Building on the success of our Population Health Series, SSN is proud to present our 10 th Annual SDoH and Health Equity Innovations to Transform Population Health Summit, scheduled for May 14-15, 2024, at The Rosen Plaza in Orlando, Florida. The 2024 speaker lineup consists of illustrious and well-respected Health Plans, Innovative Providers and Physician Groups, numerous Community-Based Organizations, and policy makers shaping the direction of this rapidly changing social and patient-centric industry. With an increasingly diverse population, social pressure rising, and progressive regulatory changes ahead, the time is now for improved SDoH programs and health equity progression. The demand has never been greater as health plans and providers are being held to a higher standard and called to respond to advanced SDoH and Health Equity initiatives. How are health plans, providers, and community-based organizations working together to find innovative ways to narrow the gap of care for SDoH and health disparities? A complete overhaul is taking place in the industry from member engagement to data infrastructure and everything in between. Find out what other health plans are doing to narrow the gap and measure meaningful impact. The leading industry experts we have assembled will walk you through a progressive approach to meet those new and mounting demands.

Specific areas we will focus on include:

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    ROI, Reimbursement, and Affordability for SDoH Initiatives:

  • Measuring impact
  • ROI, affordability, and reimbursement
  • Sustainability, scalability, and replicable pilot SDoH and heath equity programs
  • Approval for In Lieu of Services (ILOS) and reimbursement: Who is paying for all of these new initiatives?

    • Value-Base Care & Community-Based Organizations/Community Health Worker Collaborations

  • Actionable strategies to drive member engagement
  • What does a real closed-loop referrals system look like? How do you know needs are being met?
  • Value-based payments for CBOs
  • Working collectively with your competitors to streamline processes and funding, avoid overwhelming CBO, and shattering a fragmented system – a universal and national movement
  • What are CBOs looking for in a partner?
  • Using community health workers as the navigator/soldier around SDoH initiatives

    • Data Infrastructure, Technology, and Interoperability:

  • Creating a robust data infrastructure for the intersection between SDoH and Health Equity
  • Incorporating the latest in technology innovations and standardization measures
  • Implementing more granular examples of data
  • Enhanced strategies for capturing, reporting, and measuring data for sustainable SDoH and Health Equity outcomes
  • Disrupting various interoperability challenges facing the industry

    • Disruptive SDoH Innovations:

  • Innovative approaches health plans are taking to advance various SDoH insecurities
  • Sustainable and long-term outcomes for food insecurities –- food as medicine, mobile trucks, food pharmacy, and more
  • Support the health of marginalized communities through better and affordable housing systems: What is working and what isn’t? What can be duplicated?
  • Groundbreaking strategies to circumvent transportation insecurities

    • Tactical Strategies for Evolving Heath Equity into A National Movement:

  • Excelling at ESL and CLAS standards: What are innovative plans doing?
  • Effectively addressing the massive disparity in maternal mortality and morbidity rates: A plan’s blueprint for measurable and proven outcomes
  • Examining the intersection of SDoH and behavioral health and substance abuse disorder
  • Promises and pitfalls of the Stars Health Equity Index
  • Sorting through the confusion, compliance, and support for the LGTBQ+ community

2024 speaker line up coming soon


2023 Speakers
Geisinger

Allison Hess

Vice President Health Innovations
The Helper Bees

Andy Friedell

COO
Wider Circle

Bill Friedman

Vice President of Payer and Provider Engagement
Vheda Health

Brad Marks

Chief Client Officer
Maryland Hospital Association

Brian Sims

Vice President, Quality & Equity
CareSource

Cameual Wright, MD, MBA

Vice President, Market Chief Medical Officer, Indiana
Health Policy Alternatives

Chris Peterson

Principal
The Ohio Health Information Partnership

Dan Paoletti

CEO
CareSource

Erin Brigham, MPH, CPHQ

Senior Director, Quality Improvement & Population Health – Ohio Market
Genpact

Erin Lloyd, MSHCT, MSW

Senior Manager of Healthcare Transformation
Sword Health

Evelyn Chojnacki, MPH

Director, Health Plan Strategy
Indiana University

Jack E. Turman, Jr., Ph.D.

