The silos of the care continuum have been shattered by the pandemic. Borders between segments of the care continuum are bleeding into each other faster than ever with a greater need for care coordination.
WTWH Healthcare is bringing all of its verticals together for a special event. We're inviting our C-suite executive audiences from across senior care and healthcare to learn the trends and strategies reshaping how care is delivered to older and complex populations.
Why attend?
Attendees at our events have asked for opportunities to connect outside of their silos and learn about opportunities beyond their immediate point of view, build relationships and have candid, honest conversations about why some barriers still exist and how to overcome them.
Continuum will feature interactive panel sessions and an expanded breakout sessions that will match your interest with subject matter experts in other parts of the continuum that will inspire, educate and challenge participants.
These sessions are designed to be interactive and connect executives with others in the care continuum and learn about their perspectives.
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We want to bring networking opportunities for executives across
the care continuum, creating the Davos of senior care.
December 11, 2024| Arlington, VA
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Hours
9:00 am - 3:30 pm ET. Doors open at 8:00 am ET.
Sponsors
Where and when is the 2024 in-person event being held?
The Continuum Conference will be held on December 11, 2024 at Convene, 1201 Wilson Blvd, 29th Floor, Arlington, VA 22209.
What is the refund policy?
Refunds will be available up until 60 days from the event.
Is there a hotel recommendation or block?
Please check back soon.
I can't make it to the live event. Is there a virtual option?
There are no virtual options to view or listen. You will find some coverage on the Aging Media verticals after the event for those that cannot participate at the event.
I have other questions? Who should I contact?
Email us at events-healthcare@wtwhmedia.
Are there kosher meals or other dietary options at the event?
Please email events-healthcare@wtwhmedia.
Interested in Sponsoring?
Email us at [email protected] for more details on
sponsorship opportunities at this event.
Companies Include:
Titles Include:
Chief Population Health Officer
Lifespark
VP Clinical Services
Oak Street Health
All registrants are invited to a networking reception from 5 – 7 PM ET
on the 4th floor restaurant, Amuse, inside the LeMeridien Arlington.
State of the Union
Amid the ongoing shift toward value-based care and away from fee-for-service payment models, senior care providers and payers are learning they must work together more closely than ever. But payer-provider relationships can often be contentious, complicated by differing goals and expectations. This panel will analyze the factors that define “healthy” payer-provider partnerships while also exploring the senior care trends shaping contracting dynamics moving forward.
Speakers:
Innovation in an Era of Disruption: C-Suite Outlook on Trends Shaping the Senior Care Continuum
Innovating Care Excellence: How VNS Health is Using Product Strategy and Data Science to Lead Value-Based Change
Forward-thinking leaders with innovative organizations are executing on strategies to reinvent how care and services are provided to older adults. Hear more about their approaches, biggest accomplishments, top lessons learned, and expectations for the future as silos continue to break down and payment frameworks evolve.
Build or Buy: How providers create diversified businesses reaching across the continuum
Lunch
Panel Coming Soon
The U.S. senior population is becoming increasingly complex, with many older adults living with depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions. At the same time, substance use disorder (SUD) is also on the rise among seniors. As a result, senior care providers across the continuum have had to address behavioral health issues head-on – whether through new internal service lines or via strategic partnerships. This panel will explore exactly how behavioral health fits into the senior care equation.
Speakers:
Katherine Suberlak, VP Clinical Services, Oak Street Health
Joe Cramer, President of Behavioral Health, Elara Caring
Networking Break
Hospital systems are working more closely than ever with senior housing and care providers in their markets to deliver innovative and integrated care, elevating wellness while supporting value-based care frameworks. Hear insider perspectives on some of these transformative efforts.
Speakers:
Angel Vargas, VP of Care at Home, Kaiser Permanente
Program Concludes
Chief Executive Officer
Homebase Medical
VP of Care at Home
Kaiser Permanente
Chief Revenue Officer
LHC Group
Chief Executive Officer
American Health Partners
Chief Clinical & Provider Strategy Officer
Medica
Opening Remarks
President and CEO
Trinity Health Senior Communities
SILVER SPONSORS
BRONZE SPONSORS
GOLD SPONSORS
Location
Convene, 1201 Wilson Blvd 29th floor, Arlington, VA 22209
Accommodations
Click here to access our room block at the Grand Hyatt Washington. The hotel booking deadline is November 6, 2023.
