2016 Annual Meeting guidebook

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GUIDEBOOK KEYSTONE COLORADO SEPT. 16-18, 2016

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Officers Michael Volz, MD President Katie Lozano, MD, FACR President-elect J.T. Boyd, MD Treasurer Tamaan Osbourne-Roberts, MD Imm. Past President Alfred Gilchrist Chief Executive Officer

Board of Directors Charles Breaux Jr., MD Laird Cagan, MD Sami Diab, MD Curtis Hagedorn, MD Mark B. Johnson, MD Aaron Jones, MS Richard Lamb, MD David Markenson, MD Gina Martin, MD Edward Norman, MD David Richman, MD Charlie Tharp, MD Kim Warner, MD

Re-engineering the Annual Meeting Working Group Christine LaRocca, MD, Chair Moriah Eberhard, MSS Christine Ebert-Santos, MD Robert Fineberg, MSS Andrea Jazbec, MD Rachelle Klammer, MD Michael Lepore, MD Mark Levine, MD, FACP

Charlie Lippolis, DO, MPH David Markenson, MD Gina Martin, MD Michael Moore, MD Leto Quarles, MD Brandi Ring, MD David Scott, MD Hogan Slack, MSS Michael Volz, MD 3

Welcome to the 146th Annual Meeting Welcome to the 2016 Colorado Medical Society Annual Meeting where you will engage some of the top health care policy and political experts in the nation.

A working group of our colleagues re-engineered the meeting into a motivational assembly for physicians to share, debate and learn from the best of the best. In an era of burnout and unrelenting change and stress, this gathering is intended to stimulate, entertain, and help us – peer-to-peer – remember why we became doctors. It also features new activities for families and children.

Registration opens Friday at 3 p.m. All annual meeting registrants are encouraged to attend the Exhibitor Reception Friday evening to socialize and enjoy drinks and appetizers. After the reception, we'll hold a special session on ColoradoCare/Amendment 69 during which the results of the all-member survey and board discussion will be revealed.

Saturday’s COMPAC-AMPAC luncheon features a lively panel discussion with Colorado's top nonpartisan analyst, AMA's federal and congressional affairs guru and our veteran lobbyist. They will assess the consequences of the presidential contest, up and down the ballot, and speculate on the various win/lose scenarios on state and federal health policy.

I especially welcome you to attend the events Saturday evening. Attendees can enjoy a reception before heading to the presidential gala for dinner and dancing.

Attendees will reconvene Sunday morning for breakfast with the board of directors, COPIC educational sessions and a panel discussion on physician aid in dying.

Throughout the annual meeting representatives from various industries will be on hand to speak with attendees about the latest medical products and services. Don’t forget to visit with the 2016 sponsors and exhibitors to thank them for their involvement, which keeps event fees low.

Best regards, Katie Lozano, MD, FACR 2016-2017 CMS President

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Colorado Rockies Ballroom & Columbine Room

Shavano Office

Crestone Office

Castle Peak meeting rooms (second floor)

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50-Year Club

The 146th Annual Meeting of the Colorado Medical Society honors those who mark their 50th year of medical practice since graduation from medical school.

Sanford E Avner, MD Neiel D Baronberg, MD Dean J Beasley, MD Carol G Bonnet, MD Thomas Bruns, MD Gerald D Capoot, MD Marco A Celada, MD Larry W Cole, MD Thomas J Darrah, MD Gerald R Dooher, MD Denis R Elo, MD William E Fuller, MD W Ben Galloway, MD Robert C Gardner, MD Freeman M Ginsburg, MD Clarke C Godfrey II, MD Joel H Goldstein, MD Loren E Golitz, MD Arthur P Heller, MD L Brian Hersch, MD Glenn O Hewitt, MD H David Hibbard, MD William A Holm, MD Ransy L Jeffrey, MD Everette G Jones, MD William R Kammerer, MD Donald H Kearns, MD Howard J Kerstein, MD Melvyn H Klein, MD

Ryan Kramer, MD Robert L Kruse, MD Gupta B Kuna, MD Michael L Kurtz, MD Mark A Levine, MD, FACP Roger A Lueck, MD Louise L McDonald, MD Robert R Menter, MD Floyd J Miller, DO Ronald C Ochsner, MD Aaron E Parkhurst, MD Wendy M Parkinson, MD Edward B Phillips, MD Bruce L Reimers, MD Vernon D Ritzman, MD Alan D Rothberg, MD Michael A Sarche, MD Larry A Schafer, MD Carl F Schiller, MD Daniel L Smith, MD Stephen A Smith, MD Alan L Snyder, MD J Robert Thompson Jr, MD John E Truell, MD James S Warson, MD Clara L Winter, MD John P Witwer, MD, FACR W Jeff Wooddell, MD M Robert Yakely, MD 6

40-Year Physicians

The following CMS member physicians graduated from medical school 40 years ago.

Jay L Adler, MD Lawrence E Adler, MD William P Alford, MD Craig S Anderson, MD Francine G Andrews, MD A Lee Anneberg, MD Victor L Barton, MD Francesco G Beuf, MD Linda A Burnham, MD Theodore R Buttrick, MD Andrew I Cohen, MD Austin J Corbett, MD Jon J Cram, MD Jack T Dillon, MD Richard A Fieman, MD Robert J Fillion, DO Wayne C Furr, MD Steven M Gardner, MD Jimmy G Gilbert, MD David L Glasscock, MD Jan P Goldberg, MD David L Goodman, MD Richard E Halbert II, MD David L Headley, DO James T Heiberger, MD Enno F Heuscher, MD, FAAFP Paul S Hiratzka, MD Charles L Hornbaker, MD K Michael Jay, MD Susan R Jensen, MD Steven E Kearney, MD James G Kennedy, MD Lorence T Kircher III, MD Edward Kirschman, MD Janice E Kulik, MD Daniel P Lammertse, MD Steven Lowenstein, MD, MPH M Marlene Maseberg, MD Douglas G McCallum, MD

