• Identifying the High-Risk Patient: Learn how digital risk-assessment and automated education tools seamlessly flag patients for hereditary cancer testing while streamlining informed consent.
• Closing the Loop on Post-Test Care: Discover how the latest post-test management platforms assist clinics in tracking actionable results, ensuring patients adhere to personalized surveillance and cascade testing guidelines.
• Empowering Patients with AI: Get an inside look at a smart navigation app that aggregates fragmented medical records into a centralized hub, using AI to translate clinical data and put patients in control of their lifelong health journey.
Host: Ambry Genetics
• How the 2026 midterm elections could reshape congressional leadership, committee priorities and the legislative outlook for health care
• Where the Trump Administration is expected to focus its health policy agenda and regulatory priorities
• What health care leaders should anticipate in the evolving political and policy environment heading into 2027
Speaker: Ceci Connolly, President & CEO, ACHP
• Achieve shared savings targets and quality bonuses by deploying platforms that identify high-risk patients and coordinate proactive interventions
• Reduce avoidable admissions and ED utilization by automating care gap closure and prevention program enrollment
• Strengthen payer partnerships through transparent reporting that demonstrates quality improvement and cost reduction
Dennis Matheis, CEO, Sentara Health
Moderator: Laura Cooley, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Patient Experience
• Three steps leaders can take now to align clinical, financial, payer and referral incentives around one patient pathway, before the technology arrives
• How “physical AI,” the convergence of robotics and artificial intelligence, is opening a new frontier in surgical access, and what it means for hospitals that buy technology and the companies that build it
• Why patients with benign disease still fall between the endoscopy suite and the operating room, and what that gap costs health systems and payers in bed-days, complications and dollars
Jared Eben, Chief Commercial Officer, Endoquest
• Deliver shared savings and quality performance by implementing proven VBC approaches while avoiding documented pitfalls
• Improve cross-functional coordination around value-based goals through organizational structures that support VBC success
• Accelerate ROI from VBC investments by focusing resources on high-impact interventions with demonstrated effectiveness
Nick Stefanizzi, CEO, Northwell Direct
Stephen Parodi, MD, Executive Vice President of External Affairs, Communications and Brand, The Permanente Federation
Catherine Anderson, SVP, Health Optimization Strategy, UnitedHealth Group
Lakshmi Halasyamani, Chief Clinical Officer, Endeavor Health
Moderator: Carey Ketelsen, President, CorroHealth
• Identify hidden high-risk populations beyond traditional clinical risk models.
• Target interventions more effectively using clinical, social, and engagement insights.
• Improve value-based care and health equity through precision population health strategies.
Simon Gao, PhD, Director, Data Science AI, Sentara
• Protect patients and the organization by implementing AI safety frameworks that prevent bias, errors, and compliance failures
• Accelerate AI adoption across clinical teams by demonstrating rigorous governance that earns trust and confidence
• Enable faster AI deployment by establishing clear approval pathways and risk assessment protocols that prevent bottlenecks
Dr. Tommy Ibrahim, EVP and Chief Transformation Officer, Sanford Health
Jeremy Vanwagnen, Chief Clinical Applications Officer, AdventHealth
Moderator: Nicholas Kennedy, Co-Founder and Principal, Vero HX
• Modernize Infrastructure: Identify priorities across network, data center, and hybrid environments.
• Strengthen Resilience: Enhance security, segmentation, visibility, and continuity.
• Simplify & Automate: Leverage AI and automation to improve efficiency and responsiveness.
• Prioritize Investment: Align modernization with business needs and future growth.
Host: HPE
• Move from shared data to shared action: Turn clinical, administrative, and social context into coordinated work across payer and provider boundaries.
• Earn autonomy task by task: Expand what systems can safely execute while keeping consequential clinical and business decisions with authorized people.
• Make closure provable: Connect action, status, and evidence so value-based performance reflects completed work, not just recommendations or referrals.
