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Conference Co ChairsJohn Iglehart, Founding Editor, Health Affairs, NationalCorrespondent, New England Journal of Medicine

Thomas L. Johnson, President and CEO, Medicaid Health Plansof America

Sara Rosenbaum, JD, Chair of the Department of Health Policyand Harold and Jane Hirsh Professor of Health Law and Policy,George Washington University

Preconference Co ChairsMelinda K. Abrams, MS, Assistant Vice President and Director, Patient-Centered Coordinated Care Program, The Commonwealth Fund

James M.Verdier, Senior Fellow, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.

Featuring Preconference Sessions:Precon I: Managing Current and New Dual Eligibles

Precon II: Medicaid and the Medical Home

Special Sessions:Managing the Medicaid of Today and Tomorrow

Key Federal-State Implementation Issues in an Expanded Medicaid

The Future of Medicaid Managed Care

Administrative Improvement for Medicaid and SCHIP Programs

The Role of Comparative Effectiveness in Medicaid

The Power and Potential of HIT for Medicaid Quality and Efficiency

Strategies for Medicaid Funding Support of a Statewide HIE

“Plug-and-Play” Resources for State Medicaid Programs

Moving Forward with Medicaid Health IT Incentives

Getting Serious about Medicaid Fraud

Tightening Medical Policy on Service Limits without Prior Authorization

Successful Strategies for Reducing Inappropriate ED Utilization

Reducing Readmissions in Medicaid

Special Needs Plans: What Works, What Doesn’t

Medicaid Medical Home Projects

The New CHIPRA Children’s Healthcare Quality Measures

The Battles to Come in the State Legislatures

And Mini Summits:Mini Summit I: Children and Family Issues

Mini Summit II: Long Term Care, Dual Eligibles and Chronic Conditions

Mini Summit III: IT and Systems Redesign Solutions

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Overview

The Fifth National Medicaid Congress comesat a time of great turmoil and great promisein health care. A new Administration is

committed to real change but also faced with seriouschallenges. At a time when there is a serious desirefor meaningful health care reform, full children’shealth coverage, health care IT investment, andenhanced Medicaid funding, the ObamaAdministration also must wrestle with a staggeringFederal budget deficit, soaring health care costs, little or no bipartisanship, and a difficult andunforeseen “Plan B” in health reform. At the Statelevel, where budgets must be balanced, policymak-ers are finding it hard not to make steep cuts inMedicaid benefits or provider payments as theystruggle to make up for lost revenues of overwhelm-ing proportions. More than ever, the country needsideas that work, and the National MedicaidCongress will highlight the best models and thebest new thinking from the field as well as from Washington.

Join national policy and industry leaders for the Fifth National Medicaid Congress, June 7-9, 2010, in Washington, DC — www.MedicaidCongress.com.This engaging three-day session will feature twotimely and informative preconferences on dual eligi-bles and the medical home, followed by two full daysof plenary and concurrent sessions. For the first time,the Medicaid Congress will also be streamed live overthe Internet to make it more accessible to state agen-cies and not-for-profit organizations with limitedtravel budgets. The Congress will address all of thecritical questions about the current state ofMedicaid and its prospects for reform.

THE FIFTH NATIONAL MEDICAID CONGRESS: STRATEGIES FOR NAVIGATING THE NEW MEDICAID

Who Should Attend:• Federal and State Policymakers• Pharmaceutical Manufacturers• Health Services Researchers and Academics• Pharmaceutical and Health Care Executives and Board Members• State Medicaid and Pharmacy Directors and Managers• Federal and State Legislators and Staff• Patient Advocates• Community Health Centers• Medicaid Managed Care Directors• Health Plan, Health System, and Physician Organizations• Medical Directors• State Budget Officers• Physicians• Healthcare IT Companies and Consultants• Pharmacists• Purchasers, including Private Employers and Public Purchasers• Pharmacy Benefit Management Companies• Health Plans and Health Insurers• State Inspectors General and Program Integrity Managers• Wholesale, Retail, Mail Order, and Internet Pharmacies• Health Care Attorneys and In-house Counsel• Pharmaceutical Consultants• Investment Bankers• Venture Capitalists

