2018 Advanced Health Care Conference

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1 2018 Advanced Health Care Conference PLUS PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP JULY 22-24, 2018 HYATT REGENCY SAN ANTONIO RIVERWALK SAN ANTONIO, TX Cut ti ng Edge Topics Get up to date on the latest trends and topics in the areas of patient care, technology, risk, while receiving up to 25 CPE hours Expe r t S pe akers Hear directly from executive leaders and industry experts on real issues and case studies Ne tw or ki ng Event UP TO 25 HOURS OF CPE Join your peers for a special networking reception following the first day of sessions

2 Program Numbers: HCC01 (conference only) HCC02 (workshop & conference) Program Information: July 22-24, 2018 July 22/Workshop: 1 p.m. 5:20 p.m. Registration opens at 12:30 p.m. for the workshop July 23/Day 1: 7:30 a.m. 5:15 p.m. July 24/Day 2: 7:30 a.m. 3:40 p.m. Registration opens at 6:30 a.m. for the conference CPE Hours: 25 CPE hours for the workshop and conference (HCC02) and 20 CPE hours for the conference only (HCC01). CPE hours are based on actual attendance. Location: Hyatt Regency San Antonio Riverwalk 123 Losoya San Antonio, TX Fees: Early Bird Discount: Register by July 9, 2018 to receive Early Bird Registration rates. TSCPA is not responsible for checks or registrations delayed or lost in the mail. NEW! 20% Discount: Register the first TSCPA or HFMA member from a firm or company at full price, all other TSCPA or HFMA members from the same firm or company receive a 20% discount on their registrations. To qualify for the discount, registrations must be submitted together via phone or fax. If you are a CPA and not a member of TSCPA, 20% discount does not apply. Cancellation Fee: Cancellations received less than five business days prior to the conference start date are subject to a $50 cancellation fee. Substitutions will be allowed until the start time of the program at no charge by calling or NO SHOWS WILL FORFEIT THE ENTIRE REGISTRATION FEE. Handouts: Handouts will be available beginning July 18, On July 18, 2018, TSCPA will send an that contains the link to the handout website. TSCPA Registered Sponsor #260 Hotel Room Rate: $189 single/double, $214 triple, $239 quad plus applicable taxes. Hotel Cut-off Date: July 6, 2018 or when block fills. Call for hotel reservations and ask for the TSCPA Advanced Health Care Conference room block rates. A limited number of rooms are available for the night of July 21. Hotel Parking Rates: Self-parking $31.00 plus tax and includes in and out privileges. Valet $43.00 per day plus tax. Daily attendees do not receive in and out privileges with their parking fees. Contact hotel for additional parking information. Parking prices are subject to change and are not included as part of the registration fee. HCC01 Fees (Conference Only 20 CPE Hours): * HCC02 Fees (Workshop & Conference 25 CPE Hours):* $435 Early Bird TSCPA or HFMA member $540 Early Bird TSCPA or HFMA member $585 Early Bird Nonmember $690 Early Bird Nonmember $485 TSCPA or HFMA member $590 TSCPA or HFMA member $635 Nonmember $740 Nonmember Register the first TSCPA or HFMA member from a firm or company at full price, all other TSCPA or HFMA members from the same firm or company receive a 20% discount on their registrations. To qualify for the discount, registrations must be submitted together via phone or fax. If you are a CPA and not a member of TSCPA, 20% discount does not apply. * If you are a CPA and not a member of TSCPA, nonmember rates will apply. Join Us NETWORKING RECEPTION 5:15 p.m. July 23, 2018 Follow Us On: #TXCPE2018 #HFMATEXAS

