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Tuesday, May 7 - Wednesday, May 8, 2013
Today healthcare activity accounts for a large and potentially calamitous amount of U.S. economic spending. Whether or not we chose to be here, this wave of increasing costs is placing the entire healthcare system on the brink of a tipping point.
The most pressing goal facing healthcare practitioners, policymakers, payers and organizations is to plant the seeds that will create a sustainable healthcare system, not just for today and tomorrow but for long into the future.
The 5th Care Coordination Summit firmly embraces these challenges and creates a dynamic environment where leaders and frontline practitioners can discover practical solutions to the main issues facing their organizations and healthcare as a whole.
With its mission of Paving the Way Toward a Sustainable Healthcare System, the Care Coordination Summit delivers critical intelligence, resources, case studies, best practices and real working models to case managers and professionals involved in care coordination as they seek to address challenges, reduce costs, optimize the delivery of care and create viable payment structures.
New this year, the Care Coordination Summit adjoins the Case In Point Platinum Awards show, which recognizes the cutting-edge work that case management and care coordination professionals are achieving throughout the care continuum.
The Care Coordination Summit takes place at the Gaylord National Resort in Washington, D.C., from May 7-8, 2013, situating attendees in the cradle of our nation’s capital where you can recharge as you discover actionable ways to make a difference that will help ensure a sustainable healthcare system.
Attend the 5th Annual Care Coordination Summit and learn:
- The elements behind the monumental shift from a provider-focused paradigm to patient-centered care.
- How to encourage individual responsibility for consumers with the right tools.
- The critical impact of accountable care organizations in improving efficiencies and reducing waste in the system.
- Payment structure changes that are streamlining costs while improving the bottom line for efficient providers.
- The importance of patient engagement in making sustainable changes.
- How care coordination is the bridge to reducing silos and improving collaboration.
- The importance of leadership in driving change.
- How organizations are redesigning the care delivery system.
- The importance of shared decision making and consumer involvement.
- Collaborative stewardship and efficient use of healthcare resources.
- Professional advice and council to ensure patient-centeredness.
- Why the importance of a multidisciplinary approach has improved the delivery of care.
- Incentives designed to reward care coordination and transitions of care.
- Change management strategies professionals can use to achieve successful implementation of an innovative patient care delivery system.
 It's hard to imagine meetings being any better than what I just experienced at the Care Coordination Summit in Las Vegas: the speakers and their respective content was so informative, current and relevant to many aspects of my practice. Further, the Dorland Health group created an easy environment in which to learn and network – thank you for all the efforts that went into setting this up! 
—Susan Bachner, MA, OTR/L, FAOTA, SCEM, CAPS, CEAC |
This was a great opportunity to share and learn best practices on care coordination initiatives and care delivery models.
—Myranda Strickland, LCSW-C, LICSW, BH-Team LEader II, Health Services for Children with Special Needs, Inc. |
Presentations were fantastic. Learned a lot and found validation for my current practice.
—Bobbi Jo King, RN, CCM, BSN, Case Manager II Health Net Federal Services |
Packed with information. Really learned a lot. Got my money's worth.
—Chris Delich, Officer of Business Development The ALARIS Group |
Overall it was one of the best seminars I’ve attended and provided excellent networking opportunities for attendees.
—Denise Fessler, Vice President, Clinical Management | Clinical Management Capital Blue Cross |
This was the first time I had attended a program from Dorland. I was very impressed with all the presenters. The organization of both days far exceeded my expectations. The staff was excellent.
—Lora Rosenthal, Program Manager, Johns Hopkins Health Care |
Thanks for the opportunity to attend the Summit. My colleague and I found each speaker was excellent in presentation and content, and provided an excellent learning opportunity. We look forward to attending future Dorland Health Events.
—Terri Kapetanovic RN MSN CPHQ CMCN
President, Professional Services Network, Inc., Silver Spring, MD |
I just wanted to let you know that it was great to be a part of the Care Coordination Summit and to hear how hospitals around the country are evolving their Care Coordination practices to align with the forthcoming challenges of healthcare reform. My company focuses our Care Coordination methodology mainly on the inpatient setting and working to coordinate patients’ care while still in the hospital. I found it to be very informative and insightful to hear about the Care Coordination efforts that are taking place outside of these hospitals, with a focus on decreasing readmissions.
Thank you so much for putting on such a wonderful and insightful gathering, and I look forward to hear what Dorland Health has to offer going forward.
—Kaitlin A. Shumrick, Huron Healthcare |
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