Join Wolters Kluwer at RISE West

The RISE conference offers an opportunity for forward-thinking professionals in the managed care space to connect and share their insights. With over 750 peers in attendance, attendees can expect a balance of high-level discussions and deep dives into specific strategies. The conference will cover important topics such as Star Ratings changes, improving payer and provider relations, breaking down internal silos, and navigating risk adjustment strategies.

Attendees will also have the chance to hear directly from Medicare Advantage members and legal and compliance experts. Additionally, the conference will provide a non-pressure environment for evaluating AI technology solutions and participating in unique experiences designed to facilitate connections with peers. Overall, the RISE conference promises to be an invaluable opportunity for professionals looking to stay ahead of the curve in the managed care space.

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Register to attend RISE West 2024

September 11-13, 2024
The Broadmoor Resort in Colorado Springs

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Engage and educate patients with the leading end-to-end technology
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Health Language Data Solutions

The Health Language Platform enables health plans, providers, and HIT vendors to translate volumes of disparate healthcare data into clean, standardized, interoperable terminologies to enable and empower downstream departments.
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Risk Adjustment

Enabling health plans to ensure increased accuracy, superior data organization, optimized efficiency, and meaningful analytics.
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