Following are the specific areas to beaddressed in the Congress:• trends in Medicaid costs and enrollment• state and federal HIT initiatives• the view from the Governor's mansion• Medicaid issues in the current Congressional landscape• long-term care reform and integrated care for dual eligibles• e-prescribing initiatives• State withdrawal from Medicaid?• Medicaid managed care plans — challenges and opportunities• care management and quality improvement programs• the battles ahead in the State legislatures• increased program integrity and compliance actions• pay for performance projects and results• Medicaid and the medical home• State strategies for HIEs

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HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS:A special, group rate of $269.00 single/double per night (plus tax) has been arranged forFifth National Medicaid Congress attendees. Please make reservations by calling 202-835-0500/ 800-241-3333 and ask for “MEDICAID 2010” to receive the group rate. For information on how to book your hotel room online, please go to the Congress website www.MedicaidCongress.com and select the “Travel/Hotel” tab. Reservations at the special group rate will be accepted until Friday, May 14, 2010. Afterthis date, reservations will be accepted on a space-available basis at the prevailing rate.The Ritz-Carlton, Washington DC1150 22nd Street NW • Washington, DC 20037RESERVATIONS: 202-835-0500/ 800-241-3333

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Preconference agendaMonday, June 7, 2010PRECONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM I: Managing Current and New Dual Eligibles

7:00 am REGISTRATION COMMENCES

8:00 am Welcome and OverviewJames M. Verdier, Senior Fellow, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.Washington, DC (Co Chair)

8:15 am Overview of Recent Enrollment and Cost Trends for Dual Eligibles

John Holahan, Director, Health Policy Center, Urban Institute,Washington, DC

8:45 am Innovative State Initiatives in Care Management forDual Eligibles

Melanie Bella, Senior Vice President, Center for Health Care Strategies,Hamilton, NJPatrick Flood, Deputy Secretary, Vermont Agency of Human Services,Montpelier, VT

9:30 am The View From CMS and MedPACBarbara Coulter Edwards, Director, Disabled and Elderly HealthPrograms Group, Center for Medicaid, CHIP, and Survey andCertification (MCSC), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, US Department of Health and Human Services, Baltimore, MDCarol Carter, PhD, Principal Policy Analyst, Medicare PaymentAdvisory Commission, Washington, DC

10:15 am BREAK

10:30 am Use of the Capitated Managed Care Model for Dual Eligibles

Melanie Bella, Senior Vice President, Center for Health Care Strategies,Hamilton, NJRichard Chambers, Chief Executive Officer, Cal-Optima, Orange, CA

11:15 am Dual Eligibles in Nursing Facilities and Other Long-TermCare Settings

James Verdier, Senior Fellow, Mathematica Policy Research,Washington, DCCynthia Woodcock, Director, Long-Term Supports and Services, The Hilltop Institute, Baltimore, MD

12:00 pm ADJOURNMENT

PRECONFERENCE SYMPOSIUM II: Medicaid and the Medical Home7:00 am REGISTRATION COMMENCES

8:00 am Welcome and OverviewMelinda K. Abrams, MS, Assistant Vice President, Director, Patient-Centered Coordinated Care Program, The CommonwealthFund, New York, NY (Co Chair)

8:15 am Overview of the State Medicaid Medical Home InitiativeMary Takach, RN, MPH, Program Director, National Academy forState Health Policy, Portland, ME

8:45 am Medicaid Medical Homes on the Front LinesCraig Jones, MD, Director, Vermont Blueprint, Vermont Departmentof Health, Burlington, VTJeff Schiff, MD, MBA, Medical Director, Minnesota Health CarePrograms, Minnesota Department of Human Services, St. Paul, MNMary Takach, RN, MPH, Program Director, National Academy forState Health Policy, Portland, ME (Moderator)

National Medicaid Congress Day iMonday, June 7, 2010OPENING PLENARY SESSIONPART I: The Current Landscape1:00 pm Welcome and Overview — Medicaid and Health ReformJohn Iglehart, Founding Editor, Health Affairs, National Correspondent,New England Journal of Medicine, Washington, DC (Co Chair)