Professor,Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health, Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine
Decision Point

Jasmine Moore MBA, MHSA, MPH

Consultant, Client Analytics
Genesee Health Plan

Jim Milanowski

President/CEO
National Equity Fund (NEF)

Jo Ellen McNamara

Vice President, Housing+Health Partnerships
Maryland Rural Health Association

Jonathan Dayton

Executive Director
Nightingale Partners

John Gorman

Founder and Chairman
Faegre Drinker Consulting

Kacey B. Dugan

Director – Policy & Regulatory Affairs
Aetna Better Health of Florida

Kacey K. Brown, DrPH, MS, FCCM

Social Determinants of Health and Community Partnership Manager, Florida
Clearlink Partners

Karin VanZant, MPA

VP SDOH & Health Equity
CareSource

Kate Tullio, MPH, MS

Director, Health Equity
Alera Health

Leesa Bain, RN, BSN, MHA

Vice President of Network Development
Decision Point

Lisette Roman

Vice President of Analytics
Kaizen Health

Mindi S. Knebel

Chief Executive Officer
Kaiser Permanente

Martha Shenkenberg, BSN, MBA

Director, Health Care Services, Medi-Cal and State Programs, SCAL
Humana

Melissa Blum

Population Health Leader – South Florida
Blue Cross of Idaho

Nicki Venem, CPC, MSML

Manager, Value Based Programs, MSO Services
Scene Health

Sebastian Seiguer

CEO and Co-Founder
Kaiser Permanente

Shannon O’Neill

Consultant, Health Care Services, Medi-Cal and State Programs, SCAL
Blue Cross of Idaho

Stina Redford

Director of Payment Innovation
Mom’s Meals

Stacey Silver

Manager Healthcare Partnerships
Aetna

Veatrice Futch

National Director of Social Determinants of Health and Community Partnerships
Medicaid Management Services (Community Care Hub)

Veronica Catoe

Executive Director
Supporting Organization Sponsor
  • Disease Management by Population Segment to Boost Performance Scores, Increase Care Quality & Minimize Risk
  • Disease Management by Population Segment to Boost Performance Scores, Increase Care Quality & Minimize Risk
Exhibitor
  • Strategic Solutions Network (SSN), based in Boca Raton, FL, is the parent company of the Medicare Risk Adjustment & Revenue Management Management, Plus Quality and Star Ratings and a series of related conferences.
  • Strategic Solutions Network (SSN), based in Boca Raton, FL, is the parent company of the Medicare Risk Adjustment & Revenue Management Management, Plus Quality and Star Ratings and a series of related conferences.
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Who Should Attend:

This program is designed to appeal to Medicare Advantage, Medicaid, and Commercial plans/ACA, Healthcare providers/physician groups, hospitals, integrated delivery systems, ACOs  —Officers, Vice Presidents, Directors, Managers, Supervisors and Specialists of:

  • Chief Population Officer
  • Population Health
  • SDOH
  • Health Equity
  • Health Services
  • Government Programs
  • Medicare, Medicaid, Duals
  • Medical Directors
  • Stars Ratings 
  • Quality and Performance Improvement
  • Senior Products
  • Community Outreach, Engagement, Relations, Marketing, Development, and Partnerships
  • Value Based Care
  • Health Promotion 
  • Mental/Behavioral Health
  • Medical Directors
  • Medical Management
  • Managed Care Contracting 
  • Clinical Officers and Integrations 
  • Medical Home
  • Utilization Management
  • Care Management and Coordination
  • Disease Management
  • Rural Health
  • Regulatory/Compliance
Plus:  Consultants, Service Providers, Community agencies, Population Health Management Organizations, Wellness and Prevention Companies, Healthcare Technology Innovators, Data Analytics Providers, Disease Management Organizations, Home Health Care Companies, Medical Device Companies, Business Processing, etc.
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