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The Value-Based Care Virtual Briefing convenes executives from provider and payer organizations to share strategies for navigating the newly invigorated value-based care landscape.
Join us to learn insights and solutions to help you achieve positive results for your bottom line and the communities you serve.
Registrants get the benefit of attending the “live” event as well as access to the recording for up to 90 days.
Agenda
Start time: 9 a.m. CT
Agenda subject to change
9:00 AM - 9:05 AM
Opening Remarks
Speaker: Seka Palikuca, Editor Custom Content, Modern Healthcare
9:05 AM - 9:25 AM
Opening Keynote: The Road to Value-Based Care: Innovative Strategies for Evolving From a Fee-for-Service Model
Speakers:
David Callender, MD, President and CEO, Memorial Hermann Health System
Erin Asprec, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Memorial Hermann Health System
Alec King, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, Memorial Hermann Health System
In this keynote address, Memorial Hermann will talk about its “no regrets strategies.” These are the initiatives that drive high quality and lower costs and are impactful in both traditional fee-for-service and value-based care. Memorial Hermann has applied these strategies internally – in its operations, financial models and delivery systems – and externally, through its investments and services outside the walls of its hospitals and clinics. Memorial Hermann will address how it intends to achieve value from multiple angles and on multiple fronts, both inside the walls of its organization and out in the communities it proudly serves.
9:25 AM - 10:25 AM
Advancing Provider Adoption of Value-Based Care Models
Moderator: Angie Stewart, Custom Content Strategist, Modern Healthcare
Panelists:
Thom Thornton, Healthcare Practice Director, Net at Work
Kristen Woods, MD, Senior Vice President, Chief Network and Physician Experience Officer, Southwestern Health Resources
Kristin Ficery, Health and Public Sector Global Strategy Group Lead, Senior Managing Director, Accenture
Value-based payment models, which reward providers for achieving better health outcomes, have been slow to gain traction and require significant changes to healthcare financing. While research indicates that physician interest in value-based care is high, physicians face financial, operational and administrative hurdles to adoption. This session will explore strategies for reducing risk and accelerating the migration toward value-based care despite these obstacles, including ways to improve care coordination, align resources and maximize financial reward.
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10:25 AM - 10:55 AM
Afternoon Keynote: Delivering Value-Based Care One Patient at a Time
Speaker: Donna Littlepage, Senior Vice President of Accountable Care Strategies, Carilion Clinic
The experience of accountable care organizations (ACOs) today spans the continuum, from beginner to seasoned participant and everything in between. Carilion Clinic was a pioneer of accountable care and payment innovation in 2010 as part of a national ACO pilot project and has since demonstrated success managing the cost of care for its population. Learn about Carilion’s 10-year journey from nascent beginning to its current, more mature model. Donna Littlepage, Carilion Clinic's senior vice president of accountable care strategies will discuss how they began, the resources needed, innovations that have aided in their success and what they see as their next steps.
10:55 AM - 11:50 PM
How to Utilize AI Effectively in Value-Based Care
Moderator: Maria Castellucci, Deputy Editor, Custom Content, Modern Healthcare
Speaker: Nick Reding, Chief Product Officer, Curation Health
Success in value-based care begins with a provider’s ability to accurately identify, document and manage their patients’ chronic conditions. Artificial intelligence can dramatically augment a physician’s capacity to do this—or it can overwhelm them with noise. In conversation with Nick Reding, chief product officer at Curation Health, we unpack what health plans, provider organizations and care teams should consider when choosing and implementing AI for their clinical and operational needs.
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11:50 PM - 12:20 PM
Closing Keynote: How Value-Based Care Benefits Physicians and Patients
Speaker: Alexander Ding, MD, Associate Vice President of Physician Strategy and Advocacy, Humana
Value-based care is team-based interdisciplinary care, quarterbacked by primary care physicians, that breaks down clinical silos. Alex Ding, MD, associate vice president of physician strategy and advocacy at Humana, shares how meeting and supporting physicians where they are and equipping them with tools, data and resources helps create a more holistic approach to care. Dr. Ding will also reveal insights from Humana’s nearly 10 years working in value-based care, including how patients cared for by value-based care physicians experience, on average, better health outcomes, lower costs and more preventative care when compared to those in non-value-based settings and traditional, fee-for-service Medicare.
12:20 PM - 12:25 PM
Closing Remarks
Speaker: Seka Palikuca, Editor Custom Content, Modern Healthcare
Sponsors
Founded in 1996, Net at Work is a leading technology advisor to thousands of small-to-medium sized businesses throughout North America. The award-winning consultancy offers a rich portfolio of technology, expertise and services to help organizations derive value from the transformative effects of technology. To start unleashing the power of your practice, visit www.netatwork.com.
Curation Health is powering a smarter, simpler path to value-based care with a market-leading technology platform that curates and delivers relevant clinical insights to physicians and care teams, enabling our partners to successfully navigate and scale from fee-for-service to value-based care.
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Southwestern Health Resources is a national leader in population-based healthcare. Combining the strengths of UT Southwestern Medical Center and Texas Health Resources, we are a patient-centered integrated network of academic and community physicians, researchers, hospitals and ambulatory facilities that provides the right care at the right place at the right time. We partner with physicians to create a new model of value-based, high-quality, data-driven patient care for everyone in the communities we serve.