• Outline how remote primary care increases access and accelerates population health management
• Learn how taking remote care beyond traditional telehealth across primary care modalities enables value-based care
• Address how increased interactions with primary care lead to reduced downstream care utilization and cost of care
Tamir Gotfried, COO, Tytocare
Alejandro Quiroga, MD, MBA, Senior VP, Chief Medical Officer Ambulatory and Population Health, Corewell Health West
• Explore the unprecedented opportunity for new value-based payment models reward better results in terms of cost, quality, and outcome measures
• Identify your optimal route to transition to value-based care, considering your market position, workflows, and core capabilities
• Explore how the various potential value-based business models work, including their associated incentives, risks, and potential financial impacts
Deepak Sadagopan, Chief Operating Officer of Population Health, Providence
• Explore notable examples of how population health management has reduced hospital admission and recidivism
• Identify examples of how health systems have developed greater access to care and health outcomes for populations with social risk factors
• Monitor the effect of value-based care on health inequities and disparities to ensure we are addressing systemic bias that perpetuates inequity
Dr Mohamed Diab, CEO of CVS Health Accountable Care Org, CVS
Dr Jennifer Mieres, Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer of Population Health, Northwell
Dr Stacy Garrett-Ray, Senior VP, Chief Community Impact Officer, Ascension
Moderator: Anastassia Gliadkovskaya, Staff Writer, Fierce Healthcare
• Leverage incentives routed directly to individual clinicians to shift providers into value-based behaviors
• De-Silo the patient journey to support physicians and ensure that every decision is made to optimize for the best patient outcomes at the lowest cost of care
• Embed clinical decision support tools funnel pertinent information for decision-making into the clinical workflow
Ana Tuya Fulton, Chief Population Health Officer, Care New England Health System
• Address the lack of data standardization which creates enormous variation of patient portals by building a robust system of response to identify the needs of patients
• Utilize performance indicators to track quality and outcomes in dashboards from executive, management and care management and set KPIs to evaluate this information
• Incorporate a solid analytics foundation to facilitate the understanding of who the patients with social risks are, their actual risk segmentation and how to assist operational and clinical teams in determining their focus point
Dr Alex Billioux, VP of Social Determinants of Health, UnitedHealthcare
Dr Alex Ding, Associate VP of Physician Strategy, Humana
Dr Matthew O. Hurford, VP of Behavioral Health, UPMC
Moderator: Paige Minemyer, Senior Editor, Fierce Health Payer
• Explore the standards and technology presently available to support SDOH related interventions and identify remaining gaps and challenges
• Better understand the applications of health information and technology policy around data modernization
• Unlock the value of public-private partnership via standardized data use agreements, allowing jurisdictions and partners to seamlessly access more datasets that enable research and inform decision to support better public health
Anand Shah, VP of Social Health, Kaiser Permanente
• Shift the care paradigm to support the focus on early detection and prevention of later-stage disease for improved patient outcomes
• Explore the potential to complement existing screenings with approaches such as multi-cancer early detection to uncover benefits relating to equity, access, and utilization
• Discuss health systems impacts and considerations for implementing innovative new technologies in the prevention and detection of cancer and other disease
Israel Rocha, CEO, Cook County Health
• Explore developments in how value-based promotes effective prevention and treatment of chronic disease
• Understand how providing timely information can accelerate healthcare decision making and create greater value for physicians and patients
• Hear how technology including AI is being deployed to identify which patients are at high-risk and develop targeted care preventions
Ben Kornitzer, Chief Medical Officer, agilon health
• Develop advanced risk management expertise to marry clinical and claims data to enable margin growth and gain a competitive advantage
• Explore risk-based capitation payments for health services and develop a framework for rate-setting
• Understand how much risk you can assume safely to share risk without excessive financial exposure
• Benefit from shared data to identifying gaps, creating effective population health management programs to drive better patient outcomes
Don Calcagno, Chief Population Health Officer, Advocate Health
• Learn the three “Ts” of successful value-based care models: Trust, Transparency and Transformation
• Understand best practices for payers regarding provider engagement and contracting, and shared data analysis to ensure return on investment for both parties
• Discuss how nonprofit, community-based health plans are leading the industry in successful shared-risk, value-based payment initiatives
Ceci Connolly, President and CEO, ACHP
Accessible, Patient-Centered, and Evidence-Based Care: Driving Quality Improvements and Better Health Outcomes
• Understand the importance of providing access to care for all patients and how this is essential in delivering patient-centered care.