3 Pre-Conference Workshop - July 22, :00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:45 p.m. 12:30 p.m. - REGISTRATION Effective Use of Big Data on Population Health Implementation and Outcomes Steve Miff, Ph.D./President and CEO/ PCCI/ Cover the key innovations driving big data in population health. Highlight case studies that illustrate the effective use of data on population health implementations and outcomes. How the New Tax Law Impacts You and Your Organization Matt Peck, CPA/Tax Partner/Lane Gorman Trubitt, LLC/ Review how the 2018 tax changes will impact health care professionals and their organizations along with financial advisory strategies that may benefit health care professionals. 3:35 p.m. - BREAK HHS OIG: Federal Health Care Behind the Headlines Ruth Ann Dorrill, MPA/Regional Inspector General/U.S. HHS Office of Evaluation and Inspections/Carrollton Much is changing on the federal health care landscape, with new leadership at HHS and maturing programs focused on value-based purchasing and transparency. Hear an up-to-the-minute summary of federal health care issues and the OIG plan, as well as discussion about upcoming challenges and hot topics. 5:20 p.m. - ADJOURN Day 1 - July 23, :15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. - REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST Current and Future Health Care Trends Global Perspective Steve Love/President/CEO/-Fort Worth Hospital Council/ Irving This session will provide updates regarding federal and state policies impacting health care reimbursement trends and potential changes impacting health care delivery. MACRA Year 2 How to Navigate to Success! Warren E. Beck, MBA/Leader Healthcare Financial Operations/ Crowe Horwath, LLP/Nashville, TN Year two of MACRA began on January 1, Uncover the key changes between year one and two and what providers should be doing to achieve success under the program. Additionally, discover what changes are being considered under the current administration and how these changes will affect providers. 10:00 a.m. - BREAK Value/Quality In the Eye of the Beholder Jeff Lawrence/Executive Director/Catalyst Health Network/Plano Lance Spivey/President/StratiFi Health/Plano Discover how a network of independent primary care physicians came together in a value-based construct to achieve shared savings. Reducing the cost of care, while maintaining quality are viable answers to soaring health care costs in one of the nation s most expensive health care markets. Technology A Prescription for Health Care Jonathon Graham/VP Operations/Opargo, LLC/Irving Health care is a complex industry with complex problems that are impacting its health. Fortunately, there is a proven, effective prescription available technology. Explore how technology can help improve the health of health care and help health care become a better patient. 4:15 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 12:15 p.m. Luncheon Presentation: Hot Button Issues in the Areas of Compliance, Contracts, Fraud and Abuse Amanda Hill, JD/Owner/Hill Law PLLC/Austin Highlight the trends and current hot button issues around the topics of fraud and abuse. Additionally, hear the latest best practices for medical organizations regarding contracts and compliance. Accounting Update Michael J. Siegel, CPA/Principal/CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP/ Hear the latest regulatory and reporting updates that pertain to the health care industry. 2:45 p.m. - BREAK Transitions in Health Care Affecting Senior Care Peter Maddox/Partner/Royer-Maddox-Herron Advisors/Colleyville Significant change, restructuring and disruption are or will be impacting the health care industry, driven by traditional provider alignments, non-traditional alignments with insurance, pharmaceuticals, financial mechanisms and other providers, as well as the growth of artificial intelligence as a replacement of current providers expertise and control of knowledge. Payor Perspective of the Current Climate of Health Care Scott F. Flannery/CEO/United Healthcare of North Texas and Oklahoma/Richardson Discuss health care transparency as an initiative to provide meaningful cost and quality information to patients, providers and purchasers to enable value-based health care decision making hence value-based contracts. 5:15 p.m. ADJOURN TO NETWORKING RECEPTION

4 Day 2 - July 24, :15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. - REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST State of the Economy and Impact to the Health Care Industry and Ratings Kevin Holloran/Senior Director/Fitch Ratings/Austin Fitch Ratings will discuss their view on the current state of the economy and how it may impact both the health care industry and ratings, as well as give an overview of their new criteria that is specifically forward looking and places more emphasis on an organization s ability to survive a stress event. Improving 340B Program Integrity Dr. Crystal Mink, PharmD/Healthcare Risk Manager 340B Solution/CHAN Healthcare/St. Louis, MO Chris Wasik, CIA, CFE/National 340B Solution Leader/CHAN Healthcare/St. Louis, MO This session will outline current hot topics that could dramatically change the 340B drug discount program, as well as touch on historical key events that have shaped 340B in the past. Learn about the enhanced HRSA audit process and leading practice approaches to establish a robust self-monitoring strategy, all in an effort to help covered entities maintain ongoing compliance. 10:00 a.m. - BREAK Children s Advocacy Centers and the Multidisciplinary Team Magic Mikey Betancourt/Chief of Partner Relations/ Children s Advocacy Center/ Heather Emmanuel Ormand, CPA/Chief Operations Officer/ Children s Advocacy Center/ Cover the primary services offered at CACs case coordination, forensic interviews, mental health services and community education. Hear how CACs have dramatically improved how child abuse cases are investigated and prosecuted and the evidence-based treatment services provided to families, so they can move towards healing. Health Care Update Pressure is Building on the Supply Side Christian Moreno/Vice President/Lockton Companies/ Hear a high level/limited legislative/health care reform update and examine case studies focused on the impact of the legislation (and recent unwinding of public exchanges) on plan sponsors, payor mix for providers and recent trends in organization of care. With ever increasing exposure to large claims risk/specialty Rx costs, plan sponsors/insurers/third party administrators are working with health systems to reorganize the network and the risk-sharing arrangements that underpin them. If successful, this narrow/high performance network could significantly alter the future of health care financing for employers. 12:15 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Luncheon Presentation: Great Teams Randy Anderson, CSP/E3 Professional Trainers/Lubbock Learn practical ways to help draw people together to work towards common goals and share the mutual responsibility and accountability for accomplishing those goals. From identifying the characteristics that make a great teammate and how to be one, to understanding and maximizing the five key human motivators, this approach to build a team will allow you to lead your team to produce greater results. Discover the common traits for great teams and how you can cultivate those within your organization. Learn five key human motivators, how to know which one drives each of your team members and/or teammates, and how to maximize them. Fraud From the Inside: Current Cases and Practical Prevention Methods Steve Dawson, CPA, CFE/President/Dawson Forensic Group/Lubbock The prevention of internal fraud fraud perpetrated against an organization by its own employees is often overlooked due to the constant barrage of external fraud forces. However, losses associated with internal fraud continue to escalate. Focus on recent actual internal fraud investigations performed by the speaker, along with common practical prevention methodologies to consider for implementation that are designed to address this internal financial risk. Building the Business of Patient Care Christine Kalish, MBA, CMPE/President/Brittain Kalish Group, LLC/ Fort Worth There are choices and decisions facing providers practicing medicine today, whether they want to join a group or open an independent practice. Discuss the pros and cons of opening an independent practice or joining a group practice. Analyze the decision process to align with a hospital system and commit to a guarantee. List the major resources required for an independent practice. Weigh the decision for outsourcing or keeping services in house. Review a high level timeline for accomplishing the tasks that will make or break you. 3:40 p.m. - ADJOURN Special Thanks to Our Sponsors: Copper Sponsor Exclusive Premier Sponsor Gold Sponsor Conference Partner

