2025 Keynote Speakers
bBook talk with author and filmmaker Dave Iverson, as he discusses his powerful memoir Winter Stars. In this intimate session, Iverson shares his personal journey through the challenges of caregiving and his reflections on aging, loss, and family. Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with the author and explore the themes of love, memory, and resilience in his poignant story.
Kalvin Anglin is an AI Product & Media Consultant with extensive experience driving business performance and fostering client and workforce relationships.
Kristin Rowan is the owner and editor-in-chief of The Rowan Report, a leading source for home health technology information.
Angelo Spinola is an attorney with two decades of experience specializing in employment litigation, particularly within the home health, home care, and hospice sectors.
Steven Landers, CEO of the Alliance for Health Care at Home, lead a session providing a comprehensive Washington update.
Bridget Cooper, a leadership coach, author, and consultant, will guide attendees through the process of driving culture change in home care organizations. With her vast experience in fostering positive workplace cultures, she will share actionable strategies for creating a compassionate, high-performing workplace.
Gina Mazza and Rey Spandoni reviewed the many changes and disruptions taking place within the home care and hospice industry – and within health care overall – while considering the “perches” from which you can assess and improve your position, and the “pillars of strength” required to survive and ultimately thrive.
For Jack Stahlmann The Upside wake-up call came in the first two weeks of the pandemic. At a time when humanity was feeling its worst, we delivered our best. And more specifically, you did.
2024 Keynote Speakers
Barbara B. Citarella, RN, BSN, MS, CHCE, NHDP-BC, is a nationally recognized expert in disaster preparedness and safety. She currently serves as a consultant with Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), acting as Subject Matter Expert to U.S. Assistant Secretary of Preparedness and Response (ASPR) Technical Resources, Assistance Center, and Information Exchange (TRACIE). In this role, which she has held since 2016, she participates in the development of new educational tools for new emergency preparedness regulations for health care. Prior to that she served for 13 years as Subject Matter Expert for the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in the areas of disaster preparedness, home health and hospice care, and long-term care. For more than 30 years she has been President of RBC Limited, which assists organizations with short- and long-term strategic planning in the areas of leadership, healthcare reform, and business continuity.
Lisa Marshall began chronicling her and Peter’s daily struggles on social media, providing a genuine and unfiltered look at the realities of living with Alzheimer’s. Her book, Oh, Hello Alzheimer’s, not only serves as a love story but also offers valuable insights and practical advice for caregivers, addressing topics that are often considered taboo. In addition to her online presence, Lisa has taken her advocacy to various media outlets, sharing her story with CNN, The Washington Post, Today.com, CBS Evening News, and more. Her contributions to “Chicken Soup for the Soul: Navigating Elder Care and Dementia” further illuminate the nuanced challenges of Alzheimer’s.
Dan Weberg, PhD, MHI, RN, FAAN, is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing and an expert in nursing, healthcare innovation, and complex systems leadership. He has extensive clinical experience in emergency departments, acute in-patient hospital settings, and academia. Dan supports Kaiser Permanente as the Executive Director of Nursing Workforce Development and Innovation. He has also held leadership roles at KP in nursing innovation, research, and technology strategy across eight regions, 38 hospitals, and 70,000 nurses. He previously served as the Vice President for Transformation Services at Ascension, supporting 60,000 nurses and 140+ facilities.
Hadley Vlahos, RN, resides outside of New Orleans. With eight years of experience as a registered nurse, including six years devoted to hospice care, she has gained profound insights into the field of healthcare. Online, she is affectionately known as “Nurse Hadley,” to her over three million followers. She is currently working on establishing a nonprofit respite hospice house. The goal of this venture is to provide a comforting haven for families to come together and celebrate the life of their loved ones in a peaceful and supportive environment.
Jason Lee serves as the CEO for the Home Care Association of America (HCAOA), the industry’s leading trade association for home care providers. It represents the industry’s unified voice in Washington, DC, and state governments nationwide. HCAOA represents more than 4,500 agencies across the United States. Prior to joining HCAOA, Jason served as Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor to the President at the American Dental Education Association (ADEA), a $30 million organization representing academic dentistry. Prior to joining ADEA, Jason served as the Chief Advocacy and Strategy Officer and General Counsel, as well as the interim President & CEO, at the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), the association representing individuals and organizations that raise more than $100 billion in charitable contributions every year around the world for countless causes.
