Attend The Alliance Annual Meeting and discover the roadmap to high-quality health care. You’ll learn how The Alliance is adopting a strategic framework that uses four key sources to leverage an employer’s health care purchasing options in pursuit of high-value care.
We will explore what primary care is and the importance of high-value primary care for enrollees. You will hear from a national keynote speaker who is famous for his theory of "Upstream Doctors."
The Alliance is hosting an event in Rockford with you in mind. Learn the latest in benefit design, health policy, specialty pharmacy and data analysis.
Get ready for a great lineup of health policy experts to present the latest happenings in D.C., compliance and state-level health policy issues. This event will also address the changes that employers may need to make if the Cadillac tax goes into effect.
Employers are realizing that caregiving is an important benefit to offer their employees. The aging population means that many more individuals need to take care of their family members. This event will discuss benefits employers can offer as well as a wellness technique that can be implemented.
Specialty pharmacy has consistently been one of the top three health care cost drivers in recent years. To counter that trend, employers should act now to control when and how they offer specialty pharmaceuticals to enrollees. Market consolidation is expected to trim employers’ options, making it more important than ever to carefully craft your specialty strategies. This event will identify the top challenges in managing pharmacy benefits and offer tactics for addressing them.
The opioid epidemic and treatment is costing employers big. The Alliance is tackling this topic head on with insights from multi-stakeholders offering their perspectives and ideas on how employers can help combat this issue.
Elisabeth Rosenthal is the author of An American Sickness, which describes how health care became big business and how you can take it back. She looks at how people currently use health care and suggests ways to address high spending and overtreatment.
Whether it is ACA or whatever comes next, make sure you are up-to-date on the latest compliance and health policy action items.
