House Republican leaders unveiled a legislative package to repeal and replace parts of the Affordable Care Act. The bill would also replace the current federal Medicaid payment system with a per capita cap structure.

NJHA will hold a half-day education session April 25 at 9 a.m. to provide an up-to-the-minute update on the political landscape, an in-depth guide to how providers should prepare and advocate effectively in a block grant/per capita cap environment, glean insight on how state Medicaid programs may implement this fixed funding approach as well as hear first-hand experience on the impact of block grants on Puerto Rico.

The program, Repeal and Replace/Block Grants: Implications for New Jersey Providers and Beneficiaries, is designed to provide useful insight to all staff ranging from the C-suite and legal departments to patient access, quality and budget staff. Continuing credits from the American College of Healthcare Executives are now authorized.

Click here to register and view the brochure for additional continuing education credits being offered for professionals attending this program.