Kevin J Molk, MD Sherry G Nakano, MD John A Newcomer, MD Stephen S Nichalson, MD Richard F O'Brien, MD R Scott Pace, MD Jean R Paquelet, MD, FACR Michael E Peetz, MD Grant Peoples, MD Kent A Petrie, MD Dennis A Phelps, MD Bernard J Powers, MD James C Pruitt, MD John J Randono, MD Frank R Rauzi, MD Sumant Rawat, MD James M Rees, MD Susan F Sanders, MD John Joseph Schmidt, MD M Lee Schmucker, MD Cosimo G Sciotto, MD Douglas C Shenk, MD William A Solomon, MD Stephen L Stoll, MD Michael R Striplin, MD Jesse O Sutherland Jr, MD Steven B Tippin, MD Rebecca S Tolby, MD Gerard I Tomasso, MD, FACP Karyl M VanBenthuysen, MD Jeffrey L Varnell, MD Michael S Victoroff, MD William J Warkentin, MD Thomas O Weber, MD Richard M Weintraub, DO James E Wick, MD Christopher S Wilson, MD D Craig Wilson, MD Alexander H Zimmer, MD 7

25-Year Physicians The following CMS member physicians graduated from medical school 25 years ago.

Monica L Abarca, MD Paul A DeCarolis, MD Leslie A Ahlmeyer, MD Julie C Deckerman, MD Richard D Alessi Jr, MD James R Denton, MD Craig H Andersen, MD Maureen A Dickerson, MD Abigail C Anderson, MD Gregory J DiLorenzo, DO Charles C Anderson, MD W Troy Donahoo, MD Tracy L Anderson, MD Julie A Dunn, MD Janette Andrews, MD Brian G Dwinnell, MD Karen D Anthony, MD Jean E Dwinnell, MD Elizabeth M Aparicio, MD Dawna Eastman-Gallo, MD Erick R Araneda, MD Alain A Eid, MD Tarek T Arja, DO Steven J Ellstrom, MD Sharisse Arnold-Rehring, MD Kristine A Eule, MD Cristian Arvinte, MD David J Farstad, MD Norse R Bear, MD Margaret A Ferguson, MD Todd W Beatty, MD Piotr J Filipowski, MD Korina R Bersentes, MD Darcee L Fisher, MD Joseph O Billig, MD Stacey N Folk, MD C David Bird, MD Stephen M Ford, MD Geoffrey A Block, MD Troy A Ford, MD Matthew H Blomquist, MD Gary JL Foster, MD John R Bodenhamer, MD Jeffery A Friedland, MD Keith O Bodrero, DO Debra A Friesen, MD Richard K Book, DO J Scott Garlock, MD Julie M Brockway, MD Nel E Gerig, MD Stephen E Brown, MD George D Gibson, MD Diane K Brown-Guard, MD Rhett J Griggs, MD Hai P Bui, MD Sean M Griggs, MD Mark R Bush, MD Deborah Z Gunderson, MD Lawrence J Cedillo, DO Jean S Hadley, MD Jeanine M Compesi, DO Giora Hahn, MD Rand F Compton, MD Richard K Halterman, MD William H Cooper, MD Gordon S Hardenbergh, MD Lillian M Coppola, MD E Lee Hardin, MD Linda A Couillard, DO Lisa A Harner, MD Christopher Courtney, MD Brian C Harrington, MD, Paul E Cutarelli, MD MPH, FAAFP 8

25-Year Physicians The following CMS member physicians graduated from medical school 25 years ago.

Leslie J Havard, MD Amy S Hayes, MD Laura A Hester, MD Gretchen Hinson, MD Raweewan Hoontrakoon, MD Michael J Houghton, MD Michael R Hughes, MD Scott N Hurlbert, MD James D Hutcherson, MD Zaki G Ibrahim, MD Romeo G Icasiano, MD Nuzhat Iqbal, MD Gustavo Isuani, MD Rajesh Jain, MD Gary A Jamell, MD Lisa D Jamroz, MD Carol J Joslin, MD Benjamin E Kassanoff, MD Robert I Kawasaki, MD Donald J Keller, MD Ronald P Keller, MD Lisa S Kettering, MD Maureen L Key, MD Betty S Kim, MD Gail S King, MD Jean S Kutner, MD Curtis L Leonard, MD Peter Lochow, MD Karen C Locke, MD Kelly T Locke, MD Deborah S Lund, MD Robert Macdonald IV, MD Robert M Macdonald, MD Sean P Manion, MD Donald J May, MD Timothy C Meilner, MD Thomas E Meister, MD

Julie A Melchior, MD Brian K Metz, MD Daniel P Miga, MD Eric D Miller, MD Jennifer J Miller, MD Patrick A Miller, MD Thomas A Minor, MD Thomas G Mooney, MD Amy L Muller, MD Mark H Nathanson, DO Kyle C Nickel, MD Christopher A Nusser, MD John E O'Connor, MD Pierre T Onda, MD, MPH Francisca I Onuoha, MD Shawn B Otteman, DO Paul C Padyk, MD Devchand Paul, DO, PhD Antony C Pearson, MD Kathleen B Raphael, MD Michael J Rauzzino, MD Bryan J Reynolds, MD Douglas M Reznick, MD David A Richman, MD Peter D Riley, MD Edwin D Risenhoover, MD Christine D Rogness, MD Brian K Rolfson, MD Robert T Rowland, MD Caroline Rowlands, MD Richard J Russell, MD Joseph P Ryan, MD Jacques A Saari, MD Shahla Sadegh Mousavi, MD Richard L Saiz, MD Paul G Sakiewicz, MD Scott J Samuelson, MD 9

25-Year Physicians The following CMS member physicians graduated from medical school 25 years ago.