Matt Tenney is a social entrepreneur and author. He is also a highly sought-after international keynote speaker, trainer, and consultant with the prestigious Perth Leadership Institute, whose clients include numerous Fortune 500 companies. He is the author of three leadership books, including the brand new Inspire Greatness: How to Motivate Employees with a Simple, Repeatable, Scalable Process. Matt’s TED talk has been viewed over 1 million times since January 2020.
2023 Keynote Speakers
Effie Carlson has advised and led healthcare teams across growth, operations, contracting, and government/policy. She founded EJC Consulting Group and was Chief Strategy Officer at Watershed Health, a niche healthcare consulting and services firm focused on managed care and value-based contracting, market intelligence, and growth strategies.
Maqubè (Ma-quee-ba) Reese is the founder and CEO of Tribe Consulting LLC and is Associate Director for the Kelley Office of Diversity Initiatives. Tribe provides inclusion-focused, cultural sensitivity education and healing-informed services to individuals, groups, and organizations. Her work currently includes anti-racist work and managing community involvement on local, state, and federal levels. Maqubè’s passion as a practitioner is to provide and assist with implementing practical next steps to address structural deficiencies.
Rey Spadoni, interim president of Tufts Medicine Care at Home, is an experienced leader, author, speaker, and consultant with a demonstrated track record of success working in the healthcare industry. He is a team builder and skilled communicator who specializes in organizational transformations, strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, and financial and operational turnarounds. Focus areas include mission-driven not-for-profits and community-based organizations that help improve the lives of those who are most vulnerable. He is the author of Amazon’s bestseller: “Saving Organizations That Matter: Ascending from the Confluence of Chaos.”
Gina Mazza MBA, BSN, RN, CPHQ is a national leader in regulatory and compliance issues. She manages one of the largest OASIS and compliance groups in the country. She has spearheaded several of Fazzi’s national best practice initiatives and was the clinical expert on Fazzi’s National State of the Industry study. Gina has held nursing executive-level positions in multiple home health and hospice organizations in Western Massachusetts. For the past 20 years, she has been an owner/partner of a national research and consulting firm that serves community-based healthcare organizations throughout the country.
Dr. Carla Cheatham is a national keynote speaker and consultant focusing on emotionally intelligent and resilient professionals and organizations. She is a member of NHPCO’s Trauma-Informed End of Life Care Work Group, former Chair of NHPCOs Ethics Advisory Council, and Assistant Professor for the University of Maryland’s MS in Palliative Care. She publishes books and videos about healthy leadership and organizations, resilience, communication, boundaries, trauma-informed care, post-traumatic growth, grief, service recovery, cultural humility and values-neutral respect, emotionally competent professionals and teams, and more.
Susan Lynch will speak openly and honestly about her experience with the stigma of overdose, its impact on grieving families, and what she’s learned about living and suffering well. Join Susan for an inspiring session that will touch anyone learning to live with the unfixable, and readers will discover that life after loss can include hope, peace, and purpose.
2022 Keynote Speakers
Lindsay Doak
Lindsay Doak, Research Director and Senior Manager of Home Health Care at Berry Dunn. She has over 15 collective years of experience leading strategic direction and growth initiatives for healthcare education, business intelligence, and patient satisfaction markets and extensive experience working on national studies, including this 2021 national home care study and the Phillips National Telehealth Study.
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Bill Dombi
Bill Dombi, JD, is the president and CEO of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice, (NAHC). Bill also serves as the Director, Center for Health Care Law and the Executive Director, Home Care and Hospice Financial Managers Association. Bill specializes in legal, legislative, and regulatory advocacy on behalf of patients and providers of home health and hospice care. With over 40 years of experience in health care law and policy. Bill is also a longstanding and active member of the ABA and American Health Lawyers Association.
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Lynn Hallarman, MD
Dr. Hallarman served as the Director of the Palliative Care Services at Stony Brook University Medical Center from 2007 until 2019. She now works as a palliative care educational consultant and writer. She has been a residential congressional fellow on the Senate Committee on Finance for Senator Ron Wyden, worked with the Center to Advance Palliative Care and is the co-author of CAPCs web-based pain & palliative care curriculum.
