What to Expect from MedVision at NAACOS Spring 2026

ACO Tech, Elevated

The NAACOS Spring 2026 conference is organized exclusively by ACOs, and that distinction shows up in the conversations. Roughly 70% of attendees work directly within ACO and value-based care software environments, so the discussions tend to be grounded and practical rather than theoretical.

This spring's agenda zeroes in on a few themes that we think deserve real attention:

AI in accountable care is the headline act. The conference opens with a plenary panel titled "The Promise of AI-enabled Tools and Technology to Advance Accountable Care and Population Health," followed by a closing session called "AI in ACTION: New Solutions that Advance Accountable Care." The message from NAACOS is clear: AI isn't a side conversation anymore. It's the strategy.

Beyond AI, sessions are also digging into:

• The nuances of newer CMS models, including LEAD, TEAM, ACCESS, and ASM, and how to choose the right path for your organization going into 2027 
• Healthcare risk adjustment strategies as ACOs navigate the Accountable Care Prospective Trend (ACPT) and its downstream financial pressures 
• Digital quality reporting transitions and what cross-payer alignment looks like in practice 
• Home-based primary care innovation and its payment sustainability 
• Rural VBC implementation and the Rural Health Transformation Fund 
  

Whether you're in operations, compliance, clinical leadership, or analytics, there's a track built for you at the NAACOS Spring 2026 agenda.

The ACO Pressure That Doesn't Let Up

Anyone running a value-based organization right now knows the drill. The models keep changing, the benchmarks get tighter, and the administrative load doesn't shrink just because your clinical team is stretched thin. AI-driven accountable care is getting a lot of attention precisely because ACOs are looking for real leverage, not just incremental gains.



A few consistent pain points come up in nearly every conversation we have with ACO leaders:

Risk visibility

An organization must have a clear view of its patient population in real time in order to make informed decisions about allocation of resources, gaps in care, and utilization trends. Otherwise, you're just managing reactively instead of proactively.

Workflow fragmentation

Claims, authorizations, referrals, eligibility, and quality reporting. When these live in disconnected systems, your team carries the burden of reconciliation. That cost is invisible on a dashboard but very visible in staff burnout and data errors.

Performance reporting under evolving rules

Between HEDIS measures, CMMI model transitions, and risk score updates, staying ahead of reporting requirements is its own full-time job.



These aren't new problems. But the solutions are getting sharper, and that's exactly where the right technology starts pulling its weight. If you want to dig into some of the broader strategic context, our guide to value-based care platforms covers a lot of the foundational ground worth revisiting.

What MedVision Is Bringing to Booth 23

QuickCap has been built specifically for organizations like ACOs, IPAs, MSOs, and TPAs navigating the demands of risk-based and delegated care models. If you've followed our journey, you know it's not a generic healthcare IT platform. It's a system designed around the workflows that actually define ACO operations.

Here's what we'll be walking through at Booth 23:

ACO Population Health Management

QuickCap's centralized dashboards give your team a stratified view of patient risk, actionable clinical alerts, and the kind of data visibility that supports proactive interventions rather than reactive scrambles. ACO population health management only works when your data is organized and timely, and that's exactly what QuickCap v7 is built to support.

Risk Adjustment and Analytics

Understanding your financial exposure in a shifting payment environment requires more than standard reporting. QuickCap's analytics tools let administrators model utilization trends, track cost performance, and identify where healthcare risk adjustment decisions need to be made before they become cost overruns.

Care Coordination Across the Continuum

QuickCap streamlines referral tracking, authorization management, and case management workflows in a single system. Care coordination technology is only as good as the data it's built on, and QuickCap v7 keeps that data connected across your network so patients don't fall through the cracks between handoffs.

Claims Processing and Quality Reporting

From claims adjudication to performance tracking according to HEDIS measures, the platform takes care of the administrative machinery necessary for ensuring the financial health of an ACO. Fewer errors, faster cycles, better reporting.



You can learn more about QuickCap’s support for accountable care organization operations on our solutions page.

A Conference Worth Attending (and a Booth Worth Stopping At)

We're not there to run through a script. We're there to listen to what your team is dealing with and talk through whether and how QuickCap v7 can help.

The conference sessions wrap up each afternoon, and the exhibit hall is open throughout the event. Booth 23 is a good spot to take a break from the sessions and dig into something practical.



Whether you're evaluating platforms for the first time, looking to expand what your current system can do, or just curious about how others in the ACO space are using technology, the conversation is worth having. And if you want to go deeper on care coordination and what good value-based care software looks like in practice, our blog on care coordination and case management is a useful primer before you arrive.

See You in Baltimore

The NAACOS Spring 2026 Conference runs April 22–24 at the Hilton Baltimore Inner Harbor. Team MedVision will be at Booth 23 throughout the exhibit schedule. If you'd like to set up time ahead of the event, our team is happy to arrange it.



We're looking forward to the conversations. Good ones always happen at NAACOS.

Meet Us in Baltimore