MedVision at the 2026 NPA Spring Policy Forum

The NPA Spring Policy Forum is not a typical conference. It is a strategic gathering where PACE (Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly) leaders meet face-to-face with the federal officials and lawmakers who write the rules. While the annual NPA conference focuses on how to run a PACE program, this forum focuses on what is coming next.

The 2026 agenda centres on three areas that will define the next phase of the model:

• Lawmaker Access: Direct sessions with federal officials and members of Congress give PACE leaders a rare opportunity to hear and influence the policy direction for the program.
• Capitol Hill Day: A structured opportunity to demonstrate to representatives that PACE is not just a care model but a financially sound solution that reduces downstream costs across the entire healthcare system.
• Public Service Awards (March 23rd): A moment for the industry to recognise the individuals who have fought to expand access to care for the seniors who need it most.
  

Running a healthcare program without tracking federal policy is like navigating by looking in the rearview mirror. You can technically keep moving, but you will not see what is coming until it is already on top of you.

Bridging the Gap Between Policy and Your Desk

MedVision's role at this forum is not passive. We are there to translate the language of DC directly into the tools your team uses every day. Any change to a federal requirement on a Monday needs to be reflected in your system by Tuesday; that is the standard we hold ourselves to.



Attending the forum is how we ensure your organization stays:

• Audit-Ready: When CMS updates reporting requirements, we build those standards into the platform so your team can focus on participants, not paperwork.
• Financially Confident: Understanding the latest reimbursement models enables us to refine your financial tracking tools to ensure you capture every dollar you are entitled to.
• Operationally Prepared: Whether it is care coordination, data sharing, or claims processing, your technology should reduce your to-do list, not add to it.

How QuickCap Keeps Your Program Ahead of the Curve

Every policy discussion at the forum eventually lands in your operations. QuickCap is built specifically for the PACE environment, not adapted from a generic administrative platform, but designed from the ground up for the complexity and compliance demands of this model.

Here is how it supports your program:

• Centralized IDT Access: Your Interdisciplinary Team works from a single source of truth. Medical history, care plans, and medication records are all available in real time to every member of the team.
• MMR and EDI Automation: Fixed monthly payments from Medicare and Medicaid require perfect accuracy. QuickCap automates the Monthly Membership Report claims and EDI billing cycle so nothing falls through the gaps.
• Advanced OCR: Paper claims and multi-page PDFs are read and processed automatically using Optical Character Recognition, reducing manual entry errors and speeding up your intake process.
• Compliance Safeguards: The system automatically tracks SNF hospital responsibility and Maximum Out-of-Pocket (MOOP) limits, keeping every claim aligned with federal requirements and protecting your program from unexpected shortfalls.

Join Us at the Forum

If you are attending the NPA Spring Policy Forum at the Mayflower Hotel this March, come find the MedVision team at booth #22. We would love to hear about the specific challenges your program is facing and show you how QuickCap is already built to meet them.

If you cannot make it to DC, stay tuned; we will be bringing the most important insights from the forum directly to you.

Ready to see QuickCap in action?