Consumer Driven Healthcare Summit Congress: Agenda: Preconference

Preconference

Day One

Day Two

Day Three

Summit Agenda Thursday, September 14, 2006 Day Two
8:00 a.m.	SESSION I
	1.01 Provider Track: Implications of CDHP for Large Multi-Specialty MD Groups and Affiliated Hospitals Marc J. Dettmann, CEO University of VA Health Services Foundation Charlottesville, VA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Thomas M. Robertson Vice President, Business Strategies & Tactics University HealthSystem Consortium Oak Brook, IL
	1.02 Plan/Employer Track: Healthcare Consumerism: Strategies are Broadening, Diversifying and Deepening Alexander C. Domaszewicz National Health Consumerism Practice Leader Mercer Health and Benefits Newport Beach, CA
	1.03 Evidence of CDHP's Influence on Pharmacy Utilization Jessica Greene, PhD Assistant Professor, Dept of Planning, Public Policy and Management University of Oregon Eugene, OR Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.04 Policy Track: Feel-Good Medicine: How the "Customer" Metaphor is Undermining American Healthcare James G. Hutton, PhD Author of The Feel-Good Society Teaneck, NJ Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.05 Legal Track: A Legal Perspective: Evaluating Alternatives For Consumer-Driven Health Care Cheryl Risley Hughes Principal, and Lincoln Weed Principal, Sanders, Schnabel & Brandenburg, PC Washington, DC Lincoln Weed Principal, Sanders, Schnabel & Brandenburg, P.C. Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	1.06 Banking/ IT Track: Health Meeting Wealth: How Consumers, Plans and Employers are Managing the Convergence Ann Mond Johnson President, Subimo, LLC Chicago, IL
9:00 a.m.	Transition Break
9:15 a.m.	SESSION II
	2.01 Provider Track: Performance-Based Contracting in a Consumer Driven Environment William DeMarco President, DeMarco and Associates Rockford, IL Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	2.02 Plan/Employer Track: A Step-by-Step Approach to Implementing Consumer Driven Health Plans in Mid-Sized Companies Michael Vittoria Director of Human Resources, Bacou-Dalloz USA, Inc. Smithfield, RI Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	2.03 Prescription Track: Pharmacy Management Outcomes Coincident with Consumerism Bridget Eber, PharmD Senior Consultant, Health and Welfare Practice Towers Perrin Chicago, IL
	2.04 Policy Track: Health Opportunity Accounts-The Right Prescription for Medicaid or Medicare? Panel Discussion Matthew M. Davis, MD, MAPP Asst Professor of Pediatrics and Communicable Diseases Asst Professor of Internal Medicine Asst Professor of Public Policy Co-Director, Fellowship Program in Pediatric Health Services Research University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) David Randall Executive Director, Consumer Driven Health Care Institute Washington, DC William R. Boyles Conference Co-Chair and Publisher, Consumer Driven Market Report Washington, DC (Moderator)
	2.05 Legal Track: The Role of State Regulation in Consumer-Driven Health Care Timothy Jost Robert Willett Professor Washington and Lee University School of Law Lexington, VA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	2.06 Banking/IT Track: Healthcare Lines of Credit-A Banker's Point of View Dennis Triplett President, UMB Healthcare Services Kansas City, MO
10:15 a.m.	Transition Break
10:30 a.m.	SESSION III
	3.01 Provider Track: Provider Strategies Required to Succeed in a Widespread CDHC Environment John Lovett, Sr. Principal, Preferred Health Strategies, Ltd. Rye Brook, NY Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.02 Plan/Employer Track: When You've Seen One CDHP...A Discussion of Consumer and Employer Needs, and Highmark's Response Kim Bellard Vice President, eMarketing & CRM Highmark, Inc. Pittsburgh, PA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.03 Prescription Track: Consumer Transparency: Scorecard Implications for Consumers, Providers and Prescriptions Kathleen Curtin Senior Vice President, Client Services Med-Vantage San Francisco, CA Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	3.04 Policy Track: "HSA Contributions: How Much Are Employers and Employees Actually Contributing?" Jon Gabel Vice President, Health Systems Studies Health Research and Educational Trust (HRET) Washington, DC William R.Boyles Conference Co-Chair and Publisher Consumer Driven Market Report Washington, DC
	3.05 Legal Track: Avoiding Legal Traps and Pitfalls for HSAs David Benoit, Esq. Counsel, Alston & Bird LLP Atlanta, GA Presentation Material (Acrobat)
	3.06 Banking/IT Track: Decision Support Tools: Why They Are Key Elements of Consumer Directed Healthcare John Mills Director of Product Development HIP Health Plans New York, NY Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