• Learn how information-driven care, which is based on scientific evidence and supported by clinical information systems, can enhance healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
• Discover the benefits of a commitment to quality improvement and betterment of health outcomes and empower patients to become active participants of their care
Dr Greg Sweat, SVP, Health Services & Chief Health Officer, BCBS KC
• Understand larger populations as well as individual patients in order to create value and deliver effective care
• Apply appropriate technology solutions can collect, analyze, and then act on comprehensive patient data
• Target patient segments for engagement to encourage proactive behavior, in turn reducing disease and illness as well as promote recovery and overall patient wellness
Adam Myers, Senior VP, Chief Clinical Transformation Officer, BCBSA
Dr Jonathan Welch, Chief Medical Officer for Population Health Initiatives, Geisinger
Harlan Levine, M.D., President of Innovation and Policy, City of Hope
• Learn how a payer is executing a Drivers of Health strategy to build a business case for addressing non-medical factors that impact health and the challenges to executing this strategy.
• Discuss the learnings from a food delivery/health coaching pilot for members living with diabetes and food insecurity: health outcomes, member experience, business value.
• Consider potential long-term cost and saving impacts of the food delivery/health coaching pilot.
John Lumpkin, VP for Drivers of Health Strategy, President of BCBSNC Foundation, BCBSA
Dr Stephen Friedhoff, SVP of Health Care Services, BCBSA
• Get an overview of reimbursement pathways, tracking the evolution of Medical Policy and coverage, to understand opportunities and challenges companies facing in commercializing digital health such as advanced diagnostics and screening
• Get clarity on evidence requirements - both medical and economic – to demonstrate diagnostic and therapeutic value that payers need to consider providing reimbursement
• Understand what it takes for technology to be endorsed in medical policy and paid for by a health plan, illustrated by examples of models and innovative strategies that are now generating revenue and getting their products into the hands of the patients
Dr Alex Condoleon, Head of Digital Healthcare Business, Sanofi
Michael Costa, Provider Network & Population Health, Emblem Health
Moderator: Faye McCray, VP and Head of Health Equity and Social Impact, Healthline Media
• Learn how leading health systems are leveraging an integrated value-based care system to improve quality, operational efficiencies and capture more savings in full risk-based arrangements
• Discuss how providers can leverage the Medicare Shared Savings Program to build a sustainable foundation that strengthens and scales their overall value-based care infrastructure
• Understand how to align with independent providers to move into full-risk arrangements and maximize shared saving
Tom Kloos, President, VP, Atlantic Health System
Edward Yoon, Chief Medical Officer, Optum
Chris Donohue-Henry, MD, Chief Population Health Officer, Christiana care
Moderator: Anastassia Gliadkovskaya, Staff Writer, Fierce Healthcare
• Develop your primary care infrastructure to enable intelligence and interventions to support integrated care and population health management
• Leverage your primary care network to record and understand population health data to support quality improvement across health and care services
• Intervene with personalized care programs to enable patients to better manage their own health
Ellen Ginma, VP of Population Health, Boston Medical Center
Michael P Jeremiah, Senior Medical Director of Population Health, Carilion Clinic
Garth Walker, Medical Director of VBC, Assistant Professor, RUSH
• Discuss pitfalls of traditional screening practices and the impact to health systems and patients when cancer is detected late
• Share how health systems are leveraging multi-cancer early detection (MCED) to support population health
• Exchange best practices for successful MCED adoption, including implementation, provider education, and patient engagement
• Discuss next steps to increase multi-cancer screening across your populations to support patient outcomes & value-based care
Roni Christopher, Senior Director for Care Delivery, Health Systems, GRAIL
Lisa McMahon, Senior Director for Health System Patnerships, GRAIL
Dr Raghu Ram, MD, VP of Value-Based Care Optimization and Community Clinical Collaboration, Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center
