2015 Inland NW State of Reform presentations available
We were honored to have so many great speakers and organizations join us for the 2015 Inland Northwest State of Reform Health Policy Conference on Sept. 15th. Here are some of the presentation materials featured in their panels.
An Update on Legal Questions on Reform
- Stephen Rose, Partner, Hall Render Killian Heath & Lyman, P.C.
- Hollie Westly, Principal, Witherspoon Kelley
- Vicki Williams, Associate Professor, Gonzaga University School of Law
Cyber Security and Patient Privacy
Innovation in Patient Engagement
- Lura Hawkins, Director Member Services, CAPG
- Amina Suchoski, Vice President, Marketing and Business Development, United HealthCare Community Plan
- Chris Blanton, President, BridgeSpan Health
Integration of Hospitals & Primary Care
Legislative Leadership: Democrats
The Evolution of ACHs
Luncheon Keynote: A Report on Medicaid Integration
Medicare Payment Innovations
- Karen Lewis-Smith, Executive Director, Government Programs, Group Health
- Will Callicoat, Chief Financial Officer, Summit Pacific Medical Center
Mental Health System Reform: A DSHS Perspective
Public Safety, Housing and Mental Health
- Harry Rosencrantz, Program Administrator, Homeless Outreach Team & Adult Recovery Team, Frontier Behavioral Health
- Fred Peck, Executive Director, Spokane Housing Ventures
- Torney Smith, Administrator, Spokane Regional Health District
SW Washington and the Vision for Early Integration of Medicaid
- Julie Lindberg, Vice President of Healthcare Services, Molina Healthcare
- Erica Hunt, Chief Clinical Officer, Columbia River Mental Health Services
The Disruptive Nature of Wearables
The Exchange in 2016: Quality & Sustainability
Top 5 stories in the National Edition
Washington and Oregon to end mask mandates for healthcare settings on April 3rd
CareOregon to convert Seaside hotel into housing for healthcare workers, OHP members with behavioral health needs
COVID-19 is not over: A California resident’s take on the end of San Francisco’s public health emergency
California prepares for Medi-Cal redeterminations as millions may lose coverage
Research of Florida healthcare company contributes to FDA-approved drug to delay onset of Type 1 Diabetes
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