Payer Exchange Summit

ONCOLOGY PAYMENT REFORM

October 23-24, 2023
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Payer Exchange Summit

ONCOLOGY PAYMENT REFORM

October 23-24, 2023
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What is the Summit?

The Community Oncology Alliance (COA) Payer Exchange Summit on Oncology Payment Reform is a two-day gathering of cancer care providers, payers, employers, employer health groups, benefits consultants, and others who are invested in ensuring high-value cancer care.

Each attendee is currently, or interested in becoming, an active participant in a public or private oncology payment reform effort that explores new ways of measuring, paying, or delivering cancer care that ensures patients receive the excellent standard of care they deserve.

Attendees gather to share knowledge and learn from experts what is – and is not – working in the pursuit of higher-quality cancer care with lower costs.

Can I Attend?

If you’re a community cancer care provider, public or private payer, employer, employer health group, benefits consultant, or industry leader who is participating, or is interested, in improving the quality and cost-efficiency of cancer care, then you qualify.

Attendance is by invitation only. The requirement? That you and your organization be involved in a payment and delivery reform project and demonstrate a passion for improving the patient experience, increasing the quality of care, and making care more affordable.

If you are a cancer care provider or practice professional, you will be asked to provide the contact information for an employer, employer health group, benefits consultant, or payer that you feel would benefit from this discussion.

We hope to see you October 23-24 at the Hyatt Regency Reston in Reston, Virginia!

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An Agenda Addressing All Your Questions

2023 has been a huge year for reform advocates. Abuses by pharmacy benefit managers, rising inflation, and the newly started Enhancing Oncology Model (EOM) are three big concerns for employers, payers, and providers, and those are only some of the discussion topics at this year’s Summit. In addition to hearing boots-on-the-ground perspectives from national policy and practice experts, attendees will also participate in discussions on:

  • The rollout of the EOM and what can be expected as providers participate
  • The Oncology Medical Home – taking a pilot program to a fully-fledged payment reform initiative
  • How state-level advocacy can provide better opportunities for payment reform
  • Alternative PBMs: what they are and how stakeholders can use them to create savings for patients and payers