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Tyler Enslin
Tyler Enslin is the National Director of Direct Development Training. Responsible for developing training programs and the growth and success of the instructors, trainers and coordinators of the company. As a full time speaker, Tyler has presented at over 800 live events in the past seven years, from Fortune 500 companies and large organizations such as GSK, Johnson & Johnson, and Johns Hopkins University, to hundreds of smaller groups and associations.
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2021 Keynote Speakers
Dr. Philip Chan
Dr. Philip Chan, Consultant Medical Director with R.I. Department of Health, and Associate Professor in Division of Infectious Diseases, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Providence, RI. Dr Chan is a fellow at Alpert Medical School’s Division of Infectious Diseases, a program hosted by Brown-affiliated hospitals and is attending physician in infectious diseases at The Miriam and Rhode Island hospitals.
Crisis is a very powerful teacher. One thing that we’ve seen and learned time and time again is that we do so much better when we come together and support each other.
Philip A. Chan, MD, MS
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Jeff Vankooten
Jeff Vankooten is a professional speaker and hospice chaplain who currently focuses on home health, home care, and hospice. He is also a senior consultant with The Caring Project, which leads workshops for caregivers to discover their unique caring style.
As much as we might wish it, our world is not becoming more stable or easier to comprehend. The changes are just too prolific. So are the challenges to our personal lives and ‘business as usual’. It’s crunch time. What does it takes to lead through such times? What are the abilities needed to succeed? How do you bounce back with robust resiliency?
Jeff Vankooten
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Anita Foster
Anita Foster-Horne, RSW, MSW, Ph.D., Co-Founder, COO, Fostering Healthy Solutions. Dr. Anita Foster challenges people to reposition their emotions and consider others’ perspectives.
Diversity is not just about race but also includes gender, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, ability, perspective, experiences and more.
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2020 Keynote Speakers*
Kimberly Paul
Kimberly C. Paul wants to radically change the way people face end of life, and she’s using her extensive experience as a storyteller to do just that. From the set of Saturday Night Live in New York City, to casting for CBS daytime, Kimberly has spent the last 17 years telling a very different kind of story. As Vice President of Outreach and Communications for a local hospice on the coast of North Carolina, she used a myriad of award-winning marketing strategies to share real stories about death and dying and the keys to making every moment matter.
Maggie Keen
Maggie Keen, Vice President of myCNAjobs, has spent years consulting with top senior care companies across the country. She has a unique insight into what innovators are doing to tackle their toughest recruiting challenges and she is on a mission to arm healthcare recruiters with more insight about caregiver motivations to fuel the hiring and retention of a workforce plagued with high turnover.
Jennifer Schiller & Heather Flynn
Jennifer has spearheaded the redesign of the Alliance’s research efforts and has overseen the funding of six grant funded research projects, the annual Chartbook, and communications efforts. Her direction has allowed the Alliance to become a leader in home health care research, funding projects that cover critical areas of importance including clinical innovations, policy work, disease-specific research, and understanding the role of cultural diversity in home care in order to improve care delivery.
Heather Flynn, Consultant, supports clients on developments and trends in healthcare delivery and payment innovation. She provides research and analytics on payment and legislative reforms, delivery models, and industry trends to assist clients in identifying market opportunities and meeting strategic goals.
Barbara Katz & Melissa Gordon
Barbara Katz, RN, MSN is an experienced clinician, home care executive and health care consultant. She is a graduate of the Yale School of Nursing. Barbara designs and delivers interactive and online training on topics such as process improvement, home care regulations, patient self-management support and most recently, PDGM Bootcamp for Clinical Managers and the eLearning program, PDGM Success Skills for Case Managers
Melissa Gordon, RN, BSN, MBA is a results-oriented leader with deep knowledge and experience in the home health, hospice, and the private duty industry. Melissa is currently the Regional Executive Director of Home Health and Hospice in Connecticut for Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc. and has oversight of two skilled agencies and one private duty agency. Her focus over the last several years has been compliance management, QAPI having recently worked for the New England QIN/QIO, Qualidigm, Inc.
Elena Nicolella, Executive Director of New England States Consortium Systems Organization (NESCSO).
