FLYING THE PLANE WHILE BUILDING THE PLANE: DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO PILOT THE TRANSFORMATION OF HEALTHCARE?
HCEG’s Executive Leadership Roundtable at HLTH
DATE AND TIMEWednesday, October 30th, 201912:00PM to 3:00PM ET |
Hosted by: HealthCare Executive Group (HCEG) in collaboration with the Center for Healthcare Innovation (CHI), the International Association of Innovation Professionals (IAOIP), and the Workgroup Electronic Data Interchange (WEDI) and sponsored by Appian
Flying the Plane While Building a Plane: Do you have what it takes to pilot the transformation of healthcare?
The change required to successfully evolve today’s complex and costly health system will rely not only of technological and digital innovation, but on leadership as well. Healthcare organizations need to be able to build trust, collaboration, and cooperation amongst payers, providers, patients, and members across today’s massive healthcare ecosystem that accounted for 17.9% of the US economy in 2017.
Join an expert panel from groups dedicated to healthcare, innovation and information exchange will guide you on your flight, offering insights on the leadership precursors to real innovation, how to overcome barriers to lasting change and your checklist on what healthcare leaders must do to transform healthcare as they implement emerging technologies like AI, edge-computing, and robotic process automation..
In roundtable and large groups discussions, the session will tackle:
- How the digital revolution makes leadership, transformation and innovation more challenging, especially for healthcare organizations transitioning to a consumer-centric focus
- Identifying hidden barriers that keeps leaders from creating a workplace culture that supports long-term success and leading-edge technologies
- Personal success factors (expertise, knowledge, technical skills) that can actually distort leadership’s ability to see problems clearly and truthfully over time
- How to create greater organizational accountability and collaboration to unleash expertise and innovation
- Approaches to adopting the values required for digital transformation while recognizing the value of legacy businesses
- How to address the public’s declining trust in US health care systems
- Avenues to promote and support innovation, change and transformation in your organization
Host, Sponsor and Participants
- Ferris Taylor, Executive Director, HealthCare Executive Group (HCEG) – Host Organization
- Cate McConnell, Global Industry Leader for Healthcare Payers, Appian – Roundtable Sponsor
- Charles Stellar, President & CEO, Workgroup Electronic Data Interchange, (WEDI) – Moderator
- Lynn Hanessian, Chief Strategist, Edelman, and Board Member, Center for Healthcare Innovation (CHI) – Panelist
- Dr. Sunnie Giles, President of Quantum Leadership Group and author of “The New Science of Radical Innovation” – Panelist
- Jason Woo, MD, MPH, FACOG Medical Officer, US Public Health Service; Founder, Learning Core Leadership Through Service; and Consultant to Arbinger Institute – Panelist
- DeLeys Brandman, MD, Founding Board member IAOIP and Medical Director California Telemedicine Services, Babylon Health – Panelist
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Panelists
Ferris Taylor
Executive Director, HCEG
Lynn Hanessian
Chief Strategist, Edelman Health representing Center for Healthcare Innovation (CHI)
DeLeys Brandman MD MPH
Panelist from International Association of Innovation Professionals (IAOIP)
Charles Stellar
President & CEO, Workgroup Electronic Data Interchange, (WEDI)
Jason Woo, MD, MPH, FACO
Medical Officer, US Public Health Service and Founder, Learning Core
Dr. Sunnie Giles
President of Quantum Leadership Group and author of “The New Science of Radical
LOCATIONMGM Grand Convention Center Section 365-368 |
VALUE-BASED RELATIONSHIPS AND REIMBURSEMENT: HOW CAN INDUSTRY COLLABORATE TO SPEED THE MOVE TO VALUE?
HCEG ELR at HCEG’s Annual Forum
DATE AND TIMEWednesday, September 11th, 20198:00AM to 10:00AM ET |
The U.S. healthcare system remains predominantly fee-for-service, despite considerable investment, evolving regulation, and prolific conversation aimed at moving to value. In reality, few are incentivized to provide value-based care, and most have varying definitions of what value means. Panel experts kick off a conversation about top challenges and opportunities in transitioning from FFS, and which realistic next step they plan to take to make real progress in the move to value.