1:15 pm Managing the Medicaid of Today and TomorrowCindy Mann, Deputy Administrator, Centers for Medicare & MedicaidServices, Center for Medicaid, CHIP, and Survey & Certification (MCSC),US Department of Health & Human Services, Baltimore, MD

2:00 pm Medicaid - The View from the Governor’s OfficeHonorable Jim Douglas (Invited), Governor of Vermont, Chairman,National Governors Association, Montpelier, VT

2:30 pm Major Medicaid 2010 Policy IssuesDan Mendelson, President and Founder, Avalere Health, FormerAssociate Director for Health, Office of Management and Budget,Washington, DC

3:00 pm BREAK

3:30 pm Getting Serious about Medicaid FraudJames G. Sheehan, Esq., Medicaid Inspector General, NYS Office of theMedicaid Inspector General, Former Associate United States Attorney, US Attorney’s Office, Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Albany, NY

4:00 pm Medicaid on the Front LinesJohn G. Folkemer, Deputy Secretary, Health Care Financing,Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, State of Maryland,Baltimore, MDLynn Mitchell, MD, Director of Medicaid, State of Oklahoma,Oklahoma City, OKCarol H. Steckel, MPH, Commissioner, Alabama Medicaid Agency,Montgomery, ALAnn Clemency Kohler, Director, National Association of State MedicaidDirectors, Washington, DC (Moderator)

5:00 pm Thinking the Unthinkable—State Withdrawal fromMedicaid?

Edmund F. Haislmaier, Senior Research Fellow in Health Policy Studies,The Heritage Foundation, Washington, DC

5:30 pm ADJOURNMENT AND NETWORKING RECEPTION

9:45 am Community Health Centers—Medical Homes in the Safety Net

Jonathan Sugarman, MD, MPH, President and Chief ExecutiveOfficer, Qualis Health, Seattle, WA

10:15 am BREAK

10:30 am New Federal Initiatives for Community Health Centersand the Medical Home

A. Seiji Hayashi, MD, MPH, Chief Medical Officer, Bureau ofPrimary Health Care, Health Resources and Services Administration,US Department of Health and Human Services, Rockville, MD

11:00 am Medicare Joins Medicaid in the Medical Home—the Advanced Primary Care Projects

Henry J. Bachofer, Medicare Demonstrations Program Group, Office ofResearch, Development and Information, Centers for Medicare andMedicaid Services, Baltimore, MD

11:30 am Wrap-Up and Final Speaker Panel Q&AMelinda K. Abrams, MS, Assistant Vice President, Director, Patient-Centered Coordinated Care Program, The CommonwealthFund, New York, NY (Co Chair)

12:00 pm ADJOURNMENT

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3:00 pm NETWORKING BREAK3:30 pm Results of HHS Office of Inspector General Study of

Medicaid’s EPSDT Screening ServicesNicole Hrycyk, Team Leader, Office of Inspector General, USDepartment of Health and Human Services, Chicago, ILBen Dieterich, Program Analyst, Office of Inspector General, USDepartment of Health and Human Services, Chicago, IL

4:00 pm Administrative Improvement Opportunities for State Medicaid and SCHIP Programs

Bruce Caswell, President of Health Services Segment, MAXIMUS, Reston, VA

4:30 pm Impact of Tightening Medical Policy on Service Limits without Prior Authorization

Gary M. Miller, MD, Medical Director, Medical Management Services,Georgia Medical Care Foundation, Atlanta, GA

5:00 pm ADJOURNMENT

MINI SUMMIT II: LONG TERM CARE, DUAL ELIGIBLES, AND CHRONICCONDITIONS1:00 pm Rethinking Service Delivery for High-Cost Medicaid

Patients: Takeaways from the United Hospital Fund’s High-Cost Care Program

Michael Birnbaum, Director of Policy, Medicaid Institute, UnitedHospital Fund, New York, NY

