The Fourth Virtual Value-Based Payment Summit Special Edition is a virtual conference focused on the latest developments in value-based payment models within the health care industry. It takes place during Health Care Value Week, an annual event where health care stakeholders, leaders, and government officials discuss and promote the advancement of value-based care approaches that prioritize patient health outcomes over the quantity of medical visits. Awareness is created through virtual events, social media campaigns, and discussions with policymakers on Capitol Hill.

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Panels

Health Care Transformation Task Force Presents: Integrating Oncology Into Value-Based Care
February 25, 11:15 a.m. PT

Permanente Speaker

• Tatjana Kolevska, MD, chair, Kaiser Permanente Northern California Oncology and Hematology; medical director, Kaiser Permanente National Cancer Excellence Program, Mill Valley, CA

Other Speakers

• Andrew Hertler, MD, ACP, chief medical officer, Evolent; chief medical officer, New Century Health, Brea, CA 
• Anthony P. Lam, MD, MHS, chief medical officer, OPN Healthcare, Glendale, CA 
• (Moderator) Theresa Dreyer, MPH, interim executive director, Health Care Transformation Task Force; former senior manager, Value Based Care, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, D.C. 

The AMA, AHIP & NAACOS Playbook with Recommendations Toward a Sustainable Future for Value-Based Payment
February 28, 10 a.m. PT

Permanente Speaker

• Stephen Parodi, MD, executive vice president, The Permanente Medical Group and The Permanente Federation, San Francisco

Other Speakers

• Travis Broome, MPA, MPH, senior vice president for Policy and Economics, Aledade; former team lead for Policy and Oversight, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Ashville, N.C. 
• Elyse Pegler, MPH, lead director, National Value-based Care, Aetna, a CVS Business; former member, Patient Care Models Group, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Rockville, MD
• (Moderator) Carol Vargo, MHS, vice president, Physician Practice Sustainability, The American Medical Association; former legislative assistant, US Representative Jim McDermott (WA), Washington, D.C.