HFMA Northern California

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19-20 March 2015Sheraton Grand Hotel

Sacramento, California

Continuing Education Credits are awarded at this conference. Please specify at the time of registration if you need a CPE certi!cate. Those needing CPE certi!cates will be asked to sign in and sign out, and turn in evaluation forms of all education sessions they attended. Certi!cates will be sent to the attendees via email after the conference.

This organization follows the CE guidelines speci!ed in the California Board of Accountancy regulations.

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCETHURSDAY, MARCH 19THURSDAY, MARCH 19

7:00 - 8:00 AM Registration | Continental Breakfast

8:00 - 9:30 AM Keynote Address: Don’t Let the No Hopes Win

9:30 - 10:00 AM Break in Exhibit Room

10:00 - 11:30 AM Education Sessions

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM Lunch in Exhibit Room

1:00 - 2:15 PMKeynote Address: Financial Implications - The Push from Inpatient to Outpatient Care

2:15 - 3:30 PM Education Sessions

3:30 - 4:00 PM Break in Exhibit Room

4:00 - 5:30 PM Education Sessions

5:30 - 6:30 PM Cocktail Reception and Networking in Exhibit Room

6:30 - 10:30 PM80’s Themed Dinner and Social Event (included in your full conference registration)

FRIDAY, MARCH 20FRIDAY, MARCH 20

7:00 - 8:00 AM Registration | Continental BreakfastCerti!cation Program Overview

8:15 - 9:30 AM Keynote Address: Communication Power

9:30 - 10:00 AM Break in Exhibit Room

10:00 - 11:15 AM Education Sessions

11:15 AM - 12:30 PM Education Sessions

KEYNOTE ADDRESSES

• Don’t Let the No Hopes Win is a powerful keynote address that includes music and will provide attendees with tools to help them celebrate their work, team and corporate climate. This session, delivered by Jeff Eben, will make you laugh, cry and reflect.

Jeff is a 30 year veteran of public education. His successful career has been marked by teaching and leadership successes in California and Wisconsin. In 2007, he was named Deputy Mayor of the city of Fresno, California, and used his unique leadership philosophy in government and community affairs. He is the author of three books about winning, and he has traveled the world telling his story and sharing his experience.

Sponsored by Kaufman Hall

• “Financial Implications: The Push from Inpatient to Outpatient Care” The shift from inpatient to outpatient care, which has been partly driven by payers across the financial continuum, aims to reduce healthcare costs associated with expensive inpatient admissions and to provide safe, efficient care in the most cost-effective setting. The degree of financial impact from this shift in care delivery structure will vary from organization to organization, however all organizations will be affected.

This is a panel discussion featuring Jerry Birk, Rideout Health; Theresa Frei, Sutter Medical Foundation; Tim Maurice, UC Davis Medical Center; and Richard SooHoo, Sutter Medical Center Sacramento

Sponsored by Parallon

• Communication Power is a fun and interesting session led by Jeff Johnson, Chief Sales and Marketing Officer at Hawes Financial Group.

The truth is that we all communicate non-stop throughout our day. In fact, we are so comfortable with our own style of communication that we often take for granted that those around us understand what we are saying. This unwise con!dence daily creates the barriers that impede individuals, companies, even countries from succeeding. In fact, the key factor causing con#icts between individuals, organizations and even countries usually stems back to poor communication. Learn the key reasons why communication fails (learn to avoid the pitfalls).

Sponsored by Hawes Financial Group

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10:00 - 11:30 am 2:15 - 3:30 pm2:15 - 3:30 pm 4:00 - 5:30 pm4:00 - 5:30 pm

T-F1/T-RC1: How Can Finance Better Serve Routine and Strategic Needs of Physicians?Rick Vance, Chief Operating Officer of Packard Children’s Alliance; and George Lenzi, CFO, Dignity Health Medical FoundationModerator: Andrew Ray, Health Revenue Cycle Manager, Stanford Children’s Health

Sponsored by Healthcare Insights, LLC

T-F2: Using Navigators to Improve Population HealthLisa Ozaeta, Senior Manager, ECG Management Consultants, Inc.

