Nephro-Economics 2025: Advancing Kidney Care in a Changing Environment
Friday, May 30, 2025 | 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM EST
Hosted by the American Society of Nephrology in collaboration with Columbia University Irving Medical Center Division of Nephrology
Objectives
Learn about the latest trends influencing the practice of nephrology as well as outcomes and experiences for people living with kidney diseases, such as:
- Kidney care delivery patterns
- Federal kidney health and transplant policy
- Quality initiatives in kidney and transplant care
Target Audience
Nephrology health professionals, policymakers, patients, and others with an interest in how reimbursement, quality metrics, and federal policy affects the practice of nephrology, people with kidney diseases, and kidney health and care in America are encouraged to attend.
View Recordings
- Introduction - Sumit Mohan, MD, MPH
- What to Expect for Kidney Care from the Federal Government in 2025 - Daniel Weiner, MD, MPH, FASN
- Hospital Profits, Charity Care, and Price TransparencyGe Bai, PhD, CPA
- Overcoming Barriers to Therapeutic Innovation in Kidney Disease - Ankur Shah, MD, FASN /span>
- What Have We Learned from Integrated Care Delivery Models in Kidney Disease? - Kevin Erickson, MD, MS, FASN
- Is There a Workforce Shortage in Nephrology? (And if so, how do we fix it?) - Suzanne Boyle, MD, MS
- Medicare Advantage: Friend or Foe? - Eugene Lin, MD, MS, FASN
- Lunch Symposium: Incorporating the Patient Perspective in Kidney Policy Changes - Jack Lennon, MBA , Precious McCowan, MS, PhD, and Anne Huml, MD, MS
- Can the Promises of New Transplant Policies be Fulfilled? - Roslyn Mannon, MD, FASN
- The Financial Impact of Living Kidney Donation on Donors, Recipients, and the Healthcare System - Amit Mathur, MD, MS
- Kidney Care in 2050: Long-term Policy Goals to Improve Patient - Suzanne Watnick, MD, FASN
Questions?
Please contact Rachel Meyer, ASN's Strategic Policy Advisor to the Executive Vice President at rmeyer@asn-online.org.