Webinar: The road ahead: What providers need to know for long-term success in virtual care

The COVID-19 pandemic greatly accelerated the transition to virtual care, but what does the future of virtual healthcare look like? There are still uncertainties about reimbursement, technology and access that leaders must consider as they navigate their strategic plans for virtual care going forward. 

Join the Chartis Group, Zoom and Oracle Healthcare for an informative discussion about what virtual healthcare 2.0 will be and how your healthcare organization can be ready for the transition.

The panel of experts will explore the promise of telehealth to address healthcare communication siloes and equity of access; how regulatory policies like the Connect bill are impacting virtual care; emerging technology trends that will enable more virtual engagement and how retail-based providers are poised to challenge the healthcare delivery landscape.

Join this webinar to understand:  

• How telehealth is accelerating and can support healthcare equity while also breaking down communication siloes in healthcare delivery
• Details about the bipartisan CONNECT for Health Act and how it’s addressing telehealth and access to care in the future state
• What virtual care 2.0 looks like, including the current state of hospital-to-home transitions, and how retail-based providers are changing the healthcare delivery landscape
• How technologies vendors are leveraging secure cloud, AI and Machine Learning, and connected data platforms to enable telehealth and virtual engagement, expand access to care, and support public health and healthcare equity 

Heidi West
Head of Healthcare
Zoom

Heidi West joined Zoom in November to serve as the Head of Healthcare. Prior to joining Zoom, Heidi excelled in sales, consulting and leadership roles within numerous organizations including Cisco, Booz Allen, Citrix and Nutanix. During her more than 25-year career, Heidi has invested in, and actualized, the specific skills and requirements necessary to build and develop successful healthcare specific organizations. Her experience spans across technology software, hardware, consulting and data, allowing a uniquely comprehensive understanding of how technology, clinical and business come together to improve communications throughout healthcare. This perspective has allowed Heidi to build successful teams focused on industry-specific strategy and execution. Heidi invests greatly in the development and growth of women in tech. She champions STE(A)M events, speaks to schools and organizations about roles in information technology (IT) and often serves as a mentor and advocate.

Thomas Kiesau
Senior Partner and Director, Digital Health Leader
The Chartis Group

Thomas Kiesau is a Senior Partner with the Chartis Group and the leader of Chartis Digital, the firm’s business unit dedicated to digital transformation planning and execution across the healthcare arena. Prior to assuming leadership of Chartis Digital, he led the firm’s Strategy Practice Area. With more than 20 years of healthcare experience, Mr. Kiesau has served as an advisor to many of the nation’s leading health systems and digital health companies.

Prior to joining the Chartis Group, Mr. Kiesau held leadership roles at a healthcare operations and information technology business services firm, a comprehensive brand-focused customer relationship management (CRM) solution provider, and a leading healthcare revenue cycle management consulting firm.

Mr. Kiesau graduated with high honors from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business with a Master of Business Administration concentrating in finance, economics and strategy. He also holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in information systems analysis & design and operations management from the University of Wisconsin where he graduated with distinction.

Amy Andersen
Industry Executive Director, Healthcare
Oracle

Amy Andersen is a healthcare strategist, innovation leader, transformation advocate, and regulatory and policy expert. Her expertise spans healthcare provider, payor, and commercial and public sector.

She began her career in healthcare in Washington, DC, as a health policy consultant and lobbyist and helped to craft the portability and privacy provisions of the landmark HIPAA law. She also served as a partner and healthcare practice leader for big tech and consulting at IBM, Philips, Booz Allen Hamilton, North Highland Worldwide Consulting. For over a decade, she led government relations and regulatory affairs for Kaiser Permanente, as well as leading strategy and establishing an industry partnerships program for Stanford University's Clinical Excellence Research Center (CERC). Today at Oracle, she leads strategy and transformation for the healthcare industry market, providing industry thought leadership, strategic insights, and solutions to support digital transformation across the healthcare ecosystem.

Maria Castellucci
Content Strategist 
Modern Healthcare

Maria is a content strategist who helps develop events, conferences and custom content at Modern Healthcare. Prior to joining the education and events department, Maria was a reporter for more than four years at Modern Healthcare, spending the last three covering the safety and quality beat. She graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and minor in public relations.

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