Long Term Care, Senior Housing, In-Home Care, and Rehabilitation Practice Group Mid-Year Luncheon 

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Quality measurement, reporting, and reimbursement are undergoing significant changes, with important implications for healthcare providers across the continuum of care. Public reporting of quality measures and pay-for-performance have emerged as new tools for public and private payors. In addition, state and federal compliance enforcement is increasingly focused on poor quality, raising the stakes for providers to advance patient safety. In the wake of healthcare reform, the demands by payors and regulators for transparency and quality reporting are likely to increase.

The speakers on this panel will discuss the potential risks and opportunities these trends present for providers, including the implications for litigation, risk management, reimbursement, and management and board fiduciary duties.