Timothy V Sandell, MD Matthew C Sanderson, MD Leslie T Scariano, MD Mark D Schane, MD Jeanne D Seibert, MD Sona M Shah, MD Brent D Shelton, MD Brian T Shields, MD Daniel O Siegel, MD Shailendra K Singh, MD Kevin T Smith, MD Michael A Snyder, MD Heather E Sowell, MD Karin G Spears, MD Michael E Staab, MD Carol A Stamm, MD David L Steitz, MD Leslie S Torgerson, MD Kathleen K Traylor, MD

Brian A Tschumper, MD Cynthia S B Tucker, MD Nga N Turner, MD James R Valenzuela, MD Bruce A Ward, MD Eric R Weidman, MD Kevin L Whaley, MD Clinton R White, MD John P Wilkins, MD Lawrence S Wilner, DO Fiona A Wilson, MD Douglas C Wong, MD Jim A Youssef, MD Alan S Zacharias, MD Daniel R Zenk, MD

Guest Speakers/Faculty Sen. Irene Aguilar, MD

The Ins and Outs of Colorado Care | Friday, 7:45 - 9:30 p.m.

Sen. Aguilar is the only practicing physician in the Colorado state legislature and the force behind the creation of ColoradoCare (Amendment 69), which would create a universal health care system in the state of Colorado.

Amendment 69 will be on the November 2016 ballot. Born and raised in inner-city Chicago, she moved to Denver for her residency training. For 23 years, she worked as a primary care physician for Denver Health and Hospitals and now serves on its board of directors. When the state senate is not in session, she volunteers at the Frederico F. Pena Southwest Clinic Urgent Care Center. In the Colorado Senate Dr. Aguilar serves on the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services, the Colorado Health Benefit Exchange Review Committee, and the Judiciary Committee.

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Henry S. Allen Jr.

Workshop: Consolidation in Health Care: Reversing the Benefits of Competition | Saturday, 9 - 10 a.m. and 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Mr. Allen is a lawyer within the Advocacy Group of the American Medical Association where he works on antitrust issues in health care and medical insurance markets. At the AMA, Mr. Allen has testified before the United States Senate Judiciary Committee on Antitrust in health insurance markets. Prior to joining the AMA, Mr. Allen litigated health care antitrust cases in forums ranging from the superior court of Alaska to the United States Supreme Court in Jefferson Parish Hospital District No 2 v.

Hyde, the landmark exclusive dealing and tying case. Mr. Allen is adjunct professor of law at Northwestern University School of Law where he teaches Antitrust and Healthcare. He has also been adjunct professor at the Kellogg School of Management of Northwestern University and at Cornell University where for two decades he taught health law in the Sloan Institute of Health Services Administration.

Abigail Anderson, MD

Workshop: Avoiding the Pitfalls of Opioid Prescribing | Saturday, 9 - 10 a.m. and 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Dr. Anderson has worked in the field of pain management for 20 years. After completing a residency in neurology, she completed a fellowship in pain and headache management at the University of North Carolina. She served as a fellow associate in the headache clinic at the University of Iowa. She has worked in headache clinics in Colorado as well as in private practice neurology. For the past 10 years, Dr. Anderson has served as an associate medical director with the Center for Personalized Education for physicians, where she currently overseas educational interventions for physicians and physician assistants, many of whom are navigating the challenging waters of pain management.

Cody Belzley

The Ins and Outs of Colorado Care | Friday, 7:45 - 9:30 p.m.

Ms. Belzley is the policy director for Coloradans for Coloradans: No on 69. She has dedicated her career to promoting public health and advancing access to quality health care services in Colorado, especially for low-income and disenfranchised populations. In 2015 Cody founded Common Good Consulting, offering public policy and organizational strategy services primarily to nonprofit organizations working on health and early childhood issues. From 2009-2015, Cody was vice president of health and strategic initiatives for the Colorado Children’s Campaign.

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Dennis Boyle, MD

Non-Verbal Communications in Medicine | Sunday, 7 - 8 a.m.

Dr. Boyle has been involved in the communications field for 20 years. For six years he was the director of the communication program for the medical students at the University of Colorado. Over the last 10 years he has been a risk manager at the COPIC medical liability company and speaks across the state on the topic of disclosing errors and other communication and malpractice issues. He is an academic rheumatologist at Denver Health and Hospitals and an associate professor of medicine at the University of Colorado. Dr. Boyle is also an assistant dean at the University of Colorado in charge of the Office of Community-based Medical Education. He is a founding member of the Academy of Medical Educators.

Floyd Ciruli

COMPAC Luncheon: The Voters Hold the Trump Card | Saturday, 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.

Mr. Ciruli founded Ciruli Associates, a research and consulting firm specializing in public policy and research, in 1985. He holds a law degree from Georgetown University in Washington, D.C., and a bachelor’s degree in political science from UCLA. Mr. Ciruli is the director of the Crossley Center for Public Opinion Research at the University of Denver Josef Korbel School of International Studies. He is an adjunct professor teaching public opinion and foreign policy. Mr. Ciruli is widely known to Colorado audiences as a pollster and political analyst for 9-KUSA TV, KOA Radio and The Denver Post. He hosts the state’s leading blog for politics and trends at www.fciruli.blogspot.com.

Richard Deem

COMPAC Luncheon: The Voters Hold the Trump Card | Saturday, 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.

Mr. Deem is the senior vice president of the American Medical Association Advocacy Group.

In this capacity, he directs the AMA’s federal, state and private sector advocacy efforts, as well as the organization’s health policy functions.

The AMA’s advocacy team includes a political staff that manages physician grassroots activists and a network of patient-activists that total more than 1.2 million voters. The team also serves AMPAC, the AMA’s political action committee, which is rated as one of the most effective political action committees in the country. Mr. Deem has served in numerous capacities in his 33-year career at the AMA. Prior to joining the AMA, he served as a special assistant to former Health and Human Services Secretary Richard S. Schweiker and worked in Sec. Schweiker’s senate office for five years.