T-F2: Using Navigators to Improve Population HealthLisa Ozaeta, Senior Manager, ECG Management Consultants, Inc.

T-F3: An Approach to Payor Contract AnalysisKarl Rebay, Director Healthcare Consulting, Moss Adams LLP

T-F3: An Approach to Payor Contract AnalysisKarl Rebay, Director Healthcare Consulting, Moss Adams LLP

T-F1/T-RC1: How Can Finance Better Serve Routine and Strategic Needs of Physicians?Rick Vance, Chief Operating Officer of Packard Children’s Alliance; and George Lenzi, CFO, Dignity Health Medical FoundationModerator: Andrew Ray, Health Revenue Cycle Manager, Stanford Children’s Health

Sponsored by Healthcare Insights, LLC

T-RC2: Social Media as an Emerging Tool for ProvidersPatrik Wijkstrom, Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers

T-RC2: Social Media as an Emerging Tool for ProvidersPatrik Wijkstrom, Director, PricewaterhouseCoopers

T-RC3: CMS Update - Medicare is Here to StayDavid Sayen, Regional Administrator, CMS San Francisco

T-RC3: CMS Update - Medicare is Here to StayDavid Sayen, Regional Administrator, CMS San Francisco

T-MC1: Clarifying the Two Midnight RuleDebi Primeau, MA, RHIA, FAHIMA, President, Primeau Consulting Group

T-MC2: ICD-10 Status CheckGloryanne Bryant, National Director Coding Quality, Education, Systems and SupportKaiser Revenue Cycle

T-MC2: ICD-10 Status CheckGloryanne Bryant, National Director Coding Quality, Education, Systems and SupportKaiser Revenue Cycle

T-MC3: Medi-Cal Cost Report Audits and AppealsJohn Pfeiffer, Principal, HFS Consultants

T-MC3: Medi-Cal Cost Report Audits and AppealsJohn Pfeiffer, Principal, HFS Consultants

T-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsPanel composed of: Shelly Garone, MD, FACP, Kaiser Permanente; Jack McMillan, MD, UC Davis Medical Center; Eric Moore, RN, BSN, MBA, UC Davis Medical Center; and Susan Sherman, RN, BSN, Sutter Medical Center

Moderator: Erick Berry, FACHE, MBA, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center

Session CodesSession CodesT-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsPanel composed of: Shelly Garone, MD, FACP, Kaiser Permanente; Jack McMillan, MD, UC Davis Medical Center; Eric Moore, RN, BSN, MBA, UC Davis Medical Center; and Susan Sherman, RN, BSN, Sutter Medical Center

Moderator: Erick Berry, FACHE, MBA, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center

F: Finance ACHE: ACHE/CAHL session

T-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsPanel composed of: Shelly Garone, MD, FACP, Kaiser Permanente; Jack McMillan, MD, UC Davis Medical Center; Eric Moore, RN, BSN, MBA, UC Davis Medical Center; and Susan Sherman, RN, BSN, Sutter Medical Center

Moderator: Erick Berry, FACHE, MBA, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center

RC: Revenue Cycle MC: Compliance, Contracting, Reimbursement

T-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsPanel composed of: Shelly Garone, MD, FACP, Kaiser Permanente; Jack McMillan, MD, UC Davis Medical Center; Eric Moore, RN, BSN, MBA, UC Davis Medical Center; and Susan Sherman, RN, BSN, Sutter Medical Center

Moderator: Erick Berry, FACHE, MBA, Kaiser Permanente Medical Center

BREAKOUT SESSIONS | FRIDAY, MARCH 20BREAKOUT SESSIONS | FRIDAY, MARCH 20

10:00 - 11:15 am 11;15 am - 12:30 pm

F-F1: Accounting and Audit UpdateKimberly Sokoloff, Audit Senior Manager, KPMG LLP