- Persistent challenges in the move to value, and thoughts on overcoming them
- Recent successes in new payment models and lessons-learned
- Collaborating for value-based care – a look at cross-industry partnerships
- What key decisions need to be made to move forward on this HCEG Top 10 issue?
Five Reasons to Attend Our Executive Leadership Roundtable
- Extend the value of your attendance at the 2019 HCEG Annual Forum
- Have a chance to clarify and extend the information and insight obtained in the previous two days of the Annual Forum
- Obtain actionable information
- Network with other healthcare leaders and industry participants
- Wind down from the Annual Forum with breakfast
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Panelists
Jeff Micklos
Executive Director at Health Care Transformation Task Force
Mayur Yermaneni
Chief Strategy & Growth Officer at eQHealth Solutions
Harry Merkin
Vice President of Marketing at HealthEdge
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LOCATIONHotel Commonwealth Fenway Ballroom |
TOTAL CONSUMER HEALTH & THE DIGITAL HEALTHCARE ORGANIZATION
HCEG ELR at AHIP’s Consumer Experience and Digital Health Event
DATE AND TIMEThursday, December 13th, 20181:00 PM to 3:30 PM CT
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The trend toward healthcare consumerism and digital health is driving what health plans, health systems, and healthcare providers are offering – or in the process of offering – their plan sponsors, the members those plan sponsors serve and the individuals participating in the U.S. healthcare market. Indeed, Total Consumer Health and The Digital Healthcare Organization are ranked #2 and #5 respectively by health insurance, health system and healthcare providers on the 2019 HCEG Top 10. Moreover, these two items and their closely aligned variations have ranked in the HCEG Top 10 for the last decade.
It’s obvious that healthcare consumerism and digitally-enabled organizations are front and center on the mind of healthcare leaders. Digitally transforming their organizations with a focus on facilitating consumerism is critical for all healthcare leaders.
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Join Digital Healthcare Leaders & Forum Attendees in Nashville
HCEG’s Executive Leadership Roundtable events are held in intimate, informal and free-flowing settings where the exchange of facts, ideas, and questions are encouraged between roundtable panelists and participants. Our roundtables provide a safe space where participants can find common ground, obtain insight to solve problems and achieve results for those with different needs and views. The fact that our ELR’s are complimentary, free of vendor-speak and offer food and beverages are an additional benefit.Participants at our roundtable event immediately following the closing of the 2018 AHIP Consumer Experience & Digital Health Forum (AHIP CDF) will enjoy the unique perspective and long-running insight of two distinguished panelists: Brian Lobley, President, Commercial and Consumer Markets at Independence Blue Cross and Stuart Hanson, Managing Director, Head of Healthcare Payments at JPMorgan Chase & Co. And HCEG’s Executive Director Ferris Taylor will moderate the roundtable.
Panelists
Brian Lobley
President, Commercial & Consumer Markets at Independence Blue Cross
Stuart Hanson
Managing Director, Healthcare Payments at JPMorgan Chase & Co
Ferris Taylor
HCEG Board Chair & COO/Consultant at Arches Health Plan
Healthcare Consumerism & Digital Healthcare
Brian Lobley and Stuart Hanson will share their insight and engage ELR participants on expanding the overall theme of the AHIP’s Consumer Experience & Digital Health Forum. Tentative topics that will be discussed include:
- Insight into how healthcare organization can enhance member/patient engagement
- How competition from new entrants, cost containment pressures associated with value-based programs, health/entitlement reforms, and technological innovations may impact ‘healthcare consumerism’
- Approaches for turning passive health plan members and health system patients into active healthcare consumers
- Catalysts for healthcare consumerism change: employer groups demanding better value and trend of health plan members and individuals directly engaging with plans and providers
- How value-based relationships demand that healthcare organizations engage with their members and patients
To be sure, HCEG roundtables are free-flowing interactions with heavy attendee participation and they often take a direction of their own. There’s a good chance that the above pre-planned topics may take a turn toward what participants share with Brian, Stuart, and Ferris.