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Daniel C. Johnson, MD, FAAHPM

Physician Aid in Dying: Perspectives and Priorities | Sunday, 9:30 - 10:45 a.m.

Dr. Johnson is the National Physician Lead for Palliative Care at Kaiser Permanente’s Care Management Institute. He is also director of supportive care solutions at KP-Colorado and a hospital-based palliative care physician in Denver. Dr. Johnson serves as chair of the Board of Directors for the Colorado Permanente Medical Group. He is clinical faculty at the University of Colorado (UC) and a faculty affiliate for the UC Center for Bioethics and Humanities. Dr. Johnson is a recipient of the Hasting’s Center Cuniff-Dixon Physician Award (2013), a Soros Faculty Scholar for the Project on Death in America, and a graduate of the Harvard Program in Palliative Care Education and Practice.

Jerald B. Johnson

COMPAC Luncheon: The Voters Hold the Trump Card | Saturday, 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.

Mr. Johnson is the CEO of Johnson Consulting Companies, Inc., a Denver-based firm representing clients in lobbying and government relations. He has lobbied the Colorado State Legislature for 40 years. For nearly 25 of them, he has represented the Colorado Medical Society as its contract lobbyist. At the Capitol, he is respected for his professionalism and integrity. He is regarded as one of the best “vote counters” in his business and is among the top fundraisers for candidates of both parties – supporting legislators who support CMS. He is a tireless advocate for physicians and patients.

Mark Johnson, MD, MPH

COMPAC Luncheon: The Voters Hold the Trump Card | Saturday, 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.

Dr. Johnson has been the executive director of the Jefferson County Department of Health and Environment since April 1990. He attended medical school at Loma Linda University in southern California. He served for three years as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Public Health Service in the National Health Service Corps, and was discharged as a Lt. Colonel after serving for seven years in the Army Reserves. Dr. Johnson received his medical specialty training and Masters of Public Health degree at Johns Hopkins University and became board certified in Preventive Medicine and Public Health in 1988. He served as the medical director for the Center for Health Promotion at Loma Linda University, then as the director for preventive medicine services and state epidemiologist in Wyoming.

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Benjamin Kupersmit

The Ins and Outs of Colorado Care | Friday, 7:45 - 9:30 p.m.

Physician Aid in Dying: Perspectives and Priorities | Sunday, 9:30 - 10:45 a.m.

Mr. Kupersmit brings 22 years of experience in market research, including eight years as the pollster to the Colorado Medical Society. He founded Kupersmit Research in 2001, a Denver-based strategic research firm whose clients include corporate, government and nonprofit agencies from across Colorado, and currently serves as its president. Mr. Kupersmit is a native of Mexico City and holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania.

Mark A. Levine, MD

MACRA | Saturday, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Workshop: MACRA | Saturday, 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Dr. Levine is the chief medical officer in the Denver office of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. A quality improvement coach for the agency, he is active in developing and maintaining agency initiatives in clinical quality, payment reform, value-based payment and delivery system innovation. Dr. Levine founded the Colorado Patient Safety Coalition. He serves as clinical professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and the Colorado School of Public Health, teaching in areas of clinical geriatrics, quality, health systems and ethics. Dr. Levine served for many years as a delegate to the American Medical Association and as member and past chair of its Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs, steward of the AMA Code of Medical Ethics. He practiced general internal medicine in the Denver area for over 20 years in a variety of practice settings; solo, small group, large group and integrated group.

Mary LoVerde

Keynote: Physician Heal Thyself | Saturday, 8 - 8:45 a.m.

Workshop: I Used To Have A Handle On Life But It Broke! | Saturday, 9 - 10 a.m.

Ms. LoVerde has travelled the world sharing her innovative strategies for staying connected to what matters most. She has published four books in three languages and has appeared four times on Oprah, a 20/20 special on stress, and was featured on ABC World News Tonight Her original work is published in the Wall Street Journal, the New England Journal of Medicine, and the Ladies Home Journal.

She served on the faculty of the University of Colorado School of Medicine for 15 years as the director of hypertension research. She has been an employee, an employer and an entrepreneur, making her realistic about the challenges of long hours, family commitments, travel, and the desire to have a life that includes sleep.

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Michele Lueck

The Ins and Outs of Colorado Care | Friday, 7:45 - 9:30 p.m.

Ms. Lueck is the president and CEO of the Colorado Health Institute. She joined the organization in November 2010, bringing nearly 20 years of health experience. Over the course of her career, she has worked for organizations that inform health care delivery and policy decisions with research, data and insight. Previously, Ms. Lueck held leadership roles in two health-related nonprofits located on Colorado’s Western Slope.

And before entering the nonprofit world, she worked at Sg2 and Thomson Reuters.

Dean A. McConnell, JD

Medical Divorce | Sunday, 8 - 9 a.m.

Mr. McConnell is senior legal counsel at COPIC. He was a shareholder of Kennedy Childs, practicing in the area of health law, insurance and business counseling from 1989 to 2013. His private practice primarily involved representation and counseling of hospitals, physicians and dentists, medical and dental groups, management service organizations, clinics, and other health care providers and entities. Mr. McConnell also has extensive experience in representing several of the largest insurance carriers in Colorado and other states, including health, dental and disability insurance carriers, as well as general and professional liability carriers.

Cyrus Mirshab, MD

Workshop: “Yeah But...” Organizational Challenges in Physician Wellness | Saturday, 9 - 10 a.m. and 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Dr. Mirshab is an anesthesiologist with the Colorado Permanente Medical Group, PC (CPMG) in Denver. He has been with CPMG for the last 11 years. Prior to that he was in private practice in Denver for one year after completing his residency at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Dr. Mirshab is currently co-chair for the CPMG Physician Wellness Committee, and has been a member since its inception four years ago. Since being at CPMG, Dr. Mirshab has also served on his department’s executive board and was co-chair to his department’s hiring committee. He has a passion for physician wellness and culture change to one of wellness in medicine, and sees many opportunities in this field. He has worked closely with both the Stanford School of Medicine and the Mayo Clinic’s physician wellness experts learning about how to better advance physician wellness in Colorado. His most recent membership is participating as a member the of the newly formed CPMG component for the CMS governing council.

