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You’ve Never Been There and Neither Have We: A No Surprises Act Roadmap

For over 30 years, the HealthCare Executive Group (HCEG) has supported healthcare executives and industry thought leaders with a platform for the open exchange of ideas, opportunities for collaboration, and transformational dialogue. And for nearly 30 years, WEDI, the Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange, has been an instrumental force in igniting public-private partnerships to empower meaningful changes for the American health care system. Recognized and trusted as a formal advisor to the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS), WEDI is the leading authority on the use of health IT to efficiently improve health information exchange, enhance care quality, and reduce costs. With a focus on advancing standards for electronic administrative transactions and promoting data privacy and security, WEDI has been instrumental in aligning the industry to harmonize administrative and clinical data.

Ranked #1 on the HealthCare Executive Group’s 2022 Top 10 list of priorities facing health care executives and the explored by the new No Surprises Act (NSA) workgroup managed by WEDI:Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange, pricing and transparency continue to present significant data exchange and workflow challenges for payers and providers. Leaders from HCEG and WEDI will discuss the latest NSA regulatory activity regarding Good Faith Estimates and Advanced Explanation of Benefits, share findings from WEDI’sWorkgroup, national Industry Pulse research, and highlight compliance alternatives. This program includes an opportunity for participants to ask questions and share their perspectives.

Ranked #1 on the HealthCare Executive Group’s 2022 Top 10 list of priorities facing health care executives and explored by the new No Surprises Act (NSA) workgroup managed by WEDI:Workgroup for Electronic Data Interchange, pricing and transparency continue to present significant data exchange and workflow challenges for payers and providers. Leaders from HCEG and WEDI will discuss the latest NSA regulatory activity regarding Good Faith Estimates and Advanced Explanation of Benefits, share findings from WEDI’s Workgroup, national Industry Pulse research, and highlight compliance alternatives. This session includes an opportunity for participants to ask questions and share their perspectives. Speakers:<ul><li>Ferris Taylor, Executive Director, HealthCare Executive Group</li><li>Charles Stellar, President &amp; CEO, WEDI</li><li>Robert Tennant, Vice President, Federal Affairs, WEDI</li></ul>

You've Never Been There and Neither Have We: A No Surprises Act Roadmap

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The Future & Health Investment Summit

The technology wave in digital health and medicine requires CIOs and CDO’s to broaden their role, to interact with, oversee and most importantly, develop innovation within the healthcare system. However, there is no clear roadmap for digital transformation that applies to all organizations and CIOs must take on the role of CDOs, Chief Innovation Officers or Chief Transformation Officers or have to develop meaningful partnerships with them. The UC Davis Future and Health event brings together senior leaders to share knowledge and best practices as they navigate this new world. The summit will focus on sharing knowledge and expertise for funding of innovation. Attendees will learn from VC’s, CEO’s. CIO’s, CDO’s and Chief Innovation Officers as they formulate their approach for innovation and funding in 2023

The technology wave in digital health and medicine requires CIOs and CDO’s to broaden their role, to interact with, oversee and most importantly, develop innovation within the healthcare system. However, there is no clear roadmap for digital transformation that applies to all organizations and CIOs must take on the role of CDOs, Chief Innovation Officers or Chief Transformation Officers or have to develop meaningful partnerships with them. The UC Davis Future and Health event brings together senior leaders to share knowledge and best practices as they navigate this new world. It will focus on sharing knowledge and expertise for funding of innovation. Attendees will learn from VC’s, CEO’s. CIO’s, CDO’s and Chief Innovation Officers as they formulate their approach for innovation and funding in 2023

We are the ones we've been waiting for: Why the future of health care starts with people-centered policy

Why the Future of Health Care Starts with People-Centered Policy

In a national climate where things are increasingly divided, the one thing all people can agree on is that the American health care system isn’t working. But what if we knew how to change that? What if we brought entrepreneurs, elected officials, and real people together at a table to find solutions that work for everyone? What if we created a people-centered health care system? Listen in as a panel of experts from disparate backgrounds explore what is possible when we listen to what people want and hear how you can be a part of building the health care system of the future.Opening Remarks:Natalie Davis, CEO and Co-Founder, United States of Care Moderator:Kevin Perez-Allen, Chief Communications Officer , United States of CarePanelists: Mandy Cohen, MD, MPH, CEO, Aledade Care SolutionsNzinga Harrison, MD , Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer, Eleanor Health Venice Haynes, PhD, Director of Research &amp; Community Engagement , United States of Care

We Are the Ones We've Been Waiting For: Why the Future of Health Care Starts with People-Centered Policy