September 7-9, 2022
i3 Healthcare Solutions is excited to announce its inaugural Summit in Nashville! This event will bring together our five healthcare companies along with our current and potential clients to share insights on the business of healthcare. Join us as we welcome notable speakers to discuss the current industry trends and learn more about software and product solutions that can help scale your business. The i3 Healthcare Solutions team cannot wait to see you there!
Schedule
Breakfast – North Coast B (Other side of elevators)
Message from Clay Whitson (CFO) and Tim Anderson (CEO, i3-ACS) – Railyard C
Welcome/Introduction – Eric Willis (Host) – Railyard C
“Current Drivers of Healthcare”
Lynn Massingale, M.D. (Founder and Chairman of the Board of Team Health) – Railyard C
“News and Updates from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.”
Cheryl Campbell (Assistant Secretary for Administration, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services) – Railyard C
“Building a Culture of Compliance”
Alec Alexander J.D. (Former Deputy Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and Director of the Center of Program Integrity) and Robert Zink J.D. (Former Head of the U.S. Justice Department’s Criminal Division, Fraud Section) – Railyard C
Lunch – North Coast B (Other side of elevators)
Breakout Sessions: Round 1 and 2 (See bottom of page)
- Keeping Sensitive Data Secret: Protecting the Confidentiality of Healthcare Data – Greg Wheeler (Kiriworks)
- Telehealth Billing and Patient Engagement – IVR – Allen Bishop (Milestone)
- Audit Readiness – Alec Alexander and Robert Zink
- Value-Based Care – Today and Tomorrow – Lori Meyers and Dana Huete (Target Health)
- Update to Password Guidelines (from NIST) – Stephen Page (K&L Gates)
- Completing the Patient Record with Enterprise Medical Imaging – Thomas Duggan and Jon Shurtz (Hyland)
“Cause and Effect: How COVID Changed the Way Americans Seek, Provide and Pay for Health Care”
David Vandewater (CEO of Anther Healthcare) – Railyard C
Breakout Sessions: Round 3 (See bottom of page)
- HIPAA Waiver from COVID – Stephen Page (K&L Gates)
- EHR for Today and Tomorrow – i3Med Team
- Revolutionizing Healthcare with Robotic Process Automation – Eric Willis and Greg Wheeler (Kiriworks)
7:00 am – 7:45 am
Breakfast – Reception Area
7:45 am – 8:00 am
Opening – Eric Willis (host) – Railyard C
8:00 am – 8:40 am
“Physician’s Issues: Practice & Industry Issues Affecting the Medical Professional”
Kathleen DeBruhl (The Health Law Group) – Railyard C
8:45 am – 9:50 am
Sponsor Breakout Sessions – Railyard C
“A.I. – Technologies and Automation”
Mark Morsch – Railyard C
Closing – Railyard C
Meetings by Room
Platform A – Thursday
Meeting
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Time
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Keeping Sensitive Data Secret: Protecting the Confidentiality of Healthcare Data – Greg Wheeler (Kiriworks)
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1:15-1:50
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Value-Based Care - Today and Tomorrow - Lori Meyers and Dana Huete (Target Health)
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1:55-2:30
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HIPAA Waiver from COVID – Stephen Page (K&L Gates)
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3:45-4:20
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Platform B – Thursday
Meeting
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Time
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Telehealth Billing and Patient Engagement – IVR Allen Bishop (Milestone)
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1:15-1:50
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Update to Password Guidelines (from NIST) – Stephen Page (K&L Gates)
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1:55-2:30
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EHR for Today and Tomorrow – i3Med Team
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3:45-4:20
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Platform C – Thursday
Meeting
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Time
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Audit Readiness – Alec Alexander and Robert Zink
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1:15-1:50
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Completing the Patient Record with Enterprise Medical Imaging (Tom Duggan & Jon Shurtz, Hyland)
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1:55-2:30
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Revolutionizing Healthcare with Robotic Process Automation (Eric Willis & Greg Wheeler, Kiriworks)
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3:45-4:20
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Railyard C – Friday
Meeting
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Time
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Inovalon
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8:45-9:15 AM
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Waystar
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9:20-9:50 AM
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Speakers