11:30 a.m.	Luncheon and Keynote Presentations
12:15 p.m.	Consumer Driven Care: Potential and Concerns Karen Davis President, The Commonwealth Fund Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Ron Pollack Executive Director, Families USA John Iglehart Founding Editor, Health Affairs and National Correspondent, New England Journal of Medicine Washington, DC
1:45 p.m.	Transition Break
2:00 p.m.	SESSION IV
	4.01 Provider Track: Developing the Key Performance Indicators for Consumer-Directed Health Care and Pay-For-Performance David Hammer Vice President, Revenue Cycle Solutions McKesson Provider Technologies Fort Lauderdale, FL
	4.02 Plan/Employer Track: The Principal Ten Best Companies Program Jerry Ripperger Director of Consumer Health Principal Financial Group Des Moines, IA
	4.03 Prescription Track: The Transparency Debate in the PBM Industry Marina J. Tackitt Director, Business Development, PBMI Scottsdale, AZ Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Handout Material (Acrobat) Handout Material (Microsoft Word)
	4.04 What's Driving the High Cost of Health Care? Why Most of the Analysts Are Wrong - and What's Right Merrill Matthews, Ph.D. Director, Council for Affordable Health Insurance Alexandria, VA Presentation Material (Acrobat)
	4.05 Legal Track: Top Ten HSA Funding Issues Christine L. Keller Attorney, Groom Law Group Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Handout Material (Acrobat) Handout Material (Microsoft Word) Handout Material (Acrobat) Handout Material (Microsoft Word)
	4.06 Banking/IT Track: Healthcare Banking: The Present and Future James W. Sizemore Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer Information Technology, Inc., A Fiserv Company Lincoln, NE
3:00 p.m.	Transition Break
3:15 p.m.	SESSION V
	5.01 Provider Track: How Information Therapy Can Tame the Forces of Consumer-Directed Care and Pay For Performance Donald Kemper Chairman and CEO, Healthwise Boise, ID Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	5.02 Plan/Employer Track: (Joint Session A with Prescription Track) Consumer Driven Health Plan Survey Research Anne Elmlinger Assistant Vice President, Greenwald & Associates Washington, DC Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint) Greg Kline Senior Research Associate, Greenwald & Associates Washington, DC
	5.03 CDHPs + DM = Population Health (Joint Session B with Plan/Employer Track) Vince Kuraitis Principal, Better Health Technologies LLC Boise ID Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	5.04 Policy Track: The Business Case for Website Quality as Consumers Demand Evidence-based High-tech Health Care Alan Spielman President and CEO, URAC Washington, DC
	5.05 Legal Track: Minimizing Legal Exposure for Potential Consumer Driven Care Liability: Plan Design and Communication Issues Susan M. Nash Partner, McDermott Will & Emery LLP Chicago, IL Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	5.06 Banking/IT Track: CDH - Financial Institutions Fueling Consumer Adoption Kirsten Trusko Co-lead CDH, Banking, BearingPoint Danville, CA James Dean Co-lead CDH, Insurance, BearingPoint West Palm Beach, FL Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
4:15 p.m.	Transition Break
4:30 p.m.	SESSION VI
	6.01 Provider Track (joint session with Prescription Track): Retail Medicine: Medical Clinics in Retail Pharmacy Outlets Michael Howe President and CEO, MinuteClinic, Inc. Minneapolis, MN Peter Miller, CEO Take Care Health Systems Minneapolis, MN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	6.02 Plan/Employer Track: Next Generation Messaging Kismet Toksu Senior Consultant, Reden & Anders McLean, VA
	6.03 Prescription Track (joint session with Providers): Retail Medicine: Medical Clinics in Retail Pharmacy Outlets Michael Howe President and CEO, MinuteClinic, Inc. Minneapolis, MN Peter Miller, CEO Take Care Health Systems Minneapolis, MN
	6.04 Policy Track: Forecasting National Health Expenditures in a CDHC Environment Paul Hughes-Cromwick Senior Analyst, Altarum Institute Ann Arbor, MI Stephen T. Parente, Ph.D. Associate Professor, Department of Finance Academic Director, Medical Industry Leadership Institute Carlson School of Management University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN Charles Roehrig Vice President, Altarum Institute Ann Arbor, MI Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
	6.05 Legal Track: Contract Negotiation and Drafting Issues and Opportunities Alan S. Goldberg, JD, LLM Partner, Goulston & Storrs Washington, DC
	6.06 Banking/IT Track: Evolution, Revolution, Revelation: The Need to Co-Exist Daniel Kelly U.S. Bancorp Minneapolis, MN Presentation Material (Acrobat) Presentation Material (Powerpoint)
5:30 p.m.	Adjournment