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2016 Annual Meeting Schedule Friday, Sept. 16

Location

Saturday, Sept. 17

Location

12:00 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Finance Committee Castle Peak 1 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. BOD Lunch Castle Peak 3-4 Foyer 12:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Mothers’ Room Torreys Peak 4 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Board of Directors Castle Peak 3-4 3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. BOD Exhibitor Break and refreshments Shavano Foyer 3:00 p.m.

Registration opens Shavano Peak Office 5:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Children’s Activity Center (child care) Castle Peak 1-2 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Exhibitor Reception: Including appetizers and a cash bar Shavano Foyer 7:45 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. The Ins and Outs of Colorado Care: Red Cloud/Shavano

Implications for Providers (CME available)

Sen. Irene Aguilar, Cody Belzley, Benjamin Kupersmit and Michele Lueck

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Healthy Choice Breakfast Shavano Foyer 7:00 a.m.

Early Riser Yoga Studio K - Lakeside Village 7:00 a.m.

Early Riser Hike with Dr. Osbourne-Roberts Gazebo - Lakeside Village 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m. Mothers’ Room Torreys Peak 4 8:00 a.m. – 8:45 a.m. Keynote: Physician Heal Thyself (CME available) Red Cloud/Shavano

Mary LoVerde 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Workshops (CME available)

I Used To Have A Handle On Life But It Broke!

Crestone II

Mary LoVerde

“Yeah But...” Organizational Challenges in Physician Wellness Crestone III

Cyrus Mirshab, MD, CPMG Section • Talk the talk: Language, metrics, and return on investment that make business and operational sense for physician wellness.

• Challenges in Culture Change: How we get people on board with physician wellness in a changing landscape.

• Piloting Programs: Taking small steps toward a bigger end goal.

Dangerous Patient Encounters (1 COPIC point) Torreys I

Michael Victoroff, MD • Categorize violent encounters that health care providers and facilities should prepare for (e.g., patient, non-patient, unarmed, edged weapon, firearm, active shooter, suicide).

• Identify vulnerabilities and assets that factor into the response to a dangerous encounter in health care settings (e.g., physical security, communications, training, rehearsal).

• Review current concepts and guidelines for survival in active shooter and other violent scenarios.

Avoiding the Pitfalls of Opioid Prescribing Torreys II

Abigail Anderson, MD • Common pitfalls of opioid prescribing that can lead to poor patient outcomes and/or sanction by a privileging or licensing body.

• Current guidelines and best practices, such as the Colorado Quad-Regulator Joint Policy for Prescribing and Dispensing Opioids, and the new CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain, and how to apply these in your own practice.

• Tools – including prescription drug monitoring programs – that are appropriate for monitoring patients on opioids and other controlled substances, and how to use them.

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Mergers: Consolidation in Health Care, Reversing the Benefits of Competition

Henry Allen, JD, and Diana Moss, PhD Torreys III • Understanding the importance of competition in the health care supply chain.

• When does health care consolidation harm consumers, medical professionals and innovation?

• Why are large health insurance mergers likely to trigger additional consolidation?

10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Children’s Activity Center (child care) Castle Peak 1-2 10:00 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Exhibitor Break Shavano Foyer 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Adventure Center, Lakeside - Bike and Boat Rental Lakeside Village

(Identify yourself as part of the Colorado Medical Society

for complimentary bike and/or boat rentals) 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. MACRA: The New Physician Payment Program; Red Cloud/Shavano

Tools and Resources to Support the Transition

Mark Levine, MD, and Carol Vargo (CME available) • Be able to answer the question, “What is the Medicare Quality Payment Program/MACRA?” • Explain the difference between MIPS, an alternative payment model and an advanced alternative payment model.

• Describe clinical practice improvement activities and available resources for your practice.

12:15 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. COMPAC Luncheon: The Voters Hold the Trump Card Red Cloud/Shavano

Floyd Ciruli, Rich Deem, Jerry Johnson and Mark Johnson, MD 1:45 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Virtual Policy Presentation Red Cloud/Shavano

M. Robert Yakely, MD 2:15 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Workshops repeated (CME available)

MACRA: The New Physician Payment Program; Crestone I

Tools and Resources To Support the Transition

Mark Levine, MD, and Carol Vargo

“Yeah But...” Organizational Challenges in Physician Wellness Crestone III

Cyrus Mirshab, MD, CPMG Section

Dangerous Patient Encounters (1 COPIC point) Torreys I

Michael Victoroff, MD

Avoiding the Pitfalls of Opioid Prescribing Torreys II

Abby Anderson, MD

Mergers: Consolidation in Health Care, Reversing the Benefits of Competition

Henry Allen, JD, and Diana Moss, PhD Torreys III

Virtual Policy Engagement System Crestone II

M. Robert Yakely, MD 3:15 p.m. – 4:15 p.m. Exhibitor break with giveaway drawings Shavano Foyer 4:15 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Free time 5:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Reception Red Cloud/Shavano Foyer 5:30 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Children’s Activity Center (child care) Castle Peak 1-2 6:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m. Presidential Gala Red Cloud/Shavano • COPIC Dessert Buffet Red Cloud/Shavano Foyer

Sunday, Sept. 18

Location

7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Healthy Choice Breakfast Shavano Foyer 7:00 a.m. – 8:00 a.m. Non-Verbal Communications in Medicine: Red Cloud/Shavano

Let Me See Your Body Talk (1 COPIC point; CME available)

Dennis Boyle, MD • Review the importance of non-verbal communication in medicine.