Extend the Value of Your AHIP Consumer Experience & Digital Health Forum Attendance
Your attendance at healthcare conferences can be a non-trivial expense. By taking just a few extra hours of your time at the AHIP CDF, you may extend the value of your AHIP registration, travel and lodging investment. And if you’re not attending the AHIP CDF in Nashville but have a few hours to join other healthcare executives, industry leaders and AHIP CDF participants in an intimate venue at our Executive Leadership Roundtable. your also welcome to attend our Executive Leadership Roundtable – complimentary also.If you have any questions about this Executive Leadership Roundtable event at the AHIP Consumer Experience & Digital Health Forum in Nashville, please contact us.
Note: Our ELR will end at approximately 3:00 pm CT to allow participants plenty of time to get to the Nashville Airport to board late afternoon flights.
Get a Discount off Registration to AHIP’s CDF
HCEG’s luncheon roundtable taking place on Thursday, December 13th, the last day of the AHIP CDF, is complimentary. If you’re interested in attending AHIP’s forum on December 10th through mid-day on the 13th, you can use code ‘HCEG’ to receive a discount off your AHIP CDF registration here.
LOCATIONMusic City Center |
The Music City Center is Nashville’s convention center located in the heart of downtown. The 2.1 million square foot facility opened in 2013 and was built so that Nashville could host large, city-wide conventions in the downtown area.
THE BLUE ZONES of HAPPINESS: “LESSONS FROM THE WORLD’S HAPPIEST PEOPLE”
With NYTimes Bestselling Author Dan Buettner
DATE AND TIMEFriday, September 14th, 20187:30 AM to 9:30 AM CT |
Dan is an explorer, educator, author, producer, storyteller and public speaker who also holds three Guinness records for endurance cycling. Come join other executives and participate in a breakfast discussion on the Blue Zones of Happiness.
“Filled with realistic, constructive information, this (Dan’s) book is a useful manual for individuals and communities to take the initiative toward happier, healthier lives.” – Publishers Weekly.
Keynote Speaker at HealthCare Executive Group Annual Forum – Sep 12th – 14th
In this session, Dan builds on the keynote address he’ll provide to HCEG Annual Forum attendees the day before. He’ll share his research on longevity and some of the secret facets of happiness, including personal satisfaction, positive affect and purpose, as he has discovered from around the world.
This is an opportunity for participants to better understand how measurable aspects of life – happiness, personal satisfaction, and purpose – weave together in diverse ways in some of the world’s happiest places. We expect this session to be a game changer to help executives in setting up their personal lives to be the happiest they can be.
This HCEG Executive Leadership Roundtable event – a special addition to our 2018 Annual Forum – is open to HCEG Annual Forum attendees as well as local Minneapolis employer, health plan, health system and provider executives. Join us to learn about and apply the lessons of true happiness in all aspects of your life.
Register Today to Bring Additional Happiness to Your Life
P.S. If you want more of a teaser and motivation to register to attend this fantastic opportunity, take a quick look at a recent interview with Dan – http://bit.ly/HCEGBlueZones
For information about the HCEG Annual Forum including registration for healthcare executives, click here.
Please note: tickets are non-refundable
LOCATIONHewing Hotel Andrews Ballroom |
The 2018 HCEG Annual Forum will be held at the Hewing Hotel, located in the North Loop of Minneapolis. Adjacent to downtown, the North Loop is ideally situated near theaters, parks, the Mississippi River, Target Field and more.
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP ROUNDTABLE AT HLTH.CO’s ‘FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE FORUM’
Exclusive Opportunity for attendees of HLTH.co
DATE AND TIMEWednesday, May 9th, 20181:40 PM to 4:30 PM PT |
We invite you to join other healthcare leaders on Wednesday, May 9th from 1:40pm-4:30pm PT for an exclusive, post-HLTH Future of Healthcare Forum Executive Leadership Roundtable co-hosted by HCEG and the HLTH.CO (with joint participation with the Center for Healthcare Innovation and the International Association of Innovation Professionals).
