Detailed Agenda
Ethan Kispert | Apr 19, 2023
Topical Agenda
Ethan Kispert | Feb 1, 2023
Convening Panel
Kaylor Erickson | Jan 11, 2023
Register
Kaylor Erickson | Nov 10, 2022
2023 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference
Kaylor Erickson | Nov 10, 2022
The 2023 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference will once again be taking place in-person at the Lansing Center on May 23rd, 2023! State of Reform pulls together practitioners, thought leaders, and policy makers – each working to improve our health care system in their own way – into
Detailed Agenda
Ethan Kispert | Mar 24, 2022
Our 2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference Detailed Agenda is a list of nearly 60 speakers and experts from across the spectrum of care. The heading colors correspond to track colors on our Topical Agenda to help you organize your day. The agenda and speaker list are driven
Topical Agenda
Kaylor Erickson | Feb 18, 2022
We're excited to release our Topical Agenda ahead of the 2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference taking place on April 21st at the Lansing Center! We're working to line up speakers now for this fast approaching event. So, if you have ideas for smart, thoughtful and informed voices
Registration
Kaylor Erickson | Jan 18, 2022
Thank you for your interest in attending the 2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference on April 21st at the Lansing Center in Lansing Michigan! We have recently made the decision to migrate to a fully in-person event based on the feedback we have received from our Stakeholders &
Convening Panel
Kaylor Erickson | Jan 18, 2022
We are honored to have such a diverse group of leaders from across the health care community joining us to help build our 2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference! Take a look at the names of folks we are lucky enough to partner with for our event. Want
2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference
Kaylor Erickson | Jan 18, 2022
The 2022 Michigan State of Reform Health Policy Conference is focused on bridging the gap between health care policy and political reality. Too often, those with good ideas for reforming health care don’t have a solid understanding of how the legislative process works. Those who understand politics don’t always comprehend