Kate McEvoy, Director of Health Services, CT Department of Social Services.
Steve Norton, VP at Solution NH Health System, former Executive Director of the New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies and also former New Hampshire Medicaid Director.
*Above are speakers that were planning to join us for the 2020 NEHCC. Unfortunately, the conference was canceled due to the global pandemic.
2019 Keynote Speakers
Karen Gomes & Donna Beaudin
“Merrimack Valley Gas Explosions: Emergency Preparedness, Management & Lessons Learned”
Karen Gomes, RN, MS, CPHQ, is the President and CEO of the Home Health Foundation and Donna Beaudin OTR/L, MBA, NHA, CHC, is the Corporate Compliance Officer, VP of Quality, Compliance and Risk, VP of Homecare Inc., at the Home Health Foundation.
Kay Frances
“Taking the Road LESS Stressed!”
Motivational humorist, Kay Frances, has shared her message to “lighten up, stress less and take care of ourselves” in 49 states and Canada for over 30 years. She holds a Master’s Degree in Business Administration and a degree in Health and Education.
Bill Dombi
“Home Health & Hospice Industry Update”
Bill Dombi was named President of the National Association for Home Care & Hospice in 2018. He previously served as the Vice President for Law at NAHC. Bill specializes in legal, legislative, and regulatory advocacy on behalf of patients and providers of home health and hospice care.
2018 Keynote Speakers
Gina Mazza, BSN, RN, CPHQ
Partner, Director of Regulatory & Compliance Services, Fazzi Associates
“The Workforce Crisis That Is Inevitable: Employee Engagement Best Practices to Put into Place Now”
Mazza is a national leader on regulatory and compliance issues. She manages one of the largest OASIS and compliance groups in the country. She has spearheaded a number of Fazzi’s national best practice initiatives and serves as the clinical expert on Fazzi’s National State of the Industry Study. Follow her on Twitter @FazziAssociates.
Melanie Stover, OT, MBA, MS/ISM
Owner, Home Care Sales, Inc.
“Post-Acute Care Collaboratives: How to Get a Seat at the Table”
Stover has led numerous workshops and field training programs for clients, focusing on training clinicians to be better salespeople and training professional salespeople to produce more in less time through account management, successful selling skills, personal branding, time management, and improved customer service. Follow her on Twitter @melaniestover or @Home_Care_Sales.
Laura Adams
President and CEO, Rhode Island Quality Institute
“Our Data, Their Stories: Transforming the Delivery of Healthcare”
Laura Adams is the President and CEO of the Rhode Island Quality Institute (RIQI), a center of collaborative innovation that advances health and healthcare transformation. RIQI was named a CMS Practice Transformation Network, one of only 29 in the nation. She is the Massachusetts appointee to the Oversight Council for the MA Center for Health Information and Analysis and has served on the Rhode Island Governor’s Workgroup on Healthcare Innovation. Follow her on Twitter @RIQI_Org.
Pat Gallant-Charette
“You Can If You Try”
Pat has completed five out of seven of the world’s toughest open water swims, including the North Channel between Ireland and Scotland, California’s Catalina Channel and Japan’s Tsugaru Channel. In 2016, Pat was nominated for World Open Water Swimmer Woman of the Year and for the Global Marathon Swimmers Federation Solo Swim of the Year for her record-setting North Channel swim.
Kathy Gruver, PhD
“Self-Care for the Caregiver: Enhance Health, Improve Productivity and Beat Burnout”
Kathy Gruver, PhD is the award-winning author of seven books including Conquer Your Stress, Workplace Wellness, Conquer your Stress at Work, and Journey of Healing. She studied mind/body medicine at the famed Benson-Henry Institute for Mind-Body Medicine at Harvard and has been featured as an expert in numerous publications on over 250 radio and TV shows. In 2015, she had the privilege of creating a stress reduction program for the US Military. Follow her on Twitter @klgruver.
2017 Keynote Speakers
Angelo Volandes, MD
Co-Founder & President, ACP Decisions
“The Conversation: A Revolutionary Plan for End-of-Life Care ”
Dr. Volandes is a faculty member in the General Medicine Unit at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. His research is focused on improving decision-making at the end of life and is supported by the NIH, the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, the Alzheimer’s Association, and the Informed Medical Decisions Foundation.
