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Conference Call Series: 2011


 

From January through December 2011, Families USA is holding a series of conference calls on a range of health care topics for state and local advocates. Interested, but can't make it? Don't worry. You can catch up on what you missed by listening to the audio playback. To listen to these conference calls, you will need RealPlayer or Windows Media Player. Not sure how to get Internet audio on your computer? Click here for instructions.

Below is a list of calls that have already taken place, with links to the audio playback as well as to materials mentioned on the call. Call playbacks are available a few days after the call.

December 16, 2011

Medical Loss Ratio

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.

November 10, 2011

Summary of Benefits and Coverage Requirements - what's it all about

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.

October 25, 2011

Making Progress on Rate Review

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.

August 3, 2011

Exchange Regulations

Background resources: 

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player. 

 July 21, 2011

Strategies for Engaging Young Adults

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.  

July 13, 2011

Introduction to Dual Eligible Integration Issues

Introduction to Dual Eligible Integration (PPT)

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player. 

June 28, 2011

Honing In on ACOs and Federal Medicaid Defense

What is an Accountable Care Organization? (PPT)

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player. 

May 18, 2011

Improving Information Technology (IT) & Enrollment Systems

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.

Please click here for background materials on this call.

April 14, 2011

Responding to Attacks on Medicaid  

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.


March 16, 2011

Gearing Up for the One-Year Anniversary of the Affordable Care Act 

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.

January 6, 2011

White House Addresses Efforts to Repeal the Affordable Care Act

To listen to this call you'll need Quick Time 7. Click here to download the free player.

 

Click here to listen to conference calls from other years.

 


How do I get Internet audio on my computer?

If you have a multimedia computer (one that comes with speakers and sound), you can play the audio with either RealPlayer or Windows Media Player.

RealPlayer: If you don't have a current RealPlayer on your computer, click on the "RealPlayer Free" button below. Doing so will take you to the Web site of www.real.com. When you are there, click the orange "Download RealPlayer" button. On the next screen you will see two choices. On the left-hand side of the screen, you will be offered the paid version of the RealPlayer. Toward the bottom of the right-hand column, you will see a smaller "Download the Free RealPlayer" link. The choice is yours, but the Webcast can be heard with the free RealPlayer.

The rest is simple. Let's assume you want to download the free RealPlayer. Click on the link below and follow the download instructions.

Link to download RealPlayer

Windows Media Player: If you don't have a current Windows Media Player on your computer, click the link below to download a free player. Simply choose the player appropriate to your computer's operating system (e.g., Windows XP) and press the download button. http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/download/


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