Webinar: Supporting Individual Needs in Medicare Advantage: How Can We Build the Evidence Base?
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Speakers:
Sarita Mohanty, President and CEO, The SCAN Foundation
Purva Rawal, Chief Strategy Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation
Narda Ipakchi, Vice President of Policy, The SCAN Foundation
Jessica Vida, Senior Director of Ancillary Programs, Commonwealth Care Alliance
Amber Christ, Managing Director, Justice in Aging
Mary Kaschak, CEO, LTQA
Tyler Cromer, Practice Director, ATI Advisory
On February 2, LTQA, ATI Advisory, and The SCAN Foundation held a webinar to explore the current landscape of nonmedical supplemental benefits in Medicare Advantage (MA) and how these new benefits are delivering value for beneficiaries, plans, and policymakers. Featuring Sarita Mohanty, President and CEO of The SCAN Foundation, and Purva Rawal, Chief Strategy Officer at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), this interactive webinar explored next steps to build the evidence base around non-medical supplemental benefits in MA highlighted the importance of data collection efforts to evaluate their impact.
Sarita Mohanty, President and CEO, The SCAN Foundation
Purva Rawal, Chief Strategy Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation
Narda Ipakchi, Vice President of Policy, The SCAN Foundation
Jessica Vida, Senior Director of Ancillary Programs, Commonwealth Care Alliance
Amber Christ, Managing Director, Justice in Aging
Mary Kaschak, CEO, LTQA
Tyler Cromer, Practice Director, ATI Advisory
On February 2, LTQA, ATI Advisory, and The SCAN Foundation held a webinar to explore the current landscape of nonmedical supplemental benefits in Medicare Advantage (MA) and how these new benefits are delivering value for beneficiaries, plans, and policymakers. Featuring Sarita Mohanty, President and CEO of The SCAN Foundation, and Purva Rawal, Chief Strategy Officer at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI), this interactive webinar explored next steps to build the evidence base around non-medical supplemental benefits in MA highlighted the importance of data collection efforts to evaluate their impact.
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