Host: IBM
• Build member trust by acting as an advocate: personalized AI guidance explains coverage clearly, surfaces savings, and connects members to programs they didn’t know existed.
• Strengthen employer relationships by showing value beyond claims processing, helping each member make better health and financial decisions.
• Drive sustainable ROI through deeper engagement, fewer preventable out-of-pocket costs, and lower total cost of care.
Neal Gold, MD, Market Medical Executive, The Cigna Group
Moderator: Holly Tse, MD, Founder & Principal, Novella Insights
• Navigate the policy, payment and market forces reshaping MA
• Strengthen payer-provider collaboration to align incentives, improve performance and support a better member experience
• Identify investments and innovations that improve care quality and outcomes while helping bend the cost curve
Speaker: Sean Robbins, EVP and COO, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
• Identify the clinical and administrative workflows where reducing burden can have the greatest impact on workforce sustainability, care delivery, and operational performance.
• Understand the key factors that determine whether AI initiatives succeed, including workflow design, systems integration, and clinician adoption.
• Apply a practical framework for evaluating AI investments based on measurable improvements in clinician productivity and organizational outcomes.
Josh Wymer, Head of Industry GTM Healthcare Providers North America, ServiceNow
• Deliver better joint outcomes by creating bidirectional data flows that give both payers and providers shared performance visibility
• Reduce contract friction and improve relationship quality through transparent measurement that eliminates surprise and misalignment
• Accelerate VBC performance improvement by identifying care gaps and high-risk patients through integrated data analytics
Nick Gates, President, Priority Health
Melanie Fernando, President & CEO, Aetna Better Health of Illinois
Tashawna Otabil, VP, Chief Payer Strategy Officer, UC Health
Tom Joyer, EVP of Payor Sales, Parachute
Moderator: Holly Tse, MD, Founder & Principal, Novella Insights
Sponsored by Parachute Health
• Deliver earlier, more accurate diagnoses, including genetic diagnoses, by deploying AI-powered tools that help clinicians identify the underlying cause of disease and reduce costly, unnecessary or late-stage interventions
• Translate diagnostic insights into action by equipping clinicians with the information needed to guide evidence-based care, inform treatment and improve outcomes
• Advance AI-powered clinical decision support that helps clinicians interpret complex information, identify appropriate next steps and leverage genetic insights for care
Dr. Amy Flaster, Chief Medical Officer, The Cigna Group
Kush Das, Chairman & CEO, Ennoble Care
Dr. Reshma Gupta, Chief of Population Health and Accountable Care, University of California Davis
Marshall Summar, MD, Chief Executive Officer, Uncommon Cures
Moderator: Katherine Stueland, CEO, GeneDx
• Deliver significant cost savings by reducing clinical turnover through workplace interventions that address burnout drivers
• Improve quality metrics and patient satisfaction by maintaining consistent care teams that build longitudinal relationships
• Protect institutional knowledge and clinical expertise by creating work environments that retain experienced, high-performing staff
• Harness digital tools and purpose-built EHRs across ambulatory and post-acute care settings to strengthen patient retention and continuity of care
Heather Falk Major, President, Independence Blue Cross Foundation
Dr. Jennifer Bickel, Chief Wellness Officer, The University of Texas UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
Stephanie Hines, SVP, Chief Information Officer, ValleyWise Health
Moderator: Ryan J Hummel, Head of Health Services, Inizio Ignite, Vynamic
Sponsored by Vynamic
• Deliver enterprise-wide specialist access by treating virtual capacity as core infrastructure, not pilot programs
• Achieve immediate cost savings by replacing high-cost temporary coverage with sustainable virtual workforce models
• Expand market reach and capture new patient populations by offering specialty expertise and remote patient monitoring regardless of geographic location, supporting broader population health goals
Jodi Rosen, Vice Chair, Digital Strategy & Business Operations, Center for Digital Health, Mayo Clinic
Kimberly Wells, VP of Women's Services, Ascension Health
Kamadi Camp, Vice President of Oncology, Ascension
Moderator: Kirk Barnes, CEO, TransPharMed
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• Automating service journeys and resolving member needs during the initial call
• Measuring the economics of AI-enabled service and successful resolution
• Setting controls for AI agents that access health information or update records
• Extending AI capabilities across the enterprise
• Measuring value through cost savings, reduced member effort and trust
Host: Faisal Ishtiaq, Global SVP, AI, Endava
• Data Foundation: Where does legacy technology still limit interoperability, and what is the pragmatic path to connecting fragmented data across care settings?
