Kim, thank you for connecting with Flexion!
We’re bringing together a small, invitation-only group of CMS leaders and subject-matter experts for a conversation focused on optimizing post-acute care program integrity.
The discussion will explore technology and the art of the possible—connecting data, policy, payment, and technology to help shape what comes next.
We’d be glad to have you be part of the conversation.
- ◆Kickoff session
- Early November 2026
- 2 hours
- Virtual or in person, your call
- Organized by Flexion, industry-led
- ◆Roundtable / Technical Expert Panels
- February 2027
- Small, invitation-only discussion
- Conversation, not slides
- Organized by Flexion, industry-led
- ◆What's nextInvitations and the full agenda with the participant list will reach you by November.
The next step isn't a technology challenge alone.
Post-acute care is entering a period of significant change. New capabilities in data integration, analytics, and AI are opening possibilities for program oversight that weren't realistic even a few years ago. But meaningful progress sits at the intersection of data, policy, payment, technology, and human experience.
With deep experience supporting federal healthcare programs, Flexion is bringing together a select group of CMS leaders and subject-matter experts to identify the challenges that matter most and help shape what comes next across nursing homes, hospice, and post-acute care. These perspectives don't often end up in the same room. This time, we want yours there.
Two sessions, one goal: realizing the art of the possible.
Kickoff session
Early November 2026 · Time & location TBC with participantsAn exploratory discussion ahead of the February Roundtable, a small, invitation-only executive session to identify the challenges and opportunities that warrant executive attention.
- Rethinking disparate data. Connecting Nursing Home, Hospice & PAC sources (quality, assessment, survey & certification, claims) to optimize oversight.
- Shaping the Roundtable agenda. Reviewing a conceptual framework for February; input on topics, panels, and breakout structure.
Executive Roundtable
Mid-February 2027 · Baltimore, MD · Venue & time to be announcedA full day moving from broad conversation to focused work.
- Technical expert panels. A dynamic morning of moderated conversations, government and industry voices in the same room, working through real constraints out loud. Fewer slides, more candor.
- Breakout sessions. The afternoon organizes attendees into smaller tracks around specific problem areas. Each track closes with a short report-out, so the day ends with concrete next steps.
The details, on demand.
Scan the headlines. Expand what you want to go deeper on.
Why this matters
The oversight opportunity hiding in fragmented data
+
Why this matters
CMS oversees more than 30,000 post-acute care providers, with critical functions for ensuring proper payment, appropriate certification, and high quality, all leveraging various data sources. Technologies exist now that can optimize program surveillance and oversight, including through data integration.
Claims data, survey and certification data, and patient/resident assessment data serve key purposes, for separate programs, run by separate teams. What if technology could synchronize these sources to optimize oversight, including early detection of risk and potentially hidden waste, fraud, and abuse? Modern technologies can make the optimal possible, through fast, low-risk wins.
What Flexion aims to achieve
Three principles guiding the series
+
What Flexion aims to achieve
Prove value without a large bet
The strongest modernization wins start as a small, working prototype against real data, not a multi-year business case. Value should show up in weeks, not years.
Government and industry at one table
The best ideas about program integrity come from the people closest to the problem: policy leads, investigators, and the technologists building the tools.
Practical over theoretical
We're less interested in a framework nobody uses than in a discrete use case, a defined problem we can build solutions toward quickly.
Who is Flexion?
Why we're convening the conversation, not just attending it
+
Who is Flexion?
Flexion is an adaptive software delivery partner that works inside CMS's systems, which is why we're convening this conversation rather than just attending it. We partner with government agencies and commercial organizations to build adaptable systems that are easy and affordable to change as policy and technology shift. Our expertise lies in surfacing patterns in fragmented, complex systems and making them adaptable as models and regulations evolve.
AI Enablement
We help organizations identify realistic AI-driven improvements and build a clear, prioritized path to act on them.
Product Modernization
We take legacy systems apart carefully and rebuild them as modular, flexible platforms, not a multi-year, all-or-nothing rewrite.
Cloud & DevOps
We operate secure, compliant, resilient cloud environments and embed practices that make change routine instead of disruptive.
Strategic Advisory
We help leaders align technology decisions with long-term strategy, what needs to happen now, and what should stay flexible later.
Our federal partnerships
Flexion is a current technology partner to CMS, HHS, CDC, GSA, the U.S. Tax Court, USGS, and other federal and state agencies. Through Flextone, our SBA 8(a), MBE, DBE, and SDB-certified joint venture, we deliver in regulated, public-sector environments built for accountability.
A day built for candor, not slides.
A sample shape of the February Roundtable. The final agenda is being developed with CMS and will reach invitees by November.
Framing the opportunity
A focused conversation with CMS leadership and select SMEs to identify the challenges and opportunities that warrant executive attention.
Rethinking how disparate data can work together
Uncovering gaps and connecting Nursing Home, Hospice & PAC sources (quality, assessment, survey & certification, claims) to optimize program integrity.
Shaping the Executive Roundtable
Reviewing the conceptual framework for February; input on topics, panels, and breakout structure.
Opening & the art of the possible
Why this group, why now, and what a fast, low-risk win actually looks like.
Program integrity in post-acute care
Government and industry voices working through real constraints out loud. Fewer slides, more candor.
Connecting the data that doesn't talk
Claims, survey & certification, and assessment data, synchronizing sources for earlier risk detection.
Working lunch & breakout preview
Participants self-select into afternoon problem tracks.
Problem-focused tracks begin
Smaller groups organized around specific problem areas, going deep on one thing instead of skimming several.
Build the use case
Each track defines a discrete, buildable use case, the kind that could become a working prototype in weeks.
Shared next steps
Every track reports out. The day ends with a concrete list of next steps, not just good conversation.
Kim, we'd value your perspective in the room.
Whether that's twenty minutes on a call, a few pointed questions about our vision, or taking part in the November kickoff, let's find a time that suits you.
Find a time that suits you →