This Executive Leadership Roundtable will focus on Innovations in Technology impacting Mobile/Digital Health Tools (#8 on 2018 HCEG Top Ten) and Clinical Data and Analytics (#1 on 2018 HCEG Top Ten)
Attendees will discuss…
- Innovative strategies health plans, health systems and provider organizations are using to reduce downstream spending while improving overall health outcomes by addressing social determinants of health.
- How state-of-the-art data and technologies and opening new opportunities to move consumer health forward.
- Opportunities to work with healthcare and technology leaders to identify the factors having the most impact on healthcare and life flow.
- Considerations for tailoring specific approaches and investment to address the needs of health plan members and healthcare patients.
- How ground-level community stakeholders can guide health plans and health systems to where funding creates the most effective SDOH improvements.
Why Attend?
- Convene with peer executives and industry thought leaders in an intimate, small group setting
- Explore priority challenges and opportunities to innovate as the industry landscape evolves
- Extend the value of your attendance at the HLTH – The Future of Healthcare Forum
- Enjoy an open and constructive discussion about these HCEG Top 10 issues as well as professional networking opportunities
- This event is FREE for HCEG, The Center for Healthcare Innovation and the International Association of Innovation Professionals, their member organizations and invited guests!
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Facilitator
As an executive leader with more than 35 years of experience in healthcare, association management and organizational leadership, Stellar oversees the strategic guidance of WEDI, its staff and committees. Previously, Stellar retired as executive vice president of America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP), the trade association representing the nation’s health insurance industry, where he was the key liaison between AHIP’s 350 plan and 400 affiliate members, ensuring consistency in messaging and shaping AHIP’s membership strategy. At AHIP, Stellar’s extensive portfolio included overseeing member services related to positioning the association and its diverse membership to a variety of national, state and local audiences.
Prior to his tenure at AHIP, Stellar was president and CEO of the American Managed Care and Review Association (AMCRA); executive director of Healthmaster HMO/IPA; deputy administrator of Charter Medical Services in Saudi Arabia; executive director of EyeCare Associates; associate executive director of the American Association of Foundations for Medical Care; and associate executive director of the American Association of the Professional Standards Review Association (PSRO). Stellar earned bachelor degrees in health administration and business administration at the University of North Carolina.
Charles W. Stellar
President and CEO, WEDI
Panelist
Dr. Sunnie Giles
Author, The New Science of Radical Innovation | Quantum Leadership Group
Dr. Sunnie Giles is a new generation expert on radical innovation. She catalyzes radical innovation and takes the mystery out of what radical innovation is and how to consistently produce it.
She is the creator of Quantum Leadership for Radical Innovation®, a program based on her breakthrough research that transforms leaders into ones fit to deliver radical innovation and redefine the rules of the game. In applies concepts from neuroscience, complex systems approach, quantum mechanics.
Her new book on radical innovation was published on April, 10, 2018.
In the era of VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity), decision-making is very challenging for leaders because one can rarely foresee the consequences of one’s decisions. Traditional leadership (command and control) must give way to a whole new approach to leadership. Many organizations want to produce radical innovation (the kind that produces a minimum 10x improvements, fundamentally changes how value is created in an industry) but they don’t know what it is or where to start. Grounded on solid leading edge research, she takes the mystery out of radical innovation and catalyzes leaders to take massive action for dramatic results.
She is a TEDx speaker on radical innovation and an advisor at the Stanford Business School Institute of Innovation in Developing Economies. Her recent research on global leadership for innovation has been published by Harvard Business Review. She writes regularly in her Forbes leadership blog. She will be speaking at the Global Peter Drucker Forum 2018, in Vienna Austria.