• Clinical Intelligence: What is required to transform raw, multi-source data into information that is reliable and trusted by clinicians, rather than a source of added burden and operational drag?
• Action & Impact: How can organizations turn that data foundation into actionable insights (yes, that includes AI-driven insights) that scale across various care delivery and payment models (e.g. value-based care, transitions of care, fee-for-service) to deliver measurable results?
Host: Jeff Shrum, Founding GTM, Metriport
An invaluable hour of community, connection and conversation, bringing together influential women leaders from across the healthcare industry.
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Unwind and socialize with attendees over drinks, creating opportunities for informal discussions and networking.
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One agent, not another point solution: Scale AI across clinical, operational and administrative work
• Cut vendor sprawl and integration cost with one agent that works within your existing EHR, fax, phone, email and work queues
• Get from pilot to production faster by naming the outcome you want and letting the agent adapt its path, instead of building a new workflow for every use case
• Extend the same agent from clinical programs to revenue cycle, such as denials and avoidable write-offs, so each new use case builds on the last
Host: Dr. Azita Hamedani, Chief Clinical Officer, Bunkerhill Health
• Strengthen decision-making by building trusted data platforms that support advanced analytics, AI and automation aligned with enterprise priorities.
• Translate infrastructure investments into measurable improvements in patient access and care delivery while reducing administrative burden for employees.
• Scale AI responsibly through strong data quality and governance, protecting patient safety and trust while enabling innovation.
Brad Reimer, Chief Technology Officer, Sanford Health
Moderator: Laura Cooley, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Patient Experience
• Identify which specialty care categories create the greatest variation in outcomes, utilization, and total cost of care, and where new delivery models can drive measurable impact.
• Explore how health plans, providers, and specialty partners can better coordinate around care pathways, utilization, outcomes, and member experience.
• Examine how value-based and risk-sharing models are evolving in women's health, and what lessons can be applied across broader specialty care populations.
• Understand when specialized partnerships can enhance care quality, predictability, and long-term health outcomes while reducing unnecessary spending
Adam Badaracco, Product Lead - Clinical Product Solutions, Women's Health, Cigna
Jodi Rosen, Vice Chair, Digital Strategy & Business Operations, Center for Digital Health, Mayo Clinic
Melissa Cummings, EVP, Chief Operating Officer, Progyny
Moderator: Laura Cooley, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Patient Experience
Sponsor: Progyny
• Deliver ROI-positive outcomes by targeting prevention resources to populations with highest potential cost avoidance
• Strengthen value-based contract performance through prevention initiatives that drive quality metric improvement and bonus attainment
• Demonstrate financial value to payers and boards by tracking and reporting prevention ROI through rigorous measurement frameworks
Cara McNulty, Chief Executive Officer, Vibrant Emotional Health
• Reduce patient wait times and expand access by optimizing patient flow across ambulatory, inpatient, and alternative care sites
• Lower cost-per-episode and strengthen margins by matching clinical complexity to appropriate care settings
• Strengthen market competitiveness by building flexible capacity models that respond to shifting consumer preferences and payer requirements
Dr. William Wertheim, EVP, Stony Brook Medicine
Dr. Caroline Goldzweig, Chief Medical Officer, Cedars-Sinai Medical Care Foundation
Terry Gilliland, CEO, Geisinger
Moderator: Holly Tse, MD, Founder & Principal, Novella Insights
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Eduardo Conrado, CEO, Ascension
Moderator: Vanessa O'Connell, Live Journalism Editor & Global Editor, Reuters
This session is hosted by a Reuters journalist under the Trust Principles.