F-F2: New Entrants in Healthcare and Its ImplicationsVijesh Unnikrishnan, Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers

Sponsored by Murphy Austin Adams Schoenfeld

F-RC1: Own Your Information Technology - Own Your SuccessDonna Emrich, Director of Revenue Cycle, Community Medical Centers

F-RC2: California Department of Healthcare Services Section 1115 Medicaid Waiver Renewal UpdateWendy Soe, MPA, Senior Advisor for Policy Development, California Department of Health Care Services Director’s Office

F-RC3.1: Effective Methods and Tools to Work Denials and Underpayments Part 1

F-RC3.2: Effective Methods and Tools to Work Denials and Underpayments Part 2

Liana H. Hans, FHFMA, Principal, Boost Consulting; and Matt Miller, MHA, Director of Health Plan Contracting and Relations, Salem HealthLiana H. Hans, FHFMA, Principal, Boost Consulting; and Matt Miller, MHA, Director of Health Plan Contracting and Relations, Salem Health

F-MC1: Legislative UpdateAmber Ott, Vice President, California Hospital Association

F-MC2: HIPAA/HITECH Implications for Business AssociatesGretna Canterbury, MA, CHC, CPC, Senior Director of Compliance and Privacy; and Anne Ward, Manager, Compliance and PrivacyOptum360

Sponsored by Progressive Management Systems

Arcadia Recovery BureauAvadyne HealthAvectus Healthcare Solutions

AviacodeCirius Group, Inc.Cleverley + AssociatesCMRE Financial Services, Inc.

ConnanceCraneware

Designed Receivable Solutions, Inc.

Dingus, Zarecor + Associates PLLC

EOS HealthcareEmdeonePay HealthcareExecutive Health ResourcesExperian Health/Passport

Fidelity National Technology Imaging (FNTI)

GE HealthcareGlobal Credit Solutions AGHawes Financial GroupHealthcare Resource GroupHCProsIron MountainMark Swartz Investment Services

MedeAnalyticsMediQuantMDXNavigant Healthcare Cymetrix

Novus Health SystemsParallonPatientMattersProgressive Management Systems

Rash Curtis & Associates

Relay HealthRevClaimsSalucroSequetor Inc.SimpleeSunbelt Medical International

Trace by The White Stone Group

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T-F1/T-RC1: How Can Finance Better Serve Routine and Strategic Needs of Physicians?The healthcare landscape continues to change. Community based physician practices are !nding it harder to stay in business alone, hospital margins continue to shrink, industry consolidation has accelerated and payment reform continues. The exchange of ideas with others who are facing the same decisions, whether ahead of us or behind us on this path, can help to assuage anxiety and generate solutions.

T-F2: Using Navigators to Improve Population HealthThis session examines patient navigator programs and how they can improve population health. We will review two case studies that highlight operational considerations, !nancial implications and health outcomes.

T-F2: Using Navigators to Improve Population HealthThis session examines patient navigator programs and how they can improve population health. We will review two case studies that highlight operational considerations, !nancial implications and health outcomes.

T-F3: An Approach to Payor Contract Analysis This session will provide attendees with a framework of how to analyze managed care contracts for both performance assessments and negotiation purposes. The speaker will discuss best practices related to how, when and why payor agreements should be analyzed, and cover approaches and techniques to assessing agreements including certain analytics.

T-RC2: Social Media as an Emerging Tool for ProvidersParticipants will learn how trends in social media strategies are being leveraged from other industries (including technology and retail) to help hospital executives de!ne the emerging role of social media in their organization’s branding, customer experience and patient engagement initiatives.

T-RC2: Social Media as an Emerging Tool for ProvidersParticipants will learn how trends in social media strategies are being leveraged from other industries (including technology and retail) to help hospital executives de!ne the emerging role of social media in their organization’s branding, customer experience and patient engagement initiatives.

