The Health Management Academy hosted an enlightening conference that brought together leading health system executives to discuss and shape the future of value-based healthcare strategies. The event was rich with sessions that not only offered a glimpse into the evolving landscape of healthcare but also provided actionable strategies for attendees. Here are some of the pivotal insights and discussions that shaped the conference:
Opening Remarks on the Evolution of Value-Based Care
The conference kicked off with an engaging session by Mark Dixon and Lee Sacks, focusing on the journey of value-based care over the last decade and the possibilities that lie ahead in 2024 and beyond. This session set the stage for a conference deeply rooted in both reflection and forward-thinking.
Fireside Chat with Jarrett Lewis
One of the highlights was a fireside chat with Jarrett Lewis from Public Opinion Strategies. Lewis shared profound insights into the integration of public opinion and policy into healthcare strategy, emphasizing the need for leaders to navigate these aspects adeptly to drive meaningful change.
Network Modernization at AdventHealth
Jill Piazza and Shelley Veal from AdventHealth took the stage to discuss their organization's efforts in network modernization. They shared successes in achieving administrative efficiencies and aligning strategic directions through a unified operational scorecard, offering a blueprint for other leaders to consider in their systems.
Value-Based Federal Programs: Strategies for Alignment
Pamela Pelizzari and Maria Alexander provided a deep dive into navigating the complexities of federal and state-based value-based programs. Their session was invaluable for understanding how to strategically align these programs with health system goals while assessing their cost-effectiveness rigorously.
Direct-to-Employer Strategies for LHS
Wes Pass explored effective strategies for direct-to-employer engagement, highlighting how tailored solutions can enhance cost efficiency and strengthen provider networks. This session was particularly relevant for systems looking to deepen their engagement with the employer sector.
Home Health Innovation at Virtua Health
Jim Newman presented Virtua Health's innovative approaches to expanding home health services. The discussion centered around the scalability of services, the integration of technology, and the development of new services, marking a significant shift towards comprehensive at-home care strategies.
Closing Session: Nashville Artists Showcase
The conference concluded with a cultural touch, featuring performances by local Nashville artists. This session not only provided entertainment but also celebrated the creative spirit of Nashville, reminding attendees of the power of community and innovation.
This conference was a testament to The Health Management Academy's commitment to leading thoughtful and progressive discussions in the healthcare industry. Each session not only provided insights into current trends but also equipped leaders with the tools and knowledge to navigate the future challenges and opportunities in value-based healthcare.