In a live broadcast interview, Reuters U.S. Health and Pharma Editor Caroline Humer speaks with entrepreneur, investor and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban about the forces reshaping U.S. healthcare. They may discuss AI in medicine, efforts to lower prescription drug costs through the Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, and how greater transparency, competition and innovation could improve affordability, access and patient outcomes.
Mark Cuban, Entrepreneur and Investor; Founder, Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company
Moderator: Caroline Humer, U.S. Health and Pharma Editor, Reuters
This session is hosted by a Reuters journalist under the Trust Principles
• Transform decision-making capabilities by building data platforms worthy of advanced analytics and automation investments
• Deliver sustainable competitive advantage through enterprise infrastructure that makes data accessible, reliable, and actionable
• Prevent costly AI implementation failures by ensuring data quality and governance foundations are established first
Dr. Andrew Bindman, EVP and Chief Medical Officer, Kaiser Permanente
Amy Compton-Phillips, Chief Medical Officer, CVS Health
Moderator: Caroline Humer, U.S. Health and Pharma Editor, Reuters
This session is hosted by a Reuters journalist under the Trust Principles
• Accelerate value realization from new systems by deploying change management that prepares staff for transformation
• Protect innovation investments by creating organizational readiness that prevents implementation failures and abandoned initiatives
• Strengthen competitive advantage by building change management capabilities that enable faster, smoother technology deployment than peers
Dr. Kristine Lee, Chief Transformation Officer and Associate Executive Director, The Permanente Medical Group
Tom Aloia, EVP and Chief Clinical Officer, Ascension
Dr. Gautam Shrikhande, Co-Founder & CEO, Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine
Moderator: Katherine A. Meese, PhD, Co-Founder and Principal, Vero HX
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• How the 2026 midterm elections could reshape congressional leadership, committee priorities and the legislative outlook for health care
• Where the Trump Administration is expected to focus its health policy agenda and regulatory priorities
• What health care leaders should anticipate in the evolving political and policy environment heading into 2027
Speaker: Ceci Connolly, President & CEO, ACHP
• Achieve shared savings targets and quality bonuses by deploying platforms that identify high-risk patients and coordinate proactive interventions
• Reduce avoidable admissions and ED utilization by automating care gap closure and prevention program enrollment
• Strengthen payer partnerships through transparent reporting that demonstrates quality improvement and cost reduction
Dennis Matheis, CEO, Sentara Health
Moderator: Laura Cooley, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Patient Experience
• Navigate the policy, payment and market forces reshaping MA
• Strengthen payer-provider collaboration to align incentives, improve performance and support a better member experience
• Identify investments and innovations that improve care quality and outcomes while helping bend the cost curve
Speaker: Sean Robbins, EVP and COO, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association
• Strengthen decision-making by building trusted data platforms that support advanced analytics, AI and automation aligned with enterprise priorities.
• Translate infrastructure investments into measurable improvements in patient access and care delivery while reducing administrative burden for employees.
• Scale AI responsibly through strong data quality and governance, protecting patient safety and trust while enabling innovation.
Brad Reimer, Chief Technology Officer, Sanford Health
Moderator: Laura Cooley, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Patient Experience
• Identify which specialty care categories create the greatest variation in outcomes, utilization, and total cost of care, and where new delivery models can drive measurable impact.
• Explore how health plans, providers, and specialty partners can better coordinate around care pathways, utilization, outcomes, and member experience.
• Examine how value-based and risk-sharing models are evolving in women's health, and what lessons can be applied across broader specialty care populations.
• Understand when specialized partnerships can enhance care quality, predictability, and long-term health outcomes while reducing unnecessary spending
Adam Badaracco, Product Lead - Clinical Product Solutions, Women's Health, Cigna
Jodi Rosen, Vice Chair, Digital Strategy & Business Operations, Center for Digital Health, Mayo Clinic
Melissa Cummings, EVP, Chief Operating Officer, Progyny
Moderator: Laura Cooley, Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Patient Experience
Sponsor: Progyny
• Modernize Infrastructure: Identify priorities across network, data center, and hybrid environments.
