The Association of Community Cancer Centers (ACCC) is pleased to continue to make advocacy more accessible to its members by once again offering an innovative way to experience advocacy trainings, legislative briefings, and congressional meetings in 2022. Participation in the ACCC 2022 Virtual Hill Day is exclusive to ACCC members on the cancer care team as one valuable benefit of membership. If you are not a member and would like to join, please explore our membership options.

Join the Association of Community Cancer Centers (ACCC) policy team for a webinar to familiarize yourself with ACCC’s advocacy priorities, hear about how to best prepare for your Congressional visits, and start thinking about “the story” of your patients and your cancer program.

This session provides cancer programs and practices with a practical framework built around the hard truths facing today’s workforce.

In this workshop, we will explore strategies that cancer programs may consider to maintain their focus on delivering high-quality cancer care.

This webinar provides an overview of how to measure performance for your practice. Learn how to identify targets, how ownership impacts performance, measurement and change management, and incentives.

This webinar will provide the foundational elements related to electronic patient-reported outcomes and remote patient monitoring for oncology practices and programs that are preparing to implement—or sustain—value-based care payment models.

The webinar covers how Medicare Advantage and state Medicaid benefits are changing in 2021, and the impact these changes may have on operations for oncology programs and practices.

Speakers discuss how participation in alternative payment models (APMs) has changed since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, ways that oncology practices can benefit from enrollment and potential future models (OCM, OCF, Radiation Oncology Model, etc.), and which support services are recommended for cancer programs currently enrolled in APMs or considering enrollment in future models.

The ACCC Alternative Payment Model Coalition builds off the success of Oncology Care Model (OCM) Collaborative​ by addressing the broader interest in alternative payment models (APMs) beyond the OCM.

This workshop explores the current landscape of alternative payment models, assesses experiences with both federal and commercial models, and helps viewers better understand their likelihood for success under different risk scenarios, including the upcoming Radiation Oncology Model proposed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.