Since the passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), both federal and state policies have promoted the adoption of alternative payment models (APMs), providing financial incentives for groups of providers to improve care quality while containing costs. All U.S. payers—both public and private—are moving to value-based contracting with providers. Hospitals and physicians must establish integrated networks to engage in APMs. These hospital-physician integration efforts, however, raise unique regulatory compliance challenges.

How are government and private payers implementing APMs? What are the fraud and abuse, antitrust and other legal implications around value-based contracting arrangements between hospitals and physicians? Find out at a new webinar, "The Legal Challenges of Multi-Provider APMs: Minimizing the Risks of the Volume-to-Value Transition." During the session, you will...