• Strengthen Resilience: Enhance security, segmentation, visibility, and continuity.
• Simplify & Automate: Leverage AI and automation to improve efficiency and responsiveness.
• Prioritize Investment: Align modernization with business needs and future growth.
Host: HPE
• Build member trust by acting as an advocate: personalized AI guidance explains coverage clearly, surfaces savings, and connects members to programs they didn’t know existed.
• Strengthen employer relationships by showing value beyond claims processing, helping each member make better health and financial decisions.
• Drive sustainable ROI through deeper engagement, fewer preventable out-of-pocket costs, and lower total cost of care.
Neal Gold, MD, Market Medical Executive, The Cigna Group
Moderator: Holly Tse, MD, Founder & Principal, Novella Insights
• Deliver significant cost savings by reducing clinical turnover through workplace interventions that address burnout drivers
• Improve quality metrics and patient satisfaction by maintaining consistent care teams that build longitudinal relationships
• Protect institutional knowledge and clinical expertise by creating work environments that retain experienced, high-performing staff
• Harness digital tools and purpose-built EHRs across ambulatory and post-acute care settings to strengthen patient retention and continuity of care
Heather Falk Major, President, Independence Blue Cross Foundation
Dr. Jennifer Bickel, Chief Wellness Officer, The University of Texas UT MD Anderson Cancer Center
Stephanie Hines, SVP, Chief Information Officer, ValleyWise Health
Moderator: Ryan J Hummel, Head of Health Services, Inizio Ignite, Vynamic
Sponsored by Vynamic
• Deliver enterprise-wide specialist access by treating virtual capacity as core infrastructure, not pilot programs
• Achieve immediate cost savings by replacing high-cost temporary coverage with sustainable virtual workforce models
• Expand market reach and capture new patient populations by offering specialty expertise and remote patient monitoring regardless of geographic location, supporting broader population health goals
Jodi Rosen, Vice Chair, Digital Strategy & Business Operations, Center for Digital Health, Mayo Clinic
Kimberly Wells, VP of Women's Services, Ascension Health
Kamadi Camp, Vice President of Oncology, Ascension
Moderator: Kirk Barnes, CEO, TransPharMed
Want to sponsor? Learn more here
• Automating service journeys and resolving member needs during the initial call
• Measuring the economics of AI-enabled service and successful resolution
• Setting controls for AI agents that access health information or update records
• Extending AI capabilities across the enterprise
• Measuring value through cost savings, reduced member effort and trust
Host: Faisal Ishtiaq, Global SVP, AI, Endava
• Three steps leaders can take now to align clinical, financial, payer and referral incentives around one patient pathway, before the technology arrives
• How “physical AI,” the convergence of robotics and artificial intelligence, is opening a new frontier in surgical access, and what it means for hospitals that buy technology and the companies that build it
• Why patients with benign disease still fall between the endoscopy suite and the operating room, and what that gap costs health systems and payers in bed-days, complications and dollars
Jared Eben, Chief Commercial Officer, Endoquest
• Identify hidden high-risk populations beyond traditional clinical risk models.
• Target interventions more effectively using clinical, social, and engagement insights.
• Improve value-based care and health equity through precision population health strategies.
Simon Gao, PhD, Director, Data Science AI, Sentara
• Protect patients and the organization by implementing AI safety frameworks that prevent bias, errors, and compliance failures
• Accelerate AI adoption across clinical teams by demonstrating rigorous governance that earns trust and confidence
• Enable faster AI deployment by establishing clear approval pathways and risk assessment protocols that prevent bottlenecks
Dr. Tommy Ibrahim, EVP and Chief Transformation Officer, Sanford Health
Jeremy Vanwagnen, Chief Clinical Applications Officer, AdventHealth
Moderator: Nicholas Kennedy, Co-Founder and Principal, Vero HX
• Move from shared data to shared action: Turn clinical, administrative, and social context into coordinated work across payer and provider boundaries.
