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Epstein Becker Green's Lynn Shapiro Snyder, Senior Member of the Firm, and Tanya Vanderbilt Cramer, Of Counsel, will present "Accountable Care Organizations and Other Provider Risk Sharing Arrangements — a Legal and Regulatory Overview," a webinar hosted by Bloomberg BNA.

While the federal government has encouraged the growth of accountable care organizations (ACOs) through the Affordable Care Act, the regulation of ACOs and other provider risk sharing arrangements remains a patchwork of federal and state requirements that span many different areas of law. This webinar will explore some of the regulatory issues faced by ACOs, integrated delivery systems, and other provider organizations that assume some or all of the financial risk for providing covered health care benefits to patients through reimbursement arrangements such as capitation or shared savings.

Epstein Becker Green would like to offer you a 25% discount off the registration fees for this program.  To sign up at this discounted rate, please follow the steps below:

  1. Go to http://www.bna.com/accountable-care-organizations-m17179934019/
  2. Click on "add to cart."
  3. Sign in to your bna.com account – if you do not have a bna.com account, please click "create an account & continue"
  4. On the checkout screen you will see a box on the right side labeled "promotion code".  Please enter the code FIRMDISC25 in this box and click submit.  Then click proceed to checkout.
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