 in Washing D.C. at the National Forum on Clinical Integration.

November 15-17, 2010  |  Washington, DC

American Conference Institute's 
National Forum on
Clinical Integration

The Authoritative Guide to ACOs and other Integrated Models in the Wake of
Health Care Reform.


Experts estimate that a majority of the newly formed ACOs ultimately will reach their demise within the next three years due to lack of sound financial structuring, failure to obtain physician buy-in, and overwhelming contradictory legal regulations that Congress and the Obama Administration have yet to address.

While academics continue to debate theories and we wait for regulatory guidance, key hospital and physician decision makers are reserving their places at the premiere National Forum on Clinical Integration to get answers now and stay on the road to success. 

Overcome financial, practical, and legal obstacles with the go-to experts that leading hospital systems will turn to first. Only here will you benefit from one on one meaningful networking opportunities and walk away with the answers to tough questions critical to financial and legal sustainability.

        Gain in-depth answers for:

  • Tailoring the integration based on location-specific site variations and technical capabilities
  • Learning directly from the FTC's Assistant Director for the Health Care Division in the Bureau of Competition on his ACO enforcement priorities, how the agencies are working together to resolve antitrust concerns, and what will raise red flags when it crosses his desk
  • Understanding the practical distinction between ownership interests and membership in the ACO in the eyes of the regulators
  • Developing a flexible template for a Stark analysis to apply exceptions to emerging formations
  • Establishing an evidence-based medicine approach without implicating CMP laws
  • Developing cost-effective and efficient quality and performance metrics
  • Ensuring physician incentives and avoiding limitations for growth opportunities, and much more!

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Too much is at stake to overlook these practical challenges that can devastate your investment. Click on the brochure and register today for the industries foremost event for hospital executives. www.AmericanConference.com/ACOForum

We want your opinion! Take 1 Minute to fill out our 6 question survey on ACO's and find out what your peers think in the process! Click Here...

 

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Full post as published by Healthcare Law Blog on September 27, 2010 (boomark / email).

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