• Earn autonomy task by task: Expand what systems can safely execute while keeping consequential clinical and business decisions with authorized people.
• Make closure provable: Connect action, status, and evidence so value-based performance reflects completed work, not just recommendations or referrals.
Host: IBM
• Identify the clinical and administrative workflows where reducing burden can have the greatest impact on workforce sustainability, care delivery, and operational performance.
• Understand the key factors that determine whether AI initiatives succeed, including workflow design, systems integration, and clinician adoption.
• Apply a practical framework for evaluating AI investments based on measurable improvements in clinician productivity and organizational outcomes.
Josh Wymer, Head of Industry GTM Healthcare Providers North America, ServiceNow
• Data Foundation: Where does legacy technology still limit interoperability, and what is the pragmatic path to connecting fragmented data across care settings?
• Clinical Intelligence: What is required to transform raw, multi-source data into information that is reliable and trusted by clinicians, rather than a source of added burden and operational drag?
• Action & Impact: How can organizations turn that data foundation into actionable insights (yes, that includes AI-driven insights) that scale across various care delivery and payment models (e.g. value-based care, transitions of care, fee-for-service) to deliver measurable results?
Host: Jeff Shrum, Founding GTM, Metriport
An invaluable hour of community, connection and conversation, bringing together influential women leaders from across the healthcare industry.
Want to sponsor? Learn more here
One agent, not another point solution: Scale AI across clinical, operational and administrative work
• Cut vendor sprawl and integration cost with one agent that works within your existing EHR, fax, phone, email and work queues
• Get from pilot to production faster by naming the outcome you want and letting the agent adapt its path, instead of building a new workflow for every use case
• Extend the same agent from clinical programs to revenue cycle, such as denials and avoidable write-offs, so each new use case builds on the last
Host: Dr. Azita Hamedani, Chief Clinical Officer, Bunkerhill Health
Eduardo Conrado, CEO, Ascension
Moderator: Vanessa O'Connell, Live Journalism Editor & Global Editor, Reuters
This session is hosted by a Reuters journalist under the Trust Principles.
In a live broadcast interview, Reuters U.S. Health and Pharma Editor Caroline Humer speaks with entrepreneur, investor and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban about the forces reshaping U.S. healthcare. They may discuss AI in medicine, efforts to lower prescription drug costs through the Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company, and how greater transparency, competition and innovation could improve affordability, access and patient outcomes.
Mark Cuban, Entrepreneur and Investor; Founder, Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company
Moderator: Caroline Humer, U.S. Health and Pharma Editor, Reuters
This session is hosted by a Reuters journalist under the Trust Principles
• Transform decision-making capabilities by building data platforms worthy of advanced analytics and automation investments
• Deliver sustainable competitive advantage through enterprise infrastructure that makes data accessible, reliable, and actionable
• Prevent costly AI implementation failures by ensuring data quality and governance foundations are established first
Dr. Andrew Bindman, EVP and Chief Medical Officer, Kaiser Permanente
Amy Compton-Phillips, Chief Medical Officer, CVS Health
Moderator: Caroline Humer, U.S. Health and Pharma Editor, Reuters
This session is hosted by a Reuters journalist under the Trust Principles
• Accelerate value realization from new systems by deploying change management that prepares staff for transformation
• Protect innovation investments by creating organizational readiness that prevents implementation failures and abandoned initiatives
• Strengthen competitive advantage by building change management capabilities that enable faster, smoother technology deployment than peers
Dr. Kristine Lee, Chief Transformation Officer and Associate Executive Director, The Permanente Medical Group
Tom Aloia, EVP and Chief Clinical Officer, Ascension
Dr. Gautam Shrikhande, Co-Founder & CEO, Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine
Moderator: Katherine A. Meese, PhD, Co-Founder and Principal, Vero HX
Want to sponsor? Learn more here
• Identify hidden high-risk populations beyond traditional clinical risk models.
