Live from the ViVE 2023 show floor in Nashville on the next episode of the HLTH Daily Show, our Host Chitra Nawbatt talks to Marty Bonick, CEO of Ardent Health Services, about how they are dealing with the healthcare staffing challenges to make sure they serve all patients that come through their doors, and how they are embracing value-based care.

HLTH Daily Show: Marty Bonick, CEO Ardent Health Services

Live from the ViVE 2023 show floor in Nashville on the next episode of the HLTH Daily Show, our Host Chitra Nawbatt talks to David Dill, CEO of LifePoint Health about health innovation at LifePoint Health. 

 HLTH Daily Show: David Dill, CEO, LifePoint Health

Getting Real about Employer Expectations for Quality Healthcare

See Beyond - How Innovation Addresses the Urgent Need for Better, More Efficient Care

<h2>Join Healthcare's #1 Innovation Event. </h2>Gathering senior leaders across the health ecosystem to solve healthcare’s most pressing problems and realize the most promising opportunities to create health’s future, including:<ol><li data-list="bullet">Payers and Providers</li><li data-list="bullet">Startups and Investors</li><li data-list="bullet">Pharma / Life Sciences</li><li data-list="bullet">Patient Community</li><li data-list="bullet">Government Entities</li><li data-list="bullet">Employers and Benefits Leaders</li><li data-list="bullet">Consumer Tech and Wellness Brands</li><li data-list="bullet">Solution Providers</li></ol>

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Social media is not only a way to share a photo of your recent vacation, it's become a powerful tool to shine an important light on the transformation of healthcare through content. Thought Leaders and marketers alike have been using social accounts like LinkedIn and Twitter to create loyal communities and content hubs that keep the finger on the pulse of the future of healthcare.This webinar will cover best practices for using social media as a tool for brand awareness and thought leadership in the healthcare industry.Key Takeaways:<ol><li data-list="bullet">Importance of brands creating a presence on social media in the healthcare industry</li><li data-list="bullet">How to use social media to educate, engage, and promote your products and services</li><li data-list="bullet">Why creating content on social media is key to sharing your voice in healthcare</li><li data-list="bullet">Tips on getting started as a healthcare creator on LinkedIn</li></ol>

Social Media in Healthcare: A Powerful Platform for the Voices of Health

The market for digital health is expanding rapidly and is estimated to grow up to 25% on an annual basis - hitting $130 billion by 2030. The potential for impact on health outcome and cost of care is enormous, and yet adoption remains slow. As consumer demand for technology-enabled support and care continues to rise, employers and payers are under pressure to deliver in the face of complex, stubborn barriers that impede process.Join us to hear how industry leaders are addressing the remaining barriers standing in the way of complete digital health adoption.- As consumer demand continues to drive investment in digital health, how can the market speed adoption on a large scale?- With complex barriers in the healthcare ecosystem adding another challenge – are there signs that progress is coming?- How can integration and innovative partnerships advance the knowledge of digital health effectiveness and help payers effectively deploy for real value?Panelists:- Rick Anderson, President, Dario Health- Linette Demers, Program Director, Digital Medicine Society (DiMe)- Alex Condoleon, VP, Head of Digital Healthcare US, Sanofi

Breaking Down Barriers to Digital Health Adoption

Despite widespread use by both government and private organizations, health systems and hospitals have recently been scrutinized for their use of online tracking technologies (e.g., Google Analytics, Meta pixels), particularly with respect to their appointment scheduling pages, patient portals and mobile applications. This panel will examine broad guidance issued by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights for HIPAA-covered entities and their business associates that utilize online tracking technologies on their webpages and applications. Panelists:<ol><li data-list="bullet">Christine Moundas, Partner, Ropes &amp; Gray</li><li data-list="bullet">Jennifer Romig, Partner, Ropes &amp; Gray</li><li data-list="bullet">Deborah Gersh, Partner, Ropes &amp; Gray</li></ol>

HIPAA Guidance and Online Tracking Technologies: The Need to Know

Home care is a rapidly growing industry in healthcare, involving an increasing number of patients, health plans, and providers. However, this form of care is often mismanaged and uncoordinated, resulting in poorer quality and higher costs. Plans and providers face significant administrative burdens and high costs associated with coordinating across complex networks of stakeholders. Overall, the fragmented approach to home care services leads to higher rates of staff burnout (for both providers and plans), higher readmission rates and longer hospital stays, and lower patient/member satisfaction.This panel discussion, which will feature insights from a recent survey of 47 health plan leaders on the challenges and opportunities associated with home care, will also explore the importance of home care benefits administration, and how all industry stakeholders can meet the growing demand for high quality home care. Key Takeaways:<ol><li data-list="bullet">How home care is expected to grow</li><li data-list="bullet">Top challenges plans and providers are facing in delivering home care</li><li data-list="bullet">Defining the value of a Home Care Benefits Manager</li><li data-list="bullet">What’s contributing to high costs and lower quality</li><li data-list="bullet">Strategies that plans and providers are using to overcome these challenges</li></ol> Moderator:<ol><li data-list="bullet">Dan D’Orazio, CEO, Sage Growth Partners</li></ol>Panelists:<ol><li data-list="bullet">Paul Pino, Chief Development and Analytics Officer, Integrated Home Care Services (IHCS)</li><li data-list="bullet">Kat Gesh-Wilson, Vice President, Medicare Advantage, BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina</li></ol>

Healthier at Home: The Role of Home Care Benefits Manager in Improving Outcomes and the Member Experience

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