The only executive conference 100% dedicated to the critical link between strategic planning, marketing, and new innovations in health and human services.
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Keynote Address: "The Payer Perspective On A Changing Health Care Market"
Rhonda Robinson-Beale, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, OptumHealth Behavioral Solutions
As the health care system evolves, we are seeing new financing models, increased integration and care coordination, and new technologies change the health care service delivery system. And this means that expectations of service provider organizations are changing as well; but how do you know what services to develop, what technologies to invest in, and what practices to adopt within your organization amidst all of this change? The answer to those questions is another question – what are payers looking for? During this informative session, you will get to hear the payer perspective on the health care system – and walk away with the ability to strategically position your organization for success, despite the changing market.
Featured Session: "The Future Of Service Delivery For Complex Consumers: A Deep Dive Into Health Homes"
As the first two states approved by the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to implement health homes, Missouri and Rhode Island are leading the way when it comes to integrating care for individuals with chronic diseases, including mental illness. During this unparalleled session, representatives from the states of Missouri and Rhode Island will share their experiences, answer your questions, and lead a discussion on how health homes will affect the future of the health care industry. Session faculty will include:
- Michael S. Varadian, JD, M.B.A., Executive Director, Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals
- Maureen Wu, Chief Financial Officer, Rhode Island Department of Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities & Hospitals
- Dorn Schuffman, Senior Consultant and Coordinator for the Missouri Department of Mental Health, Primary/Behavioral Health Care Integration Unit
- John F. Talbot, Ph.D., Executive Vice President, OPEN MINDS
- Daniel Y. Patterson, M.D., M.P.H., Senior Associate, OPEN MINDS
Featured Session: Remote Monitoring & Community-Based Care: The Trends Shaping The Market & The Future Of Service Delivery
Featuring An Exclusive Live Interactive Demonstration!
Technology is developing at an astounding rate and the applications for remote monitoring in the health and human service market are amazing; yet many organizations have not yet had the opportunity to review these tech innovations in person. In addition to reviewing the current state of the remote monitoring market, this exciting session will include a live real-time demonstration of a remote monitoring system currently on the market.
Doctors Gerald Hurowitz, CMO, and Steven Daviss, CMIO will demonstrate how the M3Clinician portal can be used to identify depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, as well as alcohol and substance use. Together with members of the audience, Doctors Hurowitz and Davis will complete screens for several hypothetical cases on iPads, review the individual patient reports within the portal to decide on potential changes to care, and then use analytics to link the data with an electronic health record.
Keynote Session: Using Innovation To Your Strategic Advantage: Positioning Your Organization In A Shifting Market
Monica
E. Oss, Chief Executive Officer,
OPEN MINDS
Strategic planning, marketing, and innovation are the keys to success in the health care market of today. And every executive team must be able to navigate the market changes while making strategic decisions that position their organizations to meet the needs of their customers. In this end-of-institute wrap-up, OPEN MINDS chief executive officer Monica Oss will review how the changing health care market is effecting service provider organizations – and how you can strategically position your organization for success.
Featured Track: Innovative Marketing |
Check out this year's innovative marketing track featuring these interactive sessions and workshops:
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Institute Overview
To survive in today’s health care environment, innovation is a necessity. Planning based on historical data and traditional models is no longer enough. Organizations need to employ game-changing, innovative thinking to be successful in the future.
In the years ahead, the difference between organizations that gain a competitive advantage and those that fall behind will be decided by three factors:
- How you strategically position your organization
- How you market your organization to consumers and payers alike
- How you harness new innovations within your organization
During this one-of-a-kind executive institute, we will explore these three key areas and ensure that you walk away with the ability to position your organization for success going forward.
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