Larry Prince, M.Ed.
CEO and Managing Member, Prince Health, LLC
“Five Actions to Engage Patients for Meaningful Results”
Prince is an experienced speaker who engages and involves audiences in his talks and workshops. His goal is to have people make a commitment to take positive action – whether to improve their organization or to enhance their personal health and work-life balance. Larry possesses more than 25 years of healthcare and pharmaceutical industry experience. He is an expert in leadership development, change management, patient engagement, and health coaching.
Tim Ashe, RN, MS, MBA
Partner, Director of Operational Consulting Fazzi Associates
“Findings and Insights from the National Home Care and Hospice State of the Industry Study”
Ashe is a Partner at Fazzi Associates where he oversees Fazzi’s Operational Consulting and Outsourced Billing Divisions. He brings an in-depth, practical understanding of home care and health care having served in key clinical and senior administrative roles. He provides organizational, operational, turnaround, and change management services to home care agencies across the country.
Diana “Dee” Kornetti, PT & Cindy Krafft, PT, MS, HCS-O
Kornetti & Krafft Health Care Solutions
“From Culture to Outcomes: Interdisciplinary Team Redesign”
Krafft has more than 20 years of home health expertise that ranges from direct patient care to operational and management issues. She has spent years in the direct patient environment interpreting regulations.
Kornetti, a physical therapist for 30 years, is a past administrator and co-owner of a Medicare-certified home health agency. She is nationally recognized as a speaker in the areas of home care, standardized tests and measures in the field of physical therapy, therapy training and staff development in the home health arena.
Kathy Roby, M.Ed, M.S. CHCE, CHAP &
Melissa Gordon, RN, MBA, ACHC
Consulting Directors, Qualidigm
“New Medicare Home Health CoPs: A Roadmap for Agency Success”
Roby is a Consulting Director for Home Health Care at Qualidigm. She specializes in teaching and educating nurses, focusing on improving home health provider clinical outcomes and reducing acute care hospitalizations for Connecticut home care providers. Roby has also spearheaded the development of SMARTAUDIT®, a first-of-its-kind compliance software tool that enables home health agencies to automate their audit and QAPI requirements in a convenient, online format.
Gordon is a Consulting Director at Qualidigm and has 25 years of experience as a resourceful and results in the oriented leader in the home health care industry. At Qualidigm, she oversees the strategic operations of the home health consulting division and works directly with home health agencies to advise, train, and recommend quality improvement strategies. She has been in both clinical and operational leadership roles for non-profit Medicare-certified home health agencies.
2016 Keynote Speakers
Amy Matthews, BA
Dementia Care Educator
“Meeting the Dementia Challenge in Home Care“
Matthews is a champion for people suffering from Alzheimer’s Disease and other forms of cognitive impairment. A skilled professional in dementia care for many years, she currently is a Dementia Coach with Engaging Alzheimer’s, LLC, a New York-based firm that trains healthcare professionals, coaches families, and advocates for the cognitively impaired.
Dan Marshall
Author of Home Is Burning and Screenwriter
“Home Health Care to the Rescue“
Dan Marshall’s recent memoir dives deeply and irreverently into his family’s pain of caring for a father with ALS and a mother dying from cancer. He will talk about the incredible role that home health care played in relieving the stress of caregiving for his family while adding quality and dignity to his parents’ lives.
Ellen Breslin
Senior Consultant, Health Management Associates
Breslin is a seasoned consultant with 30 years of experience in health policy. She has provided expertise to states, health plans and providers on major state and federal payment and delivery reforms including the Medicare-Medicaid Capitated Financial Alignment Initiative.
JC Weber
Manager of Research Integrity, Home Care Pulse
“Surveying the Private Duty Landscape – The Future is Today“
Weber discussed how the private home care employer model will adapt and thrive due to venture capital-backed technology and the underground workforce. He specializes in collaborating with team members to create systems and processes that increase efficiency. He graduated magna cum laude from BYU-Idaho with a degree in financial economics and oversees the Home Care Pulse annual benchmarking survey.