Lynn Hanessian is the Chief Strategist for Edelman. In her position, she brings together industry, content, and media expertise to craft campaigns to achieve the business objectives of her clients. She is focused on health and science engagement initiatives reaching a wide range of audiences. She supports efforts addressing market access priorities for clients in the US, ensuring integration and coordination across marketing, communications and policy initiatives. Thought leader engagement and patient advocacy counsel are core components of these efforts.
Lynn has a deep background in health, medical and science strategic positioning, and communication working with hospitals and health systems, payers, pharmaceutical and device companies, medical societies and patient advocacy groups. Lynn has led regional, national and global teams providing support to pharmaceutical and medical products at all stages of the product life cycle. She has counseled clients on developing their value proposition and narrative for priority stakeholders.
Lynn’s background includes expertise in corporate and foundation relations, medical associations, philanthropy, fund raising, and children’s issues. Prior to Edelman, she held positions at the American Academy of Pediatrics. She started her career at the University of Chicago Medical Center.
She has a long history of volunteer leadership involvement with the patient advocacy community. Lynn is currently a member of the President’s Council of the Cancer Support Community, a board member of the Center for Healthcare Innovation, and past board chair for the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America.
She earned an AB in economics from the University of Chicago.
Lynn Hanessian
Chief Strategist, Edelman
Ferris W. Taylor
HCEG Board Chair and COO / Consultant at Arches Health Plan
Ferris W. Taylor, until recently was Chief Strategy and Chief Operating Officer at Arches Health Plan, a non-profit member-governed health insurance company providing health plan options to individuals and groups throughout Utah. Since the launch of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Arches had welcomed over 80,000 Utahns as Members of its CO-OP and was committed to making health care better and more affordable. Unfortunately, Arches is one of the CO-OPs being shut down by the government. He is a consultant COO in wind down of the Arches operations. Taylor brings more than 30 years of healthcare experience in technology and consulting services. His Arches’ role included the vision of aligned members and providers around value through care delivery, payment reform, appropriate benefit design and fully-integrated state-of-the-art technology by transforming the nature of insurance payments and benefits to promote high quality, patient-centered and integrated care in an understandable, fair and affordable manner.
LOCATIONARIA Las Vegas Resort & Casino
3730 S Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89158
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The ARIA Las Vegas Resort & Casino is a AAA Five Diamond Hotel, just ten minutes from the McCarran International Airport, is located in CityCenter, an urban metropolis on the Las Vegas strip.
EXPLORE EMERGING AND HIGH-PRIORITY HEALTHCARE OPPORTUNITIES AT THE INTERSECTION OF POPULATION HEALTH, VALUE BASED CARE, AND THE ENGAGED DIGITAL CONSUMER
DATE AND TIMEThu, December 7, 20171:00 PM – 4:30 PM CST |
Sponsored by:
We invite you to join other healthcare leaders on Thursday, December 7th from 1:00pm-4:30pm CT for an exclusive, post-AHIP Forum Executive Leadership Roundtable co-hosted by HCEG and the Center for Medical Interoperability.
This Executive Leadership Roundtable will focus on Social Determinants and Clinical Data Impacting Population Health.
Attendees will discuss…
- Innovative strategies health plans, health systems and provider organizations are using to reduce downstream spending while improving overall health outcomes by addressing social determinants of health.
- How state-of-the-art data and technologies and opening new opportunities to move consumer health forward.
- Opportunities to work with community leaders to identify the factors having the most influence on individual health and quality of life.
- Considerations for tailoring specific approaches and investment to address the needs of health plan members and healthcare patients in their communities.
- How ground-level community stakeholders can guide health plans and health systems to where funding creates the most effective SDOH improvements.
Why Attend?
- Convene with peer executives and industry thought leaders in an intimate, small group setting
- Explore priority challenges and opportunities to innovate as the industry landscape evolves
- Extend the value of your attendance at the AHIP Consumer Experience & Digital Health Forum
- Tour the Center for Medical Interoperability and catch the vision of where they might take healthcare
- A late lunch will be provided following AHIP’s CDH Forum as well as professional networking opportunities
- This event is FREE for HCEG members and a few special guests!