David Vandewater
Chief Executive Officer, Anther Health Services
David Vandewater brings more than 35 years of health care leadership experience to Anther Health Services. Throughout his career, Mr. Vandewater has been responsible for the operations of more than 500 hospitals and led dozens of joint venture partnerships that combined the strengths of community hospitals, not-for-profit or academic health systems and investor-owned operators.

Mark Morsch
Healthcare Strategic Advisor
Mark Morsch is a Strategic advisor to executive leadership of early-stage healthcare start-up companies to support market positioning, next stage growth, and expanded patient trials. While he is currently engaged with companies focused on the post-acute care and oncology settings, Morsch is also an inventor with 15 patents in AI, NLP and health information.

Kathy DeBruhl, J.D.
Owner of Kathleen L. DeBruhl & Associates, LLC, The Health Law Group
Kathleen L. DeBruhl is a principal in the law firm of Kathleen L. DeBruhl & Associates, L.L.C., The Health Law Group, located in New Orleans, Louisiana. The law firm exclusively represents healthcare providers on a regional and national level. Ms. DeBruhl has expertise in multiple healthcare areas, including physician practice issues, mergers and acquisitions, including private equity ventures, Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement and appeals, licensure and accreditation, medical staffs, Stark and antikickback regulatory compliance, development of ancillary services, and joint ventures, such as ambulatory surgery centers, imaging centers, and specialty hospitals.

Lynn Massingdale
Founder and Chairman of the Board of Team Health
Lynn Massingale, M.D., FACEP, is the chairman of TeamHealth. Since co-founding the predecessor of TeamHealth in 1979, he served as the chairman and CEO until 2008 when he undertook the role of executive chairman and continued in that role until 2017 when he assumed his current role.
As one of the nation’s largest integrated physician practices, TeamHealth’s more than 15,000 physicians, advanced practice clinicians and affiliated healthcare professionals provide emergency medicine, hospital medicine, critical care, anesthesiology, orthopedic surgery, general surgery, obstetrics, acute behavioral health, post-acute care, post-acute behavioral health, ambulatory care, virtual care and medical call center solutions to approximately 2,700 acute and post-acute facilities and physician groups nationwide.

Alec Alexander
Partner at Sullivan Stollier Schulze LLC
Alec Alexander is the former Deputy Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and Director of the Center for Program Integrity.
Mr. Alexander is a Partner who serves on the firm’s Management Committee and leads the Fraud and Abuse Practice Group. An experienced attorney, corporate executive, healthcare enforcement consultant, former federal prosecutor and presidential appointee, for the last twenty years Mr. Alexander’s work has focused on state and federal fraud, waste, abuse and enforcement issues in the administrative, civil and criminal contexts.

Robert Zink
Partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan
Robert Zink, former head of the U.S. Justice Department’s Criminal Division, Fraud Section, is a trial lawyer and member of the Firm’s Investigations, Government Enforcement and White Collar Criminal Defense Group.
Mr. Zink’s practice focuses on trying high stakes matters, defending corporate entities and individuals under investigation by federal and state law enforcement authorities and regulators across the United States, and providing advice and counsel to corporate entities in connection with the design, testing, and implementation of corporate compliance programs.

Stephen Page
Partner at K&L Gates
Stephen Page is a partner at the firm’s Nashville office and is a member of the Health Care and FDA practice group. Stephen has advised a myriad of clients across the health care industry such as telemedicine companies, digital health companies, hospital systems, ambulatory surgery centers, and health care investors. He works with clients on strategic and operational matters including compliance issues related to patient privacy and data security, corporate practice of medicine, Medicare and Medicaid fraud and abuse, and physician self-referral prohibitions. Stephen has also served as in-house legal counsel to two investor-owned health care companies based in Nashville, Tennessee with operations across the United States. He has considerable experience assisting health care clients with matters concerning digital health, telemedicine, and offering practical and strategic advice across various regulatory areas.