• Develop a toolkit to improve non-verbal skills.

• Examine non-verbal communication in others.

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8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Physician Alumni breakfast (Past CMS Presidents) Torreys I 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Breakfast with the BOD Crestone I&II 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Medical Divorce: What To Do Before, During Red Cloud/Shavano

and After a Practice Break-Up or Change (1 COPIC point; CME available)

Dean McConnell, JD • Identify prenuptial issues: Steps to take before there is a problem.

• Define legal separation: Steps to take upon the departure of a physician in the practice.

• Analyze the divorce proceeding: Tips for dealing with litigation between partners in a practice.

9:15 a.m. – 9:30 a.m. COPIC Update Red Cloud/Shavano

• Science fair winners 9:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Physician Aid in Dying: Perspectives and Priorities Red Cloud/Shavano

Michael Volz, MD, Daniel Johnson, MD, Lynn Parry, MD,

and Benjamin Kupersmit (CME available)

• Understanding the perspectives and priorities of CMS physicians on this difficult, often polarizing topic, with the hope of identifying areas of common ground where we can work together to protect our patients and our colleagues.

10:45 a.m.

Closing comments

Katie Lozano, MD

Presidential Gala

Saturday, Sept. 17, 6 - 11 p.m., reception starting at 5:30 p.m.

Join your friends and colleagues to celebrate the inauguration of incoming president Katie Lozano, MD, FACR, at the CMS Presidential Gala featuring a reception, dinner, dancing and the scrumptious COPIC-sponsored dessert bar.

This event is free and will feature numerous giveaway drawings (must be present to win) and fun opportunities to have your picture taken with cardboard cutouts of past U.S. presidents and more.

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2016 CMS Annual Meeting Keystone Resort Sept. 16-18, 2016

CMS is pleased to recognize its sponsors whose support helped make this year’s annual meeting possible

Presenting Level Sponsor

COPIC Gold Level Sponsors CIGNA HealthCare Colorado Drug Card GreenLight Pinnacol Assurance UnitedHealthcare

Silver Level Sponsors

Michelle Morin, Waddell & Reed, Inc.

Thank you!

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Guest Speakers/Faculty, cont.

Diana L. Moss, PhD

Workshop: Consolidation in Health Care: Reversing the Benefits of Competition | Saturday, 9 - 10 a.m. and 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Dr. Moss became the president of the American Antitrust Institute in January 2015. An economist, she has developed and expanded AAI’s advocacy channels and strategies, and strengthened communications with enforcers, Congress, other advocacy groups, and the media. Her work spans both antitrust and regulation, with industry expertise in electricity, petroleum, agriculture, airlines, telecommunications and health care. Before joining AAI in 2001, Dr. Moss was at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, where she coordinated the agency’s competition analysis for electricity mergers. From 1989 to 1994, she consulted in private practice in the areas of regulation and antitrust. Dr. Moss is adjunct faculty in the Department of Economics at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Lynn Parry, MD

Physician Aid in Dying: Perspectives and Priorities | Sunday, 9:30 - 10:45 a.m.

Dr. Parry is a past president of the Colorado Medical Society and co-chair of the Council on Ethical and Judicial Affairs (CEJA), the council that was asked by the CMS Board of Directors to carefully consider the issue of physicianassisted end-of-life termination and develop a recommendation as to whether CMS should change existing policy that opposes the practice. She is a neurologist in Denver.

Carol L. Vargo, MHS

MACRA | Saturday, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.

Workshop: MACRA | Saturday, 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Ms. Vargo is director of physician practice sustainability in the AMA Physician Satisfaction and Practice Sustainability Strategic Initiative Group. In this role, she directs AMA activities to support sustainable physician payment and delivery reforms. She also develops external partnerships with hospitals, health systems, commercial payers, technology vendors and other key stakeholders to advance the AMA strategic agenda on implementation of new federal, state and commercial payment and delivery models. Prior to this position, Carol worked at the AMA as an assistant director of federal affairs and outreach, Advocacy Group. In this role, she developed and implemented internal and external policies and strategies to advance the AMA’s priorities with the Federal Executive Branch, including the White House, the Federal Trade Commission, the Department of Justice, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the CMS Innovation Center, and the Office of Health Reform at the Department of Health and Human Services.

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Michael S. Victoroff, MD

Workshop: Dangerous Patient Encounters | Saturday, 9 - 10 a.m. and 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Dr. Victoroff is the risk management consultant for health information technology at COPIC Insurance. He is also chief medical officer at Lynx Collaborative Care Network and Medical Advisor at Amara Healthcare Analytics. He was one of the first physicians to become board certified in the specialty of clinical informatics; he is also board certified in family medicine and an associate clinical professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. He practiced family medicine and obstetrics for 19 years. He has been a medical director for Aetna and a private investigator for Clinical Toxicology, Ltd. He completed a fellowship in biomedical ethics, and has served on numerous ethics committees, including the American Academy of Family Physicians’.

He is a member of ASTM Technical Committee E31 on Healthcare Informatics, which is responsible for standards for Electronic Health Records and the Continuity of Care Record.

Michael Volz, MD

Physician Aid in Dying: Perspectives and Priorities | Sunday, 9:30 - 10:45 a.m.

Dr. Volz, a board-certified allergist/immunologist, is the 2015-2016 president of the Colorado Medical Society. He is currently a solo-practice physician with two offices in Denver in addition to providing coverage in rural Eastern Kansas twice per month. He has served as the president of the Colorado Allergy and Asthma Society and the Clear Creek Valley Medical Society (CCVMS), the medical director for the American Association of Colorado asthma camp, and as a board member of the CCVMS Board of Trustees, the CMS Board of Directors and the Lung Association of Colorado Board of Directors.

M. Robert Yakely, MD

Virtual Policy Engagement System | Saturday, 1:45 - 2 p.m.

Workshop: Virtual Policy Engagement System, 2:15 - 3 p.m.

