The on-going changes in health care reimbursement are demanding that old models of care delivery be disrupted and that we embrace innovation and collaboration among providers throughout the continuum of care to improve access to care, reduce unnecessary utilization, and efficiently address patients’ needs. Even medical-legal partnerships are critical to address patients’ complex health needs and other social determinants of health. This program offers a look at innovative programs that are designed to facilitate access to comprehensive, coordinated care to improve patient satisfaction and clinical outcomes. These innovative programs and the use of the technology necessary to support them do not come without legal barriers and challenges. The diverse panel of speakers describe innovative, collaborative initiatives that are disrupting the health care system, and the practical ways to overcome the real and perceived barriers to sustained implementation. This program is relevant for attorneys representing all provider types, health systems, in-house counsel, insurance/payor plans and governmental attorneys involved in health care regulation.
Non-Transitional.
TOPICS:
In-House General Counsel: Hot Topics
Panelists: Nancy Sheehan, Esq. Senior Vice President, CLO, Catholic Health System, Buffalo
Lisa D. Hayes, Esq., Associate General Counsel, Brookdale Hospital Medical Center, Brooklyn
Medical-Legal Partnerships in Health Care
Panelists: Deborah Slezak, Esq., Cioffi, Slezak, Wildgrube, PC, Niskayuna
John Broderick, MD, Regional Medical Director, Landmark Health, Latham
Collaborative Affiliations Among Large Systems and Physician Practices: Tales from the Trenches
Panelists:
Aileen Shinaman, Esq., Senior Counsel, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester
Brigid Maloney, Esq., Hodgson Russ, LLP, Buffalo
Medical-Legal Implications and Sustainability of SHIN-NY Regulations in Healthcare Delivery System
Panelists: Jonathan B. Karmel, Esq., Associate Counsel, Bureau of House Counsel, NYS Department of Health, Division of Legal Affairs, Albany
James Kirkwood, Director, NYS Department of Health, Bureau of Health Information Exchange
Joe Gambino, CEO, Hometown Health Centers, Schenectady
Concierge Medicine/Telemedicine/Direct Primary Care
Panelists: Charles Dunham, Esq., Epstein Becker & Green, PC, New York, NY
Keith Algozzine, PA-C, CEO, Upstate Concierge Medicine, Averill Park
Philip Eskew, DO, JD, MBA, Family Medicine Physician and Attorney, DPC Frontier Founder, Greenville, SC
Ethics of Health Information Technology Privacy
Panelist: Melissa Zambri, Esq., Barclay Damon, LLP, Albany
Keynote address: Dr. Jacob Reider, Former Deputy National Coordinator, Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT, US Dept of Health and Human Services
Recorded on: 10/28/2016