Greg Wheeler
Chief Technology & Information Security Officer, Kiriworks
Greg Wheeler has been working with IT infrastructure for 2 decades with a focus on performance, efficiency, and security. As Chief Information Security Officer of Kiriworks, he provides security expertise to both internally and to clients and partners, with a focus on risk management and threat modeling. Greg works out of Cleveland, Ohio and is a member of the FBI’s Infragard partnership as well as a member of the Cloud Security Alliance and the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP).

Allen Bishop
Allen Bishop currently serves as the Director of Sales and Solution Engineering at i3-Milestone, with 15 years of leadership, training, and project/program management experience. Allen thrives in creating and implementing strategies to deliver strategic initiatives proven to improve systems, processes, bottom-line results, and to enhance the overall customer experience. In his current role, Allen also leads the Milestone Pre-Sales team in conducting demos, writing proposals, and discovering how Milestone can create internal efficiencies and increased customer engagement for Milestone’s customers.

Lori Meyers
Executive Staff at Target Health
Lori is a Registered Nurse with 22 years of experience in a variety of nursing specialties.Her most recent experience in working with Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) negotiating/managing their Value Based Contracts, quality HEDIS performance, and clinic transformation. She has years of knowledge in developing processes that will improve quality and efficiencies for providers as well as payers. She has also acquired knowledge with integrating and validating multiple data sources; thereby, creating documents that are valuable to healthcare providers and large organizations that are managing cost and patient quality. Lori Meyers’ experience allows her to support providers and payers in this shift from fee-for-service to pay-by-performance models that are evolving in healthcare today.

Cheryl Campbell
Assistant Secretary for Administration, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
Cheryl Campbell is appointed as the permanent HHS Assistant Secretary for Administration. Ms. Campbell was previously serving in an acting role since March,2021 where she has already laid the groundwork for 21 century HHS operations. The Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration (ASA) is responsible for the delivery of high quality, cost effective, and timely mission support services for HHS and through the critical transition period Ms. Campbell has led the agencies administration through many of the nation and the world’s most challenging issues. ASA’s portfolio of responsibilities is broad: it includes the provisioning and management of human resources, technology, facilities, acquisitions, employee safety, security, labor relations, equal employment opportunity, diversity and inclusion. Ms. Campbell is the first person to hold the position that has leadership experience at each of the HHS Op/Div and Staff/Div’s and she will be the first female Assistant Secretary for Administration and first person of color to serve as the Assistant Secretary for Administration.

Dana Huete
Executive Staff at Target Health
Dana is a Registered Nurse with 20 years of experience in mostly the ambulatory care setting. She spent most of her career at Tulane Medical Center as the Director of Ambulatory Nursing and Clinical Operations. Dana also has a wealth of experience in Value Based Care, Clinical Integration, Accountable Care Organizations, Quality Management and Process Improvement. Her most recent experience in working with Federally Qualified Health Centers, (FQHCs) managing their Value Based Care contracts, Population Health Initiatives, HEDIS Performance and clinic operations best practice. Dana’s experience allows her to support providers, health centers and payors in our ever-changing healthcare arena.

Jon Shurtz
Manager, Healthcare Partner Sales at Hyland
Jon Shurtz is the manager of the healthcare channel team at Hyland. Jon has been with Hyland for 5 years, and has been working within enterprise imaging for 12 years.

Thomas Duggan
Principal Consultant - Enterprise Imaging at Hyland
Thomas Duggan has 20 years of Enterprise Imaging experience – managing Radiology, CPACS, Ophthalmology, and Visible Light imaging solutions. He has been with Hyland Software 3 years in Sales Engineering and Professional Services Solution Deployment roles.
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