1:30 pm Special Needs Plans: What Works, What Doesn’tDonna Checkett, Senior Vice President, Aetna Medicaid, Phoenix, AZKathy Eskra, Vice President LTC, Aetna Medicaid, Phoenix, AZ

2:00 pm Reforming the Public and Private Financing Systems for Long-term Services and Supports in Massachusetts

Stephanie Anthony, JD, MPH, Principal Associate, University ofMassachusetts Center for Health Law & Economics, Charlestown, MAJean Flatley McGuire, PhD, Assistant Secretary for Disability Policy andPrograms, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston, MA

2:30 pm Successful Strategies for Reducing Inappropriate ED Utilization: The Pennsylvania ACCESS Plus Experience

Mary Bailey, RN, BSN, MN, ACCESS Plus Quality ImprovementManager, Automated Health Systems, Pittsburgh, PAJanet K. Pritchard, MPA, MSW, ACCESS Plus Program andOperations Director, Automated Health Systems, Pittsburgh, PA

3:00 pm NETWORKING BREAK3:30 pm The Wyoming Pay for Participation Program for

Medicaid Health Management James F. Bush, MD, FACP, State Medicaid Medical Officer, State of Wyoming Department of Health, Cheyenne, WYLeonard E. Fensterheim, MPH, Director of Health Intelligence, APS Healthcare, White Plains, NYLisa N. Smith, Provider Services Specialist, Healthy Together Program,APS Healthcare, Cheyenne, WY

4:15 pm Reducing Readmissions in MedicaidBill Phillips, FACMC, CHC, Adjunct Professor of Healthcare Finance,The George Washington University, Fort Lauderdale, FL Nestor Plana, President and Chief Executive Officer, Independent LivingSystems, LLC, Fort Lauderdale, FL

5:00 pm ADJOURNMENT

National Medicaid Congress Day iiTuesday, June 8, 2010MORNING PLENARY SESSION8:00 am WELCOME AND OVERVIEWThomas Johnson, Executive Director, Medicaid Health Plans ofAmerica, Washington, DC (Co Chair)

PART II: The Future of Medicaid Managed Care

8:15 am The View from a Local Community PlanRichard Chambers, Chief Executive Officer, Cal-Optima, Orange, CA

8:45 am The View from a National Commercial PlanTom Kelly, President and Chief Executive Officer, Schaller Anderson, anAetna Company, Phoenix, AZ

9:15 am The View from Wall StreetCarl McDonald, CFA, Managing Director and Senior Analyst,Managed Care, Oppenheimer, Chicago, IL

9:45 am Morning Faculty Q&AThomas Johnson, Executive Director, Medicaid Health Plans ofAmerica, Washington, DC (Moderator)

10:15 am BREAK

PART III: Strategies and Tools to Improve Medicaid

10:45 am The Role of Comparative Effectiveness in Medicaid J. Mark Gibson (Invited), Deputy Director, Center for Evidence-basedPolicy, Oregon Health and Science University; Program Officer,Milbank Memorial Fund, Portland, OR

11:15 am The Power and Potential of HIT for Medicaid Quality and Efficiency

Patricia MacTaggart, MBA, MMA, Lead Research Scientist/Lecturer,Health Policy Department, George Washington University, Washington, DC

11:45 am NETWORKING LUNCHEON

MINI SUMMITSMINI SUMMIT I: CHILDREN AND FAMILY ISSUES1:00 pm The New CHIPRA Children’s Healthcare Quality MeasuresBarbara Dailey, RN, BSN, MS, CPHQ (Invited), Director, Division ofQuality, Evaluation, and Health Outcomes, Family and Children’s HealthPrograms, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Baltimore, MDDenise Dougherty, PhD, Senior Advisor, Child Health and QualityImprovement, Office of Extramural Research, Education and PriorityPopulations, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Baltimore, MD

1:30 pm Evaluating Medicaid Reform in Florida: Lessons for Florida and Other States

R. Paul Duncan, PhD, Chair, Department of Health Services, Research,Management and Policy, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL

2:00 pm Medicaid Medical Home Projects: Meeting the Unique Needs of Children

O. Marion Burton, MD, FAAP, President-Elect, American Academy ofPediatrics, Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs and Director ofCommunity Pediatrics, University of South Carolina (USC) School ofMedicine, Columbia, SC

2:30 pm The Impact of a Managed Medicaid Prenatal Program on Birth Outcomes

Mary Mason, MD, Senior Vice President and Chief Medical Officer,Centene Corporation, St. Louis, MO

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MINI SUMMIT III: IT AND SYSTEM REDESIGN SOLUTIONS1:00 pm Strategies for Medicaid Funding Support of a

Statewide HIEThomas Kline, DO, Medicaid Medical Director, Iowa Foundation forMedical Care, Des Moines, IAJulie Lovelady, Assistant Medicaid Director, State of Iowa Departmentof Health Services, Des Moines, IADane Pelfrey, HIT Project Manager, Iowa Foundation for MedicalCare, Des Moines, IA

1:45 pm Integrating and Managing Care: Lessons from Los Angeles Robert Curry, Chief Executive Officer, Citrus Valley Health Partners,Covina, CACastulo de la Rocha, Chief Executive Officer, Alta Med HealthServices, Los Angeles, CAPete Delgado, Chief Executive Officer, LAC-USC Hospital, Glendale, CAAllen Miller, Chief Executive Officer, COPE Health Solutions, LosAngeles, CA (Moderator)

2:30 pm E-Prescribing and Health Information Exchanges: Lessons from Connecticut’s CMS Medicaid Transformation Grant

Marghie Giuliano, RPH, CAE, Executive Director, ConnecticutPharmacists Association, Rocky Hill, CTMarie Smith, PharmD, Department Head, Pharmacy Practice andClinical Professor, University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy, Storrs, CT

3:00 pm NETWORKING BREAK3:30 pm “Plug-and-Play” Resources for State Medicaid ProgramsSorin Davis, Marketing and Business Development Director, Councilfor Affordable Quality Healthcare (CAQH), Washington, DC

4:00 pm Improving Quality and Reducing Costs in Six State Medicaid Programs through Management of Diagnostic Technologies

Norman Scarborough, MD, Vice President and Senior MedicalDirector, MedSolutions, Franklin, TN

4:30 pm Moving Forward with Medicaid Health IT IncentivesAlisa Chestler, Of Counsel, Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell &Berkowitz, PC, Washington, DCSusan Christensen, Senior Public Policy Advisor, Baker DonelsonBearman Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC, Washington, DC

5:00 pm ADJOURNMENT

National Medicaid Congress Wednesday, June 9, 2010CLOSING PLENARY SESSION—THE ROAD AHEAD 8:00 am Welcome and OverviewSara Rosenbaum, JD, Chair of the Department of Health Policy and Harold and Jane Hirsh Professor of Health Law and Policy, George Washington University, Washington, DC (Co Chair)

8:15 am A Vision of Medicaid for the FutureJames R. Tallon, Jr., President, United Hospital Fund of New York,Chairman, The Kaiser Commission on Medicaid and the Uninsured,New York, NY

9:00 am Long Range Expenditure and Savings Estimates fromHealth Care Reform and Implications for Medicaid

Christopher J. Truffer, Medicare & Medicaid Cost Estimates Group,Office of the Chief Actuary, Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services,Washington, DC

9:45 am Key Medicaid Policy Issues for 2010 and BeyondSara Rosenbaum, JD, Chair of the Department of Health Policy and Harold and Jane Hirsh Professor of Health Law and Policy, George Washington University, Washington, DC

10:30 am BREAK

10:45 am Key Federal-State Implementation Issues in an Expanded Medicaid — Lessons from the Past

John R. Dyer, Health Care Consultant, Former COO at FDA, CMS,and SSA, Silver Spring, MD11:15 am You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet: the Battles to Come in the

State Legislatures

Christie Herrera, Director, Health and Human Services Task Force,American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), Washington, DC

Doneg McDonough, Legislative and Policy Director, Health Care forAmerica Now (HCAN), Washington, DC12:00 pm Adjournment

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