Deadline Extended: Apply to be a Presenter at the 2024 MaineCare Delivery System Reform Forums

Jun 17, 2024

MaineCare’s Delivery System Reform (DSR) Annual Forums will be held on:

• September 16, 2024, in Auburn, ME
• September 24, 2024, in Orono, ME

This year, MaineCare is turning the tables and wants to hear from YOU! Consider applying to be a presenter. The deadline to apply has been extended! All proposals must be submitted by the new deadline of June 24, 2024.

Presenting at the MaineCare DSR Annual Forums is a wonderful way to share expertise, experiences, and excitement for new ideas. The forum's community-generated program will showcase best practices, stories of successful collaborations, lessons learned, and solutions to community-wide issues within various program tracks.

Whether you are a first-time presenter or a veteran public speaker, we welcome your submission! Please read the Call for Proposal Information Page carefully before you begin work on your proposal.

Apply to be a presenter here.

Forum attendees will include health care providers working within the following initiatives/models:

Accountable Communities: contracted entities have accountability for costs and quality for an attributed population through a shared savings model.

Behavioral Health Home (BHH): provides team-based, whole-person care coordination services to individuals with Serious and Persistent Mental Illness and children with Serious Emotional Disturbance

Community Care Team (CCT): provides team-based, whole-person care coordination services to individuals with chronic conditions and complex care management and coordination needs

Housing Outreach and Member Engagement (HOME): provides team-based, whole-person care coordination services to individuals with long-term homelessness

MaineMOM: provides team-based, whole-person care coordination, perinatal and opioid treatment services to pregnant individuals with Opioid Use Disorder

Opioid Health Home (OHH): provides team-based, whole-person care coordination services to individuals with Opioid Use Disorder

Primary Care Plus (PCPlus): provides primary care services through a population-based payment model, while encouraging a team-based approach and integration with behavioral health care.

If you have any questions about the DSR Annual Forum or the Proposal application, please contact our provider relations team at hh-bhh-services.dhhs@maine.gov.