Andrew Reed
President and CEO, Multi-View Incorporated
“People Development and the Truth about Quality“
Organizations can’t become world-class without effective Talent Attraction, Talent Selection, Talent Development, and Talent Retention processes. Andrew will discuss how agencies can become successful in teaching organizations. Reed has worked with nearly 900 hospices during the past 20 years. He is best known for “The Model,” a modern approach to hospice management which creates high quality, a predictable experience that is financially balanced.
Tracey Moorhead
President and CEO, Visiting Nurse Associations of America
“Ensuring Success in the Value-Based Health Economy“
Moorehead reported on national policy initiatives, identify best practices, and highlight innovative case studies in home-based care. Her presentation focuses on the key components to achieve high-quality outcomes and ensure financial success. As the leader of the VNAA, Moorhead educates, advocates, and promotes nonprofit providers of home-based care services.
2015 Keynote Speakers
Amy Boutwell (MD, MPP)
Establishing Shared Expectations with ACOs and Bundled Payment Providers Around Care Transitions and Rehospitalization Avoidance
Boutwell founded Collaborative Healthcare Strategies to engage thousands of communities across the nation to improve healthcare delivery. She is the co-founder of the STAAR Initiative of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), and serves as a senior physician consultant to the National Coordinating Center for the CMS QIO Care Transitions Theme.
Robert J. Simione
Building Resiliency in New England: Improving Home Care & Hospice
Simione serves as Managing Principal at Simione Healthcare Consultants, LLC with more than 40 years of leadership experience in-home care and hospice. He guides numerous national and state initiatives, having served on the National Association for Home Care & Hospice Board of Directors, and chaired its Advisory Board for the Financial Managers Association. He is a longstanding speaker and contributing author across the country.
Matt Zavadsky (MS-HSA, EMT)
Home Health & EMS-Based Mobile Healthcare: Match Made in Heaven, or Shotgun Wedding?
Zavadsky is from MedStar Mobile Healthcare where he has implemented a robust mobile healthcare program in partnership with other organizations to improve patient care and reduce preventable utilization of healthcare resources. He has consulted on numerous EMS issues and his book on the subject (published by Jones and Bartlett) to help other communities implement similar programs across the country.
Helen Riess, M.D.
Embedding Empathy in Healthcare to Enhance Patient & Provider Experience
Dr. Riess is the Director of the Empathy Program at Massachusetts General Hospital and Associate Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. Her Empathy and Relational Science Research Team at MGH conducts translational research on the neuroscience of emotions. She is the co-founder, Chairman, & Chief Scientific Officer of Empathetics, LLC.
2014 Keynote Speakers
Karen Dillon
The High Achiever’s Paradox: How Will You Measure Your Life?
Dillon is the co-author of The New York Times best-seller, “How Will You Measure Your Life”, which she wrote with Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen. Dillon has previously edited Harvard Business Review and Inc., a monthly magazine for entrepreneurs. Follow her @DillonHBR.
Jeannee Parker Martin, RN, MHP
Collaborations: The Future of Home Care and Hospice
Martin is CEO of The Corridor Group Holdings and subsidiary. She is a leader in the strategic development of innovative healthcare programs and has worked with some of the largest U.S.- based publicly-traded companies and non-profit healthcare organizations in the world. Follow her @CorridorGroup.
Richard Lopez, MD
How Accountable Care Organizations Are Thinking About Home Care
Dr. Lopez has been a physician with Harvard Vanguard Medical Associates for more than 25 years and Chief Medical Officer of Atrius Health since 2009. His focus includes project development, clinical aspects of payer/hospital contracting, clinical informatics, medical management, safety & quality, and developing collaborations that raise quality standards.
Michael Chernew, Ph.D.
Home Care, Hospice, and Post Acute Care
Chernew is the Leonard D. Schaeffer Professor of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School. His research examines controlling health care spending growth while maintaining or improving the quality of care. His work on consumer incentives focuses on Value-Based Insurance Design, which aligns patient cost sharing with clinical value. Follow him @Michael_Chernew.
Kathy Duckett, BSN, RN
Reducing Hospital Readmissions: Home Care as the Solution
Duckett is the Director of Training & Development for the Sutter Center for Integrated Care, an affiliate of Sutter Health Care at Home. With more than 25 years’ experience in-home care, she is responsible for development and training, including integrated care management programs, as well as remote telemonitoring.