• Target interventions more effectively using clinical, social, and engagement insights.
• Improve value-based care and health equity through precision population health strategies.
Simon Gao, PhD, Director, Data Science AI, Sentara
• Identifying the High-Risk Patient: Learn how digital risk-assessment and automated education tools seamlessly flag patients for hereditary cancer testing while streamlining informed consent.
• Closing the Loop on Post-Test Care: Discover how the latest post-test management platforms assist clinics in tracking actionable results, ensuring patients adhere to personalized surveillance and cascade testing guidelines.
• Empowering Patients with AI: Get an inside look at a smart navigation app that aggregates fragmented medical records into a centralized hub, using AI to translate clinical data and put patients in control of their lifelong health journey.
Host: Ambry Genetics
• Deliver shared savings and quality performance by implementing proven VBC approaches while avoiding documented pitfalls
• Improve cross-functional coordination around value-based goals through organizational structures that support VBC success
• Accelerate ROI from VBC investments by focusing resources on high-impact interventions with demonstrated effectiveness
Nick Stefanizzi, CEO, Northwell Direct
Stephen Parodi, MD, Executive Vice President of External Affairs, Communications and Brand, The Permanente Federation
Catherine Anderson, SVP, Health Optimization Strategy, UnitedHealth Group
Lakshmi Halasyamani, Chief Clinical Officer, Endeavor Health
Moderator: Carey Ketelsen, President, CorroHealth
• Deliver better joint outcomes by creating bidirectional data flows that give both payers and providers shared performance visibility
• Reduce contract friction and improve relationship quality through transparent measurement that eliminates surprise and misalignment
• Accelerate VBC performance improvement by identifying care gaps and high-risk patients through integrated data analytics
Nick Gates, President, Priority Health
Melanie Fernando, President & CEO, Aetna Better Health of Illinois
Tashawna Otabil, VP, Chief Payer Strategy Officer, UC Health
Tom Joyer, EVP of Payor Sales, Parachute
Moderator: Holly Tse, MD, Founder & Principal, Novella Insights
Sponsored by Parachute Health
• Deliver earlier, more accurate diagnoses, including genetic diagnoses, by deploying AI-powered tools that help clinicians identify the underlying cause of disease and reduce costly, unnecessary or late-stage interventions
• Translate diagnostic insights into action by equipping clinicians with the information needed to guide evidence-based care, inform treatment and improve outcomes
• Advance AI-powered clinical decision support that helps clinicians interpret complex information, identify appropriate next steps and leverage genetic insights for care
Dr. Amy Flaster, Chief Medical Officer, The Cigna Group
Kush Das, Chairman & CEO, Ennoble Care
Dr. Reshma Gupta, Chief of Population Health and Accountable Care, University of California Davis
Marshall Summar, MD, Chief Executive Officer, Uncommon Cures
Moderator: Katherine Stueland, CEO, GeneDx
• Deliver ROI-positive outcomes by targeting prevention resources to populations with highest potential cost avoidance
• Strengthen value-based contract performance through prevention initiatives that drive quality metric improvement and bonus attainment
• Demonstrate financial value to payers and boards by tracking and reporting prevention ROI through rigorous measurement frameworks
Cara McNulty, Chief Executive Officer, Vibrant Emotional Health
• Reduce patient wait times and expand access by optimizing patient flow across ambulatory, inpatient, and alternative care sites
• Lower cost-per-episode and strengthen margins by matching clinical complexity to appropriate care settings
• Strengthen market competitiveness by building flexible capacity models that respond to shifting consumer preferences and payer requirements
Dr. William Wertheim, EVP, Stony Brook Medicine
Dr. Caroline Goldzweig, Chief Medical Officer, Cedars-Sinai Medical Care Foundation
Terry Gilliland, CEO, Geisinger
Moderator: Holly Tse, MD, Founder & Principal, Novella Insights
Want to sponsor? Learn more here