Facilitator
David Di Loreto, MD
SVP GE Healthcare
Dr. DiLoreto, senior vice president at GE Healthcare Camden Group, is a physician-executive who is highly experienced in executive management, strategy and operations of healthcare delivery systems, and managed care companies. He has deep management expertise in community-based and academic health systems, large group medical practices, hospitals, and managed care organizations. His areas of specialty include clinical transformation, population health, business process improvement, leadership development, medical informatics, quality improvement and patient safety, and data management and analytics.
Dr. DiLoreto has also served as the founding executive of a 700-physician academic faculty practice, president of an IPA and oversaw medical management, medical affairs, hospitalist programs, employed physician practices, and health system quality and case management programs. Dr. DiLoreto most recently served as the chief executive officer of WellPledge, a health information technology company with a mobile platform that links health coaches, providers, and people with chronic diseases. Dr. DiLoreto is a board-certified ophthalmologist and a graduate of the University of Florida College of Medicine. He holds a master’s degree in business administration Emory University, in Atlanta, Georgia. He earned his bachelor of science degree from Loyola University in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Panelist
Ben Leedle
President/CEO at Blue Zones and former President/CEO of Healthways
Transformed Healthways from a small company focused on diabetes treatment to the number one independent population health management company in the world. Between 1995 and 2015, increased shareholder value by a multiple of 11, from $1.67/share to $20.62/share. Reinvented the company twice to meet new industry demands and create new markets. In each company reinvention, scaled massive growth by leveraging state-of-the-art technology infrastructure. Achieved these changes during a period that included the 2008 global recession and the 2010 introduction of the Affordable Care Act, a seriously disruptive force in the healthcare industry. Grew revenues ten-fold from $75 million to about $750 million between 2003 and 2015. Recognized for critical thinking, a strong work ethic and a high energy level. I am totally dedicated to the success of my organization, my customers and my colleagues. My focus is always on mission and building an organization for the long run.
Ferris W. Taylor
HCEG Board Chair and COO/Consultant at Arches Health Plan
Ferris W. Taylor, until recently was Chief Strategy and Chief Operating Officer at Arches Health Plan, a non-profit member-governed health insurance company providing health plan options to individuals and groups throughout Utah. Since the launch of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Arches had welcomed over 80,000 Utahns as Members of its CO-OP and was committed to making health care better and more affordable. Unfortunately, Arches is one of the CO-OPs being shut down by the government. He is a consultant COO in wind down of the Arches operations. Taylor brings more than 30 years of healthcare experience in technology and consulting services. His Arches’ role included the vision of aligned members and providers around value through care delivery, payment reform, appropriate benefit design and fully-integrated state-of-the-art technology by transforming the nature of insurance payments and benefits to promote high quality, patient-centered and integrated care in an understandable, fair and affordable manner.
David Gallegos
Senior VP of Consulting Services at Change Healthcare
David Gallegos is a results oriented healthcare executive with over twenty (20) years of Health Information Technology (HIT) experience. His experience spans working for a state-wide Medicaid fiscal agents to a national commercial managed care company; from a 3-hospital delivery system to a 250-physician group practice. Mr. Gallegos has extensive experience implementing a wide variety of technologies in a broad range of settings, using innovative solutions to solve complex business problems. These implementations include but are not limited to: Medicaid Management Information Systems (MMIS); health plan information systems; hospital information systems; electronic medical records; e-business applications; customer relationship management; member and provider engagement portals; business process automation systems; and business intelligence solutions. Mr. Gallegos has experience in integrating merged companies, start-up and turnaround operations, and helped in the implementation of multiple Medicaid carve-outs.
LOCATIONCenter for Medical Interoperability
8 City Boulevard, Suite 203
Nashville, TN 37209
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The Center for Medical Interoperability is a ten-minute ride from the AHIP Consumer Experience & Digital Health Forum being held at the Music City Center in Nashville, TN on December 5th through the 7th.
By staying through the afternoon of Thursday, December 7th, you will have the opportunity to participate in a fast-moving, four-hour session.
