Total Cost of Care:
Succeeding with Data Management
About the Summit
LifeSpan and The Beacon Institute have teamed up with the Maryland Hospital Association (MHA) and the Maryland National Capital Homecare Association (MNCHA) and Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP) to bring you the 2019 Cross-Continuum Leadership Summit. Designed to prepare you for what lies ahead in the healthcare industry, the sixth annual summit will inform you about the latest innovative care delivery models, and update you on technologies being used to improve outcomes.
As a stakeholder, you will need to be an actively engaged partner in the State’s vision for person-centered care, clinical innovation and excellence, and improved population health. The Cross-Continuum Leadership Summit will ready you for opportunities currently underway and those that lie ahead.
Target Audience
- Leaders at Hospitals, Continuing Care Retirement Communities, Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Centers, Assisted Living Communities, and Home Health Providers.
- Owners, Executive Directors, Administrators, Medical Directors, Clinical Leaders, and Home Health Providers
- Hospital Executives, CEOs, CFOs, CMOs, and CIOs/CTOs
Agenda
Time
|
Topic |
Speaker |
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8:30am
|
Registration and Breakfast |
|
| 9:00am |
Welcome and Opening Remarks |
|
| 9:25am |
Keynote, Maryland's Health Care Financing Model, 2019-2028 Edition |
Bob Atlas, Maryland Hospital Association
|
| 10:15am |
Partnerships for Whole Person Care under the Total Cost of Care Model |
Nicole Stallings, Maryland Hospital Association
|
10:45am
|
Break |
|
| 11:00am |
|
Craig Behm, CRISP and Kelly Arthur, HQI |
| 11:25am |
|
Catherine Hamel, Gilchrist Hospice Care, Inc. |
| 11:45am |
Using Data to Drive New Revenue and Efficiencies in Health Care |
Rob Kerr, Hartman Executive Advisors |
| 12:00pm |
Lunch |
|
| 1:00pm |
Afternoon Keynote, The Maryland Primary Care Program as it Relates to Total Cost of Care |
Howard Haft, Maryland's Primary Care Program |
| 1:45pm |
Analytic and Data Support for the Total Cost of Care Model |
William Henderson, HSCRC |
| 2:30pm |
Break |
|
| 2:45pm |
Using Research to Drive Action |
Tabassum Majid, Integrace Institute |
| 3:15pm |
Closing Remarks |
|
| 3:30pm |
Event Adjourns |
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Full agenda and session descriptions coming soon!
About the Speakers
Bob Atlas, President & CEO, Maryland Hospital Association
Bob became president and CEO of the Maryland Hospital
Association (MHA) in March 2018. As hospitals’ chief advocate, Bob is leading MHA as the state is in the midst of augmenting Maryland’s unique “All Payer Model.“ An upcoming 10-year enhancement of that model will include other providers, from physicians to long-term care facilities, in a continued effort to improve health care quality while reining in costs.
In 2015-16, while serving as president of the health care and life sciences consultancy EBG Advisors, Bob led an effort with Maryland officials to integrate care for those who are dually eligible for Medicare and Medicaid. Prior to that he served as an independent advisor on Medicaid reform to North Carolina’s Secretary of Health and Human Services.
Previous positions include executive VP & COO of Avalere Health and president of The Lewin Group. Earlier he was vice president at Jurgovan & Blair, Inc., supporting the formation of the managed care industry and the growth of what is now Medicare Advantage. He began career as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Public Health Service.
Atlas holds an M.B.A. in health administration and finance from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business. He has lived in Montgomery County for 34 years and part-time for the past 10 years in Talbot County.
Cathy Hamel, President, Gilchrist
Cathy Hamel has over 20 years executive experience in healthcare management from small physician practice management to Fortune 500 business development and operations responsibilities, including acquisition and development activities. She held executive positions at NeighborCare At Home, Severn Healthcare, Inc., Columbia Healthcare Corporation and TeamCare. At Columbia HealthCare Corporation she participated on a team that submitted an application and site survey for the Malcolm Baldridge Quality Award for Healthcare. She was directly responsible for the Information Management survey responses.
Cathy has been with Gilchrist since August of 2008 and started as the organization’s Chief Operating Officer. She was promoted to Executive Director in November 2009 and President in 2015. In addition, she was appointed to the position of Vice President of Continuing Care Services for GBMC Healthcare, in July 2011.. Cathy serves as the President of the Hospice Alliance in Maryland where she was instrumental in building a state-wide program for children’s hospice services, Alliance Kids She also serves on the Board of Global Partners in Care where palliative and hospice care is promoted internationally. She also serves on the Horizon Foundation and LifeSpan Boards. Cathy lives with her husband and three children in Marriottsville, Maryland. Cathy was named one of Maryland’s Top 100 Women in 2018.
William Henderson, Principal Deputy Director, Medical Economics and Data Analytics at HSCRC
William Henderson is Principal Deputy Director for Medical Economics and Data Analytics at the HSCRC. William just completed a year with CRISP working on development of the Medicare Performance Adjustment reporting and other initiatives. Prior to that William spent 15 years at Magellan Health in a variety of roles, for the last 8 years at Magellan assuming the role of Senior Vice President for Analytics and Data Research. William began his career as an auditor and healthcare consultant with Arthur Andersen in Baltimore.
Nicole Dempsey Stallings, Vice President for Policy & Data Analytics, Maryland Hospital Association
Nicole Dempsey Stallings is Vice President for Policy & Data Analytics at the Maryland Hospital Association (MHA), the trade association for Maryland’s 64 hospitals and health systems. In this role she oversees the development and implementation of provider alignment strategies to support the goals of Maryland’s unique Medicare waiver, which allows the state to set the rates hospitals can charge. Nicole also oversees MHA’s behavioral health portfolio and manages multiple legislative and regulatory issues on behalf of the Association.
Prior to joining MHA, Nicole served as Senior Policy Advisor to the Secretary of the Maryland Department of Health and the Director of the Maryland Health Quality and Cost Council. Ms. Stallings was charged with coordinating and facilitating collaboration on health care quality improvement and cost containment initiatives for the state. Ms. Stallings also staffed the Maryland Health Benefit Exchange Board and the Health Care Reform Coordinating Council, established by Governor O’Malley to coordinate implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
Ms. Stallings held previous roles as Chief of Government Relations and Special Projects at the Maryland Health Care Commission and was a registered lobbyist and the Director of Policy for the New Jersey Hospital Association. Nicole has her Master of Public Policy with a concentration in Health Care from the Edward J. Bloustein School at Rutgers University and a Bachelor of Arts from Virginia Tech.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Leading Partner (EXCLUSIVE) - $5,000
- One skirted table top display area and four complimentary registrations for representatives from your organization
- Event signage, online registration and brochure
- Logo on badges and event signage
Supporting Sponsor- $2,500
- One skirted table top display area and two complimentary registrations for representatives from your organization
- Logo on signage
Table Top Exhibitor - $775
- One skirted table top display area and complementary registrations for two representatives from your organization
Refreshment Sponsor - $500
- Recognition on signage
- Complimentary registration for one representative from your organization
* A limited number of sponsors will be accepted
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Thank you to our Sponsors
Cancellation Policy: Cancellation of registration is subject to a $35 processing fee. A cancellation must be faxed or sent via email on or before ten [10] days prior to the event. No partial or full refund will be made within ten [10] days of the event or for no-shows.