5 2018 Advanced Health Care Conference COMPANY AND CONTACT INFORMATION: Name: Member #: Company/Firm: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: c I have special needs under the Americans with Disabilities Act. REGISTRATION OPTIONS: HCC01 Fees (Conference Only 20 CPE Hours): * HCC02 Fees (Workshop & Conference 25 CPE Hours):* c $435 Early Bird TSCPA or HFMA member c $540 Early Bird TSCPA or HFMA member c $585 Early Bird Nonmember c $690 Early Bird Nonmember c $485 TSCPA or HFMA member c $590 TSCPA or HFMA member c $635 Nonmember c $740 Nonmember Early Bird Rates effective through July 9, * If you are a CPA and not a member of TSCPA, nonmember rates will apply. METHOD OF PAYMENT: Register the first TSCPA or HFMA member from a firm or company at full price, all other TSCPA or HFMA members from the same firm or company receive a 20% discount on their registrations. To qualify for the discount, registrations must be submitted together via phone or fax. If you are a CPA and not a member of TSCPA, 20% discount does not apply. Credit Card #: Name as it Appears on the Credit Card: Cardholder Signature: Exp. Date: Check #: Check Amount: Additional conference and cancellation policy information located at HOW TO REGISTER: u Register Online at x Mail your check and registration form to: v w Fax credit card registrations to: or Phone your registration in to: or TSCPA CPE Foundation, Inc Parkway, Suite 700, TX Make check payable to: TSCPA CPE Foundation, Inc.

6 Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants CPE Foundation, Inc Parkway, Suite 700 TX Non-Profit Organization U.S. POSTAGE PAID, TX Permit 195 EARLY BIRD DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE BEFORE JULY 9, 2018! NEW! 20% DISCOUNT AVAILABLE. DETAILS INSIDE Advanced Health Care Conference Planning Committee Tammy Ormuz, CPA Chair Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth Jasper Arnold, IV, CPA Conifer Health Solutions LLC Frisco Jackie Brainerd, CPA MD Pediatric Associates PA Coppell Chris Clark, CPA BKD, LLP Vicki Keiser, CPA Houston Mick Koffend, CPA Accountable Aging Inc Austin Amanda Lockhart, CPA Crowe Horwath LLP James McNatt, Jr., CPA Baylor Scott & White Medical Center Grapevine Grapevine Jennifer Parker, CPA Grant Thornton LLP Roxie Samaniego, CPA, CHFP Emergence Health Network El Paso Andrea Schwab, CPA Law Office of Andrea I Schwab, PLLC Austin Mike Siegel, CPA CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Bob Symington, Jr., CPA Baylor Scott & White Surgical Hospital Sherman Kevin Warneke, CPA Lane Gorman Trubitt, LLC Nick Wells, CPA Whitley Penn LLP Chris Wenck, II, CPA Seton/Ascension Austin Carrie Elder, CMP TSCPA CPE Foundation Inc Special Thanks to Our Sponsors: Copper Sponsor Exclusive Premier Sponsor Gold Sponsor Conference Partner Follow Us On: #TXCPE2018 #HFMATEXAS