Medicaid Audioconference: Overview

Audioconference Overview

As the nation's most fragile seniors transition into new drug plans, registration opened today for an audioconference on how states and pharmacies are managing the transition of dual eligibles to Medicare Part D. Experts from state governments and the pharmacy and beneficiary communities will discuss post-enrollment activities associated with auto-assigned dual-eligibles, financial implications for states, and various strategies for coordinating care.

What Is an Audioconference?

It is a live event that includes session handouts, an interactive question and answer period, and access for an unlimited number of participants at each call-in site. However, only one site can be offered per registration. It is impermissible for an organization to purchase one registration and to operate multiple sites through an internal telephone system. During the live Audioconference participants will be able to ask questions and make comments. The Audioconference faculty has agreed to take follow-up questions via email. Medicaid Audioconferences are simple, accessible, cost effective and reach a broad audience locally.

Who Should Listen:

Physicians, Nurses, Pharmacists, Chief Executive Officers, Chief Operating Officers, Chief Information Officers and Chief Financial Officers, Privacy Officials, Security Officers, Compliance Officers, Legal Counsel, Patient Account Managers, Billing Staff and Information Services Staff.

Audioconference Materials:

All Faculty Materials will be Posted on the Pharma Audioconference website: www.MedicaidAudioconferences.com/MCAudio20060329 in downloadable PDF Formats.