T-RC3: CMS Update - Medicare is Here to StayWith recent attention on the health insurance marketplaces, let’s not forget that existing programs continue to thrive with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Learn how Medicare bene!ts have changed and what the future holds for bene!ciaries and providers. In this session, attendees will learn how the ACA has helped the Medicare program, and learn why CMS is driving quality improvement and performance measurement.

T-RC3: CMS Update - Medicare is Here to StayWith recent attention on the health insurance marketplaces, let’s not forget that existing programs continue to thrive with the implementation of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Learn how Medicare bene!ts have changed and what the future holds for bene!ciaries and providers. In this session, attendees will learn how the ACA has helped the Medicare program, and learn why CMS is driving quality improvement and performance measurement.

T-MC1: Clarifying the Two Midnight RuleCMS has delayed the two midnight rule multiple times. These delays have caused hospitals and providers to navigate through unclear processes, and struggle to stay in compliance. The presentation will provide attendees with an understanding and clari!cation of the two midnight rule, and be offered examples on what organizations have done to meet the rule to stay in compliance. This session also aims to provide the latest updates on RAC/MAC.

T-MC2: ICD-10 Status CheckWith much politicking about ICD-10, the time is right to receive an update on the status of implementation. With possibly six months to go, it will be important to reassess and determine if there are any pieces missing in your preparations.

T-MC2: ICD-10 Status CheckWith much politicking about ICD-10, the time is right to receive an update on the status of implementation. With possibly six months to go, it will be important to reassess and determine if there are any pieces missing in your preparations.

T-MC3: Medi-Cal Cost Report Audits and Appeals Many think Medi-Cal cost reports now have less revenue impact under APR-DRGs. But impacts can be big for DNFs, RHCs/FQHCs and acute outliers. In this session, learn useful strategies for conducting successful appeals (very different from the Medicare process!).

T-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsAs part of the continuum of care, the palliative care model incorporates a multi-disciplinary approach that includes health professionals and family members to focus on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of patients. Palliative care encourages a radical shift from traditional delivery of prolonged, unnecessary medical treatment to providing patients with care centered on quality of life. This program will address palliative care, and its impact on the quality and cost issues central to healthcare reform.

T-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsAs part of the continuum of care, the palliative care model incorporates a multi-disciplinary approach that includes health professionals and family members to focus on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of patients. Palliative care encourages a radical shift from traditional delivery of prolonged, unnecessary medical treatment to providing patients with care centered on quality of life. This program will address palliative care, and its impact on the quality and cost issues central to healthcare reform.

T-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsAs part of the continuum of care, the palliative care model incorporates a multi-disciplinary approach that includes health professionals and family members to focus on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of patients. Palliative care encourages a radical shift from traditional delivery of prolonged, unnecessary medical treatment to providing patients with care centered on quality of life. This program will address palliative care, and its impact on the quality and cost issues central to healthcare reform.

T-ACHE1: Palliative Care - Advancing Quality and Improving CostsAs part of the continuum of care, the palliative care model incorporates a multi-disciplinary approach that includes health professionals and family members to focus on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of patients. Palliative care encourages a radical shift from traditional delivery of prolonged, unnecessary medical treatment to providing patients with care centered on quality of life. This program will address palliative care, and its impact on the quality and cost issues central to healthcare reform.

F-F1: Accounting and Audit UpdateThis session will provide an update on recent accounting developments impacting the healthcare industry, discuss the current audit regulatory environment, and engage in a discussion around !nancial reporting issues.

F-F1: Accounting and Audit UpdateThis session will provide an update on recent accounting developments impacting the healthcare industry, discuss the current audit regulatory environment, and engage in a discussion around !nancial reporting issues.

