Medicare and Managed Care Summit


2026 New Jersey Medicare & Managed Care Summit: This seminar remains the premier networking and education event for providers working with Medicare Managed Care. May 6, 2026 | NJHA Conference Center, Princeton

2026 New Jersey Medicare & Managed Care Summit

Date: May 6, 2026
Registration Opens: 8:30 a.m. | Program Begins: 9:00 a.m.
Event: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Location: NJHA Conference & Event Center | 760 Alexander Road, Princeton, N.J. 08543
Fee: NJHA Members $129 | Non-Members $199
Registration Deadline: April 28, 2026

The New Jersey Hospital Association is pleased to announce the New Jersey Medicare and Managed Care Summit: presenting a fresh approach to providing clearer insights into the rapidly shifting terrains of Medicare and Managed Care and their impacts on providers.

This innovative program is bringing together an exceptional gathering of leaders in their respective fields of finance, case management, hospitals and much more, providing an extraordinary networking opportunity like no other.

Attendees will have the unique opportunity to ask the experts from the CMS Regional Office and Managed Medicare (Medicare Advantage) their own questions when we open the floor for a special Q&A session.

In fields like Medicare and Managed Care where knowledge and adaptation are especially crucial, this is the event you need to attend if you are an executive or leader in:

  • Managed Care & Payer Relations
  • Finance & Revenue Cycle
  • Case Management & Care Coordination
  • Discharge Planning & Social Work
  • Hospitals, Home Health, Long-Term Care or Assisted Living
  • Behavioral Health & Community-Based Services

 

WHY ATTEND?

✔ Hear directly from the CMS Regional Office on current Medicare priorities, compliance expectations, and emerging federal initiatives affecting hospitals.

✔ Gain insight from Medicare Advantage plan leaders on contracting, prior authorization, reimbursement trends, and operational expectations impacting providers.

✔ Learn about discharge planning, post-acute coordination, audit activity, and quality requirements that are driving increased scrutiny across Medicare and Managed Medicare.

✔ Participate in a first-of-its-kind forum in New Jersey designed to foster open dialogue between hospitals, federal regulators, and managed care plans.

✔ Hear directly from Genzeon, the CMS WISER program vendor, on operational expectations, workflows, and what providers should know as the program continues to be implemented.

 

WHO’S THIS FOR?

Executive Staff and Leaders In:

  • Managed Care & Payer Relations

  • Finance & Revenue Cycle

  • Case Management & Care Coordination

  • Discharge Planners & Social Workers

  • Hospitals, Home Health, Long-Term Care (LTC) & Assisted Living

  • Behavioral Health & Community-Based Services

 

KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN USE!

By the end of this program, participants should be able to:

  • Identify updates on emerging Medicare policies, innovation models, and regulatory changes that may impact hospital operations, contracting strategy, and patient throughput.
  • Apply practical guidance on CMS expectations for discharge planning, post-acute coordination, audits, and compliance to help avoid delays, denials, and survey findings.
  • Discuss real-world insight into Medicare Advantage plan requirements, including prior authorization, reimbursement rules, turnaround times, and documentation expectations.
  • Describe emerging Medicare Innovation Center models, including a presentation from Genzeon on WISER, and their potential impact.

 

SCHEDULE

Coffee and light refreshments will be available during the morning session, and lunch will be provided for attendees.

Morning Session

Presentations will highlight the role of the Office of Program Operations and Local Engagement (OPOLE) in supporting providers, current and emerging models from the CMS Innovation Center, regional health plan oversight and program integrity activities, and CMS quality initiatives related to discharge planning and post-acute coordination.

Afternoon Sessions

Rotating panels with NJ’s managed Medicare carriers will provide insight into plan structure and oversight, contracting and reimbursement considerations, value-based payment models, price transparency expectations, prior authorization and audit trends, operational turnaround times, and opportunities for innovation and collaboration between plans and providers.

 

ACCESSIBILITY AND ACCOMMODATION

We are committed to making our event accessible to all attendees. If you have any specific accessibility needs or require accommodations to fully participate, including dietary restrictions, please contact us at NJHAEducation@NJHA.com.

 

TRANSFERRING OR CANCELLING YOUR REGISTRATION

A participant may transfer or cancel their registration for this live (in-person) course by emailing NJHAEducation@NJHA.com no later than April 29, 2026. There is no charge for transfers. For cancellations, a refund will be issued to the original payor minus a $20 administration fee per participant. Requests received on or after April 30, 2026, will not be processed and refunds will not be issued.

 

CONTACT

For questions, email NJHA Education at NJHAEducation@NJHA.com.

 


 

REGISTRATION

Don’t miss New Jersey’s first-of-its-kind Medicare & Managed Care event! Register now—see you there!

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