Dr. Yakely is a retired urologist and longtime CMS leader. He was recently elected CMS president-elect and will be installed as president in September 2017. He served as Speaker of the House of Delegates (since 2011) and on the CMS Board of Directors (since 2006). He has worked on numerous CMS committees, commissions, councils and task forces, including the governance reform task force that developed The New CMS plan and the committee that revised the CMS bylaws. He also served as president of the Clear Creek Valley Medical Society and the Rocky Mountain Urologic Society, and as chair of the CMS Council on Legislation.

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New features this year!

We have added many new features to this year’s meeting to better serve members in all career and life stages. See below for some of the exciting additions, and let us know what you think of the new format by emailing president@cms.org. If you have questions during the meeting, see one of the helpful staff at the registration desk, located in the Shavano Peak Office.

Voting throughout the meeting All programming sessions, workshops and social activities are open to CMS members and their families and guests. We will employ live voting to gauge audience opinions on the subject matter. All are welcome to participate.

Children’s Activity Center CMS will provide activities for children of all ages Friday evening, 5:30 - 10 p.m. (during the Exhibitor Reception and ColoradoCare programming); Saturday midday, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; and Saturday evening, 5:30 11 p.m. (during the reception and Presidential Dinner).

Parents are welcome to stay and play or enjoy the conference while the kids have all the fun with our child care professionals. Activities Saturday midday will be held outside in Lakeside Village, weather permitting.

Mothers’ room Are you or one of your party a nursing mother? The Mothers’ Room, Torreys Peak 4, is steps away from the action and provides a comfortable space for you to tend to your needs and the needs of your family.

Bike and boat rentals The Keystone Resort’s adventure center provides bike and boat rentals for guests. Show your conference badge or mention that you are with the Colorado Medical Society for rentals on us! Fall hours for the Adventure Center are: • Thursday and Friday, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.

• Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Chair lift and gondola rides Open on Saturday and Sunday, CMS guests and their families can pick up foot passenger tickets at the registration desk for chair lift and/or gondola rides for breathtaking views from the top of Dercum Mountain.

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New features this year! cont.

Early riser yoga Join a certified yoga instructor for Early Riser Yoga to refresh your mind and body before a busy day. Meet at Studio K – Lakeside Village a few minutes before 7 a.m. on Saturday.

Early riser hike with Dr. OsbourneRoberts Get some fresh air when you join CMS Past President Tamaan Osbourne-Roberts, MD, on an energizing hike on one of the nearby trails. Meet at the Gazebo in Lakeside Village a few minutes before 7 a.m. on Saturday.

Breakfast with the Board of Directors One of the goals of The New CMS is to connect the streamlined Board of Directors with the full membership at the Annual Meeting. This year we’ll host breakfast with the board where you can express any concerns or ask any questions of your board members. Join us Sunday morning at 8 a.m. in Crestone I&II. A separate breakfast will be provided for those attending the COPIC educational sessions.

Coming this November!

Central Line is a web-based communications platform designed to allow CMS members the ability to collaborate directly with other members, staff and board members on proposed or existing policy ideas and concepts. This application will provide you with an unparalleled voice in CMS by enabling any member to propose new policy ideas 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and to collaborate and provide feedback on other members’ policy ideas.

Watch your email for more information on the launch of this exciting new platform.

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COMPAC-AMPAC Luncheon The Voters Hold the Trump Card

The Political Action Committees of the Colorado Medical Society and the American Medical Association are pleased to present the 2016 COMPAC-AMPAC Luncheon.

Saturday, September 17 12:15 - 1:45 p.m.

Red Cloud/Shavano

Featuring Floyd Ciruli, Rich Deem, Jerry Johnson and Mark Johnson, MD Attendees will enjoy a lively panel discussion with Floyd Ciruli, Colorado’s top nonpartisan analyst; Rich Deem, AMA’s federal and congressional affairs guru; and Jerry Johnson, CMS’s veteran lobbyist. Moderated by Mark B. Johnson, MD, COMPAC chair, they will assess the consequences of the presidential contest, up and down the ballot, and speculate on the various win/lose scenarios on state and federal health policy.

This event is free, but advance registration is requested because of limited space. Inquire at the registration desk.

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CME Information for Participants Continuing Medical Education credit Colorado Medical Society is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The Colorado Medical Society designates this live activity for a maximum of 8.50 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Instructions for receiving credit Attendees who wish to receive CME credit are required to complete an evaluation and request for CME. A Survey Monkey link will be sent shortly after the conference to the e-mail address you provided during registration. CMS will e-mail you a CME certificate approximately three weeks post-conference, after the survey closes. For questions please contact the CME office at 720-858-6309 or cme_chair@cms.org.

Disclosure of financial relationships The speakers and all others in control of the content of this CME activity have reported no relevant financial relationships with commercial interests that would create a conflict of interest for CME purposes.

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Come to the 2016 Annual Meeting kickoff!

Exhibitor Reception Featuring appetizers, drinks, and fellowship

Shavano Foyer Friday, Sept. 16 5:30 - 7:30 PM Additional times to visit with our exhibitors:

SATURDAY 10 - 10:45 a.m. - Exhibitor break 3.15 - 4:15 p.m. - Exhibitor break with giveaway drawings 26

Exhibitors Table #17 Center for Personalized Education for Physicians CPEP, the Center for Personalized Education for Physicians, is a Denver-based nonprofit that provides clinical competence assessments, customized reentry plans, and intensive educational resources for physicians and others nationwide.

Table #3 CIGNA HealthCare (Gold Level Sponsor) CIGNA is a global health service company dedicated to helping people improve their health, well-being and sense of security. CIGNA’s operating subsidiaries in the United States provide an integrated suite of health services. Visit www.cigna.com.

Table #19 ColoradoCare ColoradoCare is a resident-owned, non-governmental health care financing system designed to ensure comprehensive, quality, accessible, lifetime health care for every Colorado resident.

