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ACAP Preferred Vendors

Preferred Vendors

● Update: ACAP has launched a Strategic Alliance with Health Integrated. Click here for more information.

The ACAP Preferred Vendor Program provides streamlined access to pre-qualified vendors in area of interest specific to ACAP plans.  Each vendor has been sponsored by an ACAP plan and approved by all the ACAP plans and understands the unique needs of ACAP plans serving Medicaid, Medicare and SCHIP populations. For more information please visit the Preferred Vendor page. For more information on becoming a Preferred Vendor, contact Sherry Rohlfing at (303) 907-0144 or sherry.rohlfing@deltasigmallc.com.

ACAP also holds a Vendor Education Series for its members. This is a chance to learn from Preferred Vendors on substantive topics of interest to ACAP members. For more information please refer to the Member Support section of the website.

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ACAP Preferred Vendor Education Series: 2011 

December 15, 2011 - Hosted by MedeAnalytics
Using Analytics to Improve Performance

Medicaid plans face unique challenges in providing care to vulnerable populations. Through performance management, plans can ensure effective, high-quality care at the lowest cost for their members.

Performance Management in the Medicaid World: The Role of Analytics, a Webinar hosted by MedeAnalytics and ACAP, MedeAnalytics CMO Dr. Terry Fouts will offer best practices and explain how analytics can help manage ER costs; reduce admissions; evaluate providers for quality and efficiency; create, assess and administer condition management programs; and evaluate the role of prior authorizations.

Webinar replay | Slide deck


December 13, 2011 - Hosted by MedImpact
Improving Star Ratings for Part D

Given the new weighting system effective with the 2012 Plan Ratings where outcomes and intermediate outcomes measures are weighted three times as heavily as process measures, it's now more important than ever to know how your plan is performing with respect to the patient safety measures and to have clinical programs in place to improve outcomes. This webinar will provide a review of the new Part D star rating weighting system and provide strategies for plans to work with their pharmacy benefit manager to improve star ratings.

Join MedImpact and ACAP for this Webinar on Tuesday, December 13 at 2:00 p.m. Eastern. 
 

November 1, 2011 - Hosted by Care to Care
How a Radiology Benefit Management Program Can Contain Costs and Improve Safety

Michael Komarow, MD, JD, Chief Medical Officer of Care to Care, will join Elderplan’s Chief Medical Officer, Hany Abdelaal DO, explored how a Radiology Benefit Management program can effectively manage utilization of high-tech imaging studies. Properly implemented, such a program could lead to cost savings, member safety, and management of MLR.

As an ACAP Preferred Vendor, Care to Care holds significant experience working with community-based plans such as Elderplan; accordingly, the webinar demonstrated how small- to mid-sized plans could achieve significant results.

 

To register for the Webinar, visit https://www3.gotomeeting.com/register/427857150.
 

September 27, 2011 - Hosted by Optimetra
Project Management in the Vortex of Health Reform

As if health plans didn’t have enough work to do, health reform brings a whole new set of challenges. Plans are working to comply with interim steps: exchange participation, considering whether and how to participate in the Accountable Care Organization initiatives, and many others. Each such choice – whether regulatory mandate or market opportunity created by reform – will create new projects, possibly many project for a single initiative. To cope, plans must evaluate reform requirements and opportunities, choose how to respond, then set up, plan, and manage projects to implement their choices. Success depends on making the right choices, on creating the right project designs, and on running the projects effectively.

ACAP and Optimetra hosted a Webinar which addressed each of those elements and considered ways in which plans can help optimize their response to health reform through project management methods.

August 16, 2011 - Hosted by Health Integrated
The Psychosocial Impact on Health: Controlling the Cost of the Chronically Ill

The psychosocial impact on health has a dramatic impact on rising health care costs in chronically ill populations. On August 16th, Dr. Sam Toney, Vice Chairman and Chief Medical Officer at Health Integrated, discussed how to control those rising costs by addressing behavioral health issues, market challenges and opportunities.