F-F2: New Entrants in Healthcare and Its ImplicationsParticipants will hear about how trends in the US healthcare landscape is driving the entry of new players in to healthcare. These players, unlike incumbents, are innovating at the speed of technology and consumer products as opposed to the clock speed of traditional healthcare players. This talk will present the role of innovation and how current healthcare players can continue to be successful in the emerging disruptive care delivery environment.

F-F2: New Entrants in Healthcare and Its ImplicationsParticipants will hear about how trends in the US healthcare landscape is driving the entry of new players in to healthcare. These players, unlike incumbents, are innovating at the speed of technology and consumer products as opposed to the clock speed of traditional healthcare players. This talk will present the role of innovation and how current healthcare players can continue to be successful in the emerging disruptive care delivery environment.

F-RC1: Own Your Information Technology - Own Your SuccessPFS operational and !scal decisions must be owned by the department. PFS relies heavily on technology and system maintenance, typically handled by your IT Department. In this session, learn how you can improve your relationship with IT, create accountability and the !rst thing you should do !rst.

F-RC1: Own Your Information Technology - Own Your SuccessPFS operational and !scal decisions must be owned by the department. PFS relies heavily on technology and system maintenance, typically handled by your IT Department. In this session, learn how you can improve your relationship with IT, create accountability and the !rst thing you should do !rst.

F-RC2: California Department of Healthcare Services Section 1115 Medicaid Waiver Renewal UpdateSection 1115 Medicaid Waiver Renewal is a fundamental component to California’s ability to continue to successfully implement the ACA beyond the primary step of coverage expansion. To that end, California is seeking a Waiver Renewal that will build on the approaches and successes of the existing 2010 Waiver as we move forward with expanding and improving our Medi-Cal program through delivery and payment system transformation.

F-RC2: California Department of Healthcare Services Section 1115 Medicaid Waiver Renewal UpdateSection 1115 Medicaid Waiver Renewal is a fundamental component to California’s ability to continue to successfully implement the ACA beyond the primary step of coverage expansion. To that end, California is seeking a Waiver Renewal that will build on the approaches and successes of the existing 2010 Waiver as we move forward with expanding and improving our Medi-Cal program through delivery and payment system transformation.

F-RC3.1: Effective Methods and Tools to Work Denials and Underpayments Part 1Session covers best practices, examples, and case studies to help providers identify and work denials and underpayments.  

F-RC3.1: Effective Methods and Tools to Work Denials and Underpayments Part 1Session covers best practices, examples, and case studies to help providers identify and work denials and underpayments.  

F-RC3.2: Effective Methods and Tools to Work Denials and Underpayments Part 2Discover effective ways to communicate with your contracting team to help mitigate future denials and underpayments.

F-RC3.2: Effective Methods and Tools to Work Denials and Underpayments Part 2Discover effective ways to communicate with your contracting team to help mitigate future denials and underpayments.

F-MC1: Legislative UpdateThe California Hospital Association will provide a legislative update, which will include bills that impact providers and payors, such as changes to the Medi-Cal program and legislation to implement the ACA, and/or align state law with federal law.

F-MC1: Legislative UpdateThe California Hospital Association will provide a legislative update, which will include bills that impact providers and payors, such as changes to the Medi-Cal program and legislation to implement the ACA, and/or align state law with federal law.

F-MC2: HIPAA/HITECH Implications for Business AssociatesThis session will provide a brief overview of the HIPAA HITECH Omnibus Rule and will highlight the compliance implications for Business Associates and steps for avoiding such implications.

F-MC2: HIPAA/HITECH Implications for Business AssociatesThis session will provide a brief overview of the HIPAA HITECH Omnibus Rule and will highlight the compliance implications for Business Associates and steps for avoiding such implications.

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This social event is included in your FULL conference registration. Single day registrants and registrant’s guest are welcome to attend for

a fee of $80 per person (members and non-members).

