Kevin Malone, Member of the Firm, co-presents "New Developments in Medicare and Medicaid; Special Topics in Health Reform" as part of Nuts and Bolts of Medicare and Medicaid 2023, a half-day program hosted by the Practising Law Institute (PLI).

Upon completing this session, participants will be able to discuss:

  • Post-COVID: What changed and what remained the same after the public health emergency ended? What PHE-era changes have persisted and which have ended? What have we learned?
  • Medicare and Medicaid reforms under the Biden administration. Managed care, access (including expansion), and value-based care
  • What legislation and changes might be on the horizon?
  • What reforms are not on the immediate horizon, but should be? What stands in the way?

For more information, visit PLI.edu.

Event Detail

1:30 pm ET
PLI New York 1177 Avenue of the Americas Entrance on 45th Street New York, NY
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