Webinar:
Introducing the How to Guide for Marketing Center for Independent Living
Services to Health Plans and Payers
Thursday, December 6, 2018, 3:00 PM ET
The webinar presented by the Aging and
Disability Business Institute covers how Centers for
Independent Living (CILs) can leverage their expertise of providing
consumer-directed community support services for individuals with
disabilities; an overview of health plans and health payers; and how CILs
can best work with and benefit from working with them. Presenters will
highlight links between core services and other services offered by CILs,
and services purchased by health plans and payers, and provide insight on
the initial steps CILs can take to prepare to work with health plans and
payers. The presenters have first-hand knowledge of how working with health
plans and payers provides opportunities for CILs to serve more people,
provide more comprehensive services, and be better advocates for services
for the disability community.
The webinar also introduces the “How-To Guide for
Marketing CIL Services to Health Plans and Payers” to boards of directors,
executives, and other leaders of centers for independent living to help
establish working relationships with health plans and payers. The guide was
developed by ILRU (Independent Living Research Utilization) and the
National Center for Aging and Disability as part of its work with the Aging
and Disability Business Institute.
Participants will:
- Access the “How-To
Guide for Marketing CIL Services to Health Plans and Payers”;
- Understand health plans and
health payers and how they can work with and benefit CILs and other
CBOs;
- List initial steps to
prepare to work with health plans and payers including necessary
organizational shifts; and,
- Understand the links
between core services and additional services offered by CILs and
services purchased by health plans and payers, as well as discuss the
importance of marketing services to health plans and payers.
Learn more about ACL's
Business Acumen Initiative to help states
and community-based organizations build networks and respond to
delivery system changes, including technical assistance, building business
capacity for successful contracting with integrated care entities,
and developing pathways to sustainability.
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