Table #4 Colorado Drug Card (Gold Level Sponsor and CMS Member Benefit Partner) Free Statewide Prescription Assistance Program (PAP): The Colorado Medical Society has partnered with Colorado Drug Card to provide savings to your patients of up to 75 percent on prescription drugs at over 56,000 retail pharmacies. You can help by encouraging your patients to print a free Colorado Drug Card at www.coloradodrugcard.com.

Table #8 Colorado Medical Society – COMPAC COMPAC and the CMS Small Donor Committee are the political arms of CMS. COMPAC supports candidates who support CMS’s policy on comprehensive health care reform, tort reform, managed care reform and more. The CMS Small Donor Committee funds are used to support only those candidates who support CMS’s efforts to maintain a stable medical liability climate.

Table #9 Colorado Medical Society – Member Benefits Program Learn about CMS’s member benefit program, which provides physician-members access to unique products and services that can help them personally and professionally. Visit www. cms.org to see a detailed list of CMS’s member benefit partners and their offerings.

Table #6 Colorado Physician Health Program CPHP assists physicians, residents, medical/PA students, and PAs who may have health problems, which, if left untreated, could adversely affect their ability to practice medicine safely. Visit www.cphp.org.

Table #16 COPIC (Presenting Level Sponsor & CMS Member Benefit Partner) The mission of COPIC, Colorado’s medical professional liability insurance leader, is to improve medicine in the communities we serve. CMS exclusively endorses COPIC as the carrier of choice. CMS members insured with COPIC are eligible for an approximate 10 percent discount on their premium. Visit www.copic.com.

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Exhibitors cont.

Table #10 First Healthcare Compliance (CMS Member Benefit Partner) First Healthcare Compliance helps health care clients save time and money with a comprehensive “turnkey” compliance program management solution addressing all federal requirements from one place. Visit www.1sthcc.com/cms.

Table #2 First National Denver First National Denver customizes financial solutions to meet the unique needs of your practice. From starting and growing a practice, to commercial real estate and equipment needs, you’ll work with an experienced health care banking specialist.

Table #1 Flatirons Practice Management Flatirons Practice Management is a full-service medical billing company based in Boulder, Colo. We provide medical billing services to a variety of specialties nationwide. Visit www. flatironspm.com.

Table #20 GreenLight (Gold Level Sponsor & CMS Member Benefit Partner) GreenLight is the national leader in web-enabled behavioral health testing with over half a million assessments in 35 states. GreenLight is designed to help physicians enhance patient care, improve population health and add incremental revenue to the practice. Visit www.GreenLight.md.

Table #23 Marrick Medical Accidents happen. Many times those injured in accidents are without health insurance and can’t pay for quality medical care. Marrick is your solution to ensure bills are paid. Visit www.MarrickMedical.com.

Table #11 Medical TeleCommunications (CMS Member Benefit Partner) Providing medical answering services since 1975, MTC is uniquely focused on the needs of physicians. Our operators are professional and expertly trained for any situation. Visit www.medteleco.com.

Table #15 Michelle Morin, Waddell & Reed, Inc. (Silver Level Sponsor) Michelle Morin has been increasing awareness of PPACA and its effects on physicians since 2008. Now, as a financial advisor with Waddell & Reed, Michelle assists physicians with investments and financial plans in this changing environment. Email mmorin@wradvisors. com or visit www.MichelleMorin.wrfa.com. Cell: (719) 651-5171; office: (719) 590-1871.

Table #24 Peak View Behavioral Health Peak View Behavioral Health is a 112-bed mental health facility that offers acute psychiatric inpatient and preventative outpatient services to youth and adolescents 9-17, adults and seniors. Visit www.peakviewbh.com.

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Exhibitors cont.

Table #14 Pinnacol Assurance (Gold Level Sponsor) Pinnacol Assurance is Colorado’s leading provider of workers’ compensation insurance.

We provide comprehensive, competitively priced coverage; immediate attention to claims; a highly qualified network of medical providers; and proactive safety programs to over 56,000 Colorado businesses. Visit www.pinnacol.com.

Table #21 Purdue Pharma L.P. Purdue Pharma is known for pioneering research in chronic pain and opioids with abuse deterrent properties. For information about our products and programs, visit www.

PurduePharma.com.

Table #13 Radiology Imaging Associates Radiology Imaging Associates (RIA) Endovascular and Neurovascular Interventionists are renowned and trusted leaders, performing minimally invasive procedures that treat conditions involving the body’s vasculature. Visit www.riaco.com.

Table #12 Sharkey, Howes & Javer (CMS Member Benefit Partner) Sharkey, Howes & Javer specializes in personal financial planning, investment management and retirement plan services for businesses. Larry Howes is one of only two financial advisors in Colorado that has been ranked by Medical Economics as a “Top Financial Advisor for Doctors” every year since 1998. Visit www.shwj.com.

Table #25 Telligen Telligen Quality Innovation Network – Quality Improvement Organization (QIN-QIO), in collaboration with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, is working throughout Colorado to achieve better care, better health for people and communities, and more affordable care through quality improvement. Visit www.telligen.com.

Table #5 TransFirst (CMS Member Benefit Partner) TransFirst® offers secure transaction processing services and payment enabling technologies designed for financial institutions, independent sales organizations, health care, e-commerce, integrated partners, government and merchant customers. Visit www. transfirst.com.

Table #7 UnitedHealthcare (Gold Level Sponsor) UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to helping people live healthier lives by simplifying the health care experience, meeting consumer health needs, and sustaining trusted relationships with care providers. UnitedHealthcare offers a spectrum of health benefit programs for individuals, employers, and Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries.

Visit www.uhc.com.

Table #18 U.S. Navy Recruiting District Denver Visit www.cnrc.navy.mil/Denver. Local phone: (303) 866-1984; toll free: (800) 831-1014.

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