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COCKTAIL RECEPTION AND NETWORKING AT 5:30 PMDINNER AND ENTERTAINMENT STARTS AT 6:30 PM

COME DRESSED IN YOUR 80s GEAR!DUELING PIANOS | ARCADE GAMES | MARCH MADNESS SPORTS LOUNGE

INSTALLATION OF CHAPTER OFFICERS

80s80sPARTY!PARTY!

19 MAR 201519 MAR 2015

MEDICARE BOOTCAMP

BOOTCAMP ONLY REGISTRATION

HFMA Members - $60Non-Members - $100

• Full Conference attendees may select the bootcamp as their breakout session but attendance to the full 4.50 hour session is required. No drop-ins in between sessions. Use the Full Conference registration form to select your sessions.

• To register for the BOOTCAMP ONLY, please use this registration form.

• Registrants to the BOOTCAMP ONLY are limited to the workshop selections and won’t have access to the full conference education sessions.

Medicare regulations are constantly evolving. You’ve had a few months to digest the 2015 rules and !nd trouble spots. This course provides expert insight and regulatory guidance on how those changes affect your facility and your Medicare reimbursement.

We will cover the following topics:• Two-Midnight Benchmark and the most recent probe and educate audits• Modi!er 59• IPPS and OPPS Final Rules• Part B Inpatient Billing• Certi!cation Requirements• Comprehensive APCs and Billing Issues• Packaging• All the nuances you need to know to get the reimbursement you’re entitled

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Speaker: Kimberly Anderwood Hoy Baker, JD, CPC, Director of Medicare Compliance, HCPro

THURSDAY, MARCH 1910:00 am - T-MBC1 | 2:15 pm - T-MBC2 | 4:00 pm - T-MBC3

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Cancellation Process: A refund of the registration fee will be granted if cancellation is received by March 1. Substitutions are permitted. Refunds will be in the form of original payment. Cancellations must be made in writing by email to office@hfma-nca.org or by fax to (925) 828-4538. For questions, call (925) 828-4532.

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Walk-in registrations: additional $100 to the published rates (healthcare and non-healthcare provider rates)

Walk-in registrations: additional $100 to the published rates (healthcare and non-healthcare provider rates)

Walk-in registrations: additional $100 to the published rates (healthcare and non-healthcare provider rates)

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SPRING CONFERENCE19-20 MARCH 2015

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THURSDAY, MARCH 19THURSDAY, MARCH 19THURSDAY, MARCH 19

❐ T-F1/T-RC1❐ T-F2 ❐ T-F3

❐ T-F1/T-RC1❐ T-RC2 ❐ T-RC3

❐ T-MC1 ❐ T-MC2 ❐ T-MC3

❐ Medicare Bootcamp (must attend full 4.50 hour session; no drop-ins in between sessions)

❐ Medicare Bootcamp (must attend full 4.50 hour session; no drop-ins in between sessions)

❐ Medicare Bootcamp (must attend full 4.50 hour session; no drop-ins in between sessions)

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FRIDAY, MARCH 20FRIDAY, MARCH 20

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❐ F-RC1 ❐ F-RC2

❐ F-RC3.1 ❐ F-RC3.2

❐ F-MC1 ❐ F-MC2

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• 3 Keynote Addresses and 17 breakout sessions on Finance, Compliance, Reimbursement and Contracting, and Revenue Cycle, including a CAHL/ACHE session on Palliative Care

• 4.50 hours of Medicare Bootcamp to provide you with expert insight and regulatory guidance on how Medicare changes affect your facility and your Medicare reimbursement

• Total of 12.00 hours of continuing education credits (in accordance with the CE guidelines speci!ed in the California Board of Accountancy regulations)

• 80’s themed dinner and social event (included in your full conference registration) featuring dueling pianos, arcade games, a March Madness sports lounge, and the installation ceremony of incoming chapter Officers and Board Members

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

19-20 MARCH 2015Sheraton Grand Hotel, Sacramento, California

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