Who Attends
C-suite executives in home health and home care, hospice, behavioral, skilled and post-acute care, and senior living
Ticket Prices
Provider: $650
Vendor: $1300
Beyond Referrals: Forging stronger hospital partnerships to elevate senior care
Predictive Analytics in Action: How Machine Learning is Driving Successful Outcomes for Value-Based End-of-Life Programs
Sponsored Panel by
From AI to RPM: How Technology Is Revolutionizing the Care Continuum
Behavioral Health’s Place in the Senior Care Continuum
Panel Coming Soon
11:00 am - 11:30 am
1:00 - 1:30 pm
9:00 - 9:15 am
9:15 - 9:45 am
9:15 - 9:45 am
9:50 - 10:25 am
Breakout Sessions
12:00 - 1:00 pm
Breakout Sessions
2:35 - 3:00 pm
3:00 pm
Alfonso Montiel CEOSilverStone Health
Laura Templeton EVP & COO Compassus
11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Employee Retention: How AI Driven Scheduling Provides Optimal Caseload Assignment & Improves Staff Retention
Breakout Sessions
A Future Without Silos: Why Value-Based Care Tears Down Walls In The Continuum
Inside Shifting Referral Patterns: Flow of Patients Changes as Pandemic Wanes
Erin Shvetzoff Hennessey CEO HDG
Joel Theisen CEO Lifespark
Anne Tumlinson CEO & Founder ATI Advisory
Scott Tittle Managing Dir., Head of GovernmentRelations and External Affairs VIUM Capital
Arnold Whitman Chairman Formation Capital
Annie ErstlingCOO
Forcura
Forward-thinking leaders see the writing on the wall, as health care continues to become more integrated and payments increasingly rely on maintaining population health. But implementing innovations can be difficult in a climate of high interest rates and inflation, labor market disruption, and fast-paced technological change. Hear from C-suite leaders about their visions for the future, and how they are driving change in the current environment.
From private equity firms that are assembling portfolios of senior care service providers, to regional operators expanding in the SNF and senior housing world, to blockbuster deals with payers buying home health companies, the M&A market is active and a driving force in shaping the continuum for the future.-click to edit this t
Several trends — including the effects of the pandemic and the reinvention of hospitals — are reshaping patient profiles across the senior care continuum, with many types of providers taking on patients and residents with increasingly acute needs. Learn more about the clinical challenges and financial opportunities and strains created by these trends, and how providers are responding.
Covid-19 led to radical shifts in referral patterns, and now the continuum is going through another period of adjustment. Get the latest data on how patients are flowing through senior care settings, and how hospital bottlenecks, staffing shortages and the end of Covid-era regulations are shaping referral streams.
With Medicare Advantage on the rise and CMS pushing for all beneficiaries to be in a value-based arrangement, providers across the continuum are struggling with prevailing rates. Learn about what the future holds for managed care contracts and the promise and perils of going at risk.
The shift to value-based and population health frameworks has dovetailed with consumers’ embrace of “wellness,” resulting in health care providers rapidly formulating and adopting new models meant to drive older adults’ wellbeing. Learn how providers are harnessing technology, payer partnerships, care coordination and more to drive revenue and quality.
Jordan HollandSenior Vice President of
Value-Based Care,
Compassus
Eric Gommel CSO Virginia Health Services
Lisa Musgrave Sr. VP of Post Acute,At Home Services Ascension
Mona Siddiqui Sr. VP of Clinical Operations Humana Home Solutions
Brad Coppens Senior PartnerInTandem Capital Partners
Adam Perry The John A Hartford Foundation Healthand Aging Policy Fellows Program
William D. Gammie Sr. Dir. Post-Acute Utilization Kaiser Permanente
Matthew Fenley EVP, Chief BusinessDevelopment Officer The Allure Group
Lynne S. Katzmann PhD Founder & CEO Juniper
Michael Johnson President of Hospice& Home Health BAYADA Home Health Care
Rev. Kenneth DanielCEO
United Church Homes
Devin Woodley VP of Managed Care Contracting VNS Health
1:35 - 2:35 pm
Roundtables - Coming Soon
3:00 - 3:30 pm
Capital and the Continuum: Payers, investors on how providers can develop winning strategies
The needs and expectations of payers and the strategies of investors are among the most powerful forces shaping how care is delivered and how providers maintain profitability while building enterprise value. Hear from leaders with insurers and investors about how they are working with providers, and their advice for how to build a successful health care business for a more integrated continuum.
