Day Health Strategies’ HealthCARE 2020 Summit occurred on Tuesday, October 6th and focused on healthcare transformation as it relates to access and equity in the context of 2020. You can listen to the opening and closing from Day Health Strategies’ CEO Rosemarie Day, the Summit’s two keynotes, and all three panels below. You can also view the Summit in a single playlist on YouTube here.
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OPENING REMARKS
Rosemarie Day, CEO & Founder, Day Health Strategies
KEYNOTE
Wanda McClain, Vice President, Community Health and Health Equity, Brigham Health
Panel 1: REIMAGINING ACCESS TO COVERAGE BEYOND COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic revealed and/or exacerbated a number of shortcomings and inequalities as they exist in our system of coverage in the US. This panel will explore how the pandemic can or should catalyze lasting change in how Americans receive health coverage.
Panelists:
Lindsay Lang, Director, HealthSource Rhode Island
Kevin Patterson, CEO, Connect for Health Colorado
Linda Schwimmer, President & CEO, New Jersey Health Care Quality Institute
Moderator: Rosemarie Day, CEO & Founder, Day Health Strategies
Panel 2: IMPROVING ACCESS TO CARE: DRIVING IMPACT THROUGH DATA AND TECHNOLOGY
Innovations in technology have the power to improve access to healthcare services for some populations, while limiting access for others. This panel will explore how technological innovations and the utilization of data can help and not hinder populations accessing healthcare services both within the U.S. and abroad.
Panelists:
Maria Levis, CEO, Impactivo, LLC.
Juan Montanez, Principal, Health Management Associates
Namita Seth Mohta, Hospitalist, Brigham and Woman's Hospital
Moderator: Sarah Bliss Matousek, Principal, Day Health Strategies
Panel 3: ADDRESSING HEALTH-RELATED SOCIAL NEEDS AND IMPROVING HEALTH OUTCOMES
In addition to treating illness, providers are increasingly expected to work with patients outside the doors of their facilities to keep them healthy. Medicaid Accountable Care Organizations in particular have been using creative approaches and leveraging technology to address social needs and provide whole person healthcare. This panel will explore current models and tools designed to improve providers’ abilities to address health-related social needs within their communities.
Panelists:
Eric Beane, Vice President of Regulatory and Government Affairs, Unite Us
Thea James, Vice President of Mission & Associate Chief Medical Officer, Boston Medical Center
Katherine Record, Executive Director, Beth Israel Lahey Health Medicaid ACOs & Performance Network Compliance & Privacy Strategy
Moderator: Emily George, Senior Consultant, Day Health Strategies
KEYNOTE
Lisa Bielamowicz, President & Co-Founder, Gist Healthcare
CLOSING REMARKS
Rosemarie Day, Founder & CEO, Day Health Strategies