Ari Medoff CEO Arosa
Hank WatsonChief Development Officer
American Health Plans
Will Davis Riverside Company
Melissa Steffan President Evernorth Home-Based Care
Melissa Reilly Chief Growth Officer,Behavioral Health Evernorth Home-Based Care
Skelly Wingard, RN, MSN, PHN Chief Executive Officer By the Bay Health
Roundtables - Coming Soon
Matt KinneCOO
Lifespark
Denise KeefeSVP, Continuing Health
Advocate Health
As health care silos continue to break down, more providers are diversifying, adding business lines to extend their reach upstream and downstream in the continuum. Gain insight into how leaders are developing their strategies and expanding their companies, including how they weigh the all-important decision about whether to build or buy.
Jonathan FleeceCEO
Empath Health
Dexter Braff President & Founder The Braff Group
Accommodations
Send requests to [email protected] for hotel accommodations.
The role of hospital systems in the care continuum continues to evolve, and that extends to how hospitals are engaging with senior care providers in their markets. Gain perspective on what it takes to build hospital relationships for more integrated, cost-effective, person-centered care in a climate of staffing challenges and ongoing payment model refinement and experimentation.
Leslie CampbellCOO
Touchstone Communities
It is widely accepted that one of the most effective approaches to succeed under at-risk alternative payment systems is to create a coordinated continuum of health care services that can seamlessly provide patients with the right care, at the right time, in the right setting. But how best to accomplish this? M&A? Partnership? Or building from the ground up? In this session, after a brief update on the current M&A climate, we’ll discuss the pros and cons of all three.
Darren Shulte MD, CEO VyncaCare
Welcome Reception
December 10, 2024 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm ET.
Devin WoodleyVice President
Managed Care Contracting
Mark BailesDirector
Technical Product Management
Carlin Brickner Vice PresidentData Science & BI Analytics
Chris Booker Partner Frist Cressey Ventures
BRONZE SPONSORS
Innovating Care Excellence: How VNS Health is Using Product Strategy and Data Science to Lead Value-Based Change
As one of the nation’s largest nonprofit home and community-based health care organizations, VNS Health is committed to helping people live, age, and heal where they feel most comfortable - in their own homes, connected to their family and community.
With a growing portfolio of advanced data analytics, unrivaled in the home and community-health industry, VNS Health’s Care Management Organization is transforming insights into real impact through innovative care management and technology partnerships with health plans and providers, ranging from acute settings through end-of-life care.
Danny Metzger-TraberVP Strategic Business Operations
Mass General Brigham Healthcare at Home
As employee retention continues to plague the industry, learn how AI can help ensure that you match the right clinician to the right patient every time, ensuring optimal routing, minimal costs, and better care delivery. Leverage technology to provide efficient back-office support to effectively manage field staff operations, track progress of care management, and detect and prevent problems before they happen.
Michael HerediaVice President of Central Operations
Pinnacle
Lucy LopezSVP of Product Management
KanTime
The shift to measuring value within healthcare reimbursement over volume is a top priority for CMS over the next decade. Spend time with providers serving broad continuums of care and explore how they are thriving in value-based arrangements as the walls between their care settings crumble.
Anthony SpanoVice President, Post- Acute
Client Development
Netsmart
Kelly KeefeSr. Director and GM
Netsmart
10:25 - 11:00 am
Networking Break
As one of the nation’s largest nonprofit home and community-based health care organizations, VNS Health is committed to helping people live, age, and heal where they feel most comfortable - in their own homes, connected to their family and community.
With a growing portfolio of advanced data analytics, unrivaled in the home and community-health industry, VNS Health’s Care Management Organization is transforming insights into real impact through innovative care management and technology partnerships with health plans and providers, ranging from acute settings through end-of-life care.
Devin WoodleyVice President, Managed Care
Contracting
VNS Health
Carlin BricknerVice President, Data Science
& BI Analytics
VNS Health
Mark BailesVice President, Technical
Product Management
VNS Health