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Health Care Consumerism, in the forms of technology, web portals,
plan design, and medical/lifestyle programs, continues to experience
evolution and growth at a rapid rate. Stakeholders must position
themselves in this evolving environment also shaped by the added
complexities of health reform, a down economy, and heightened
employer, consumer and marketplace demands. Keep pace with the
trends, issues, challenges and opportunities and the available
business intelligence surrounding consumer empowerment initiatives
and consumer driven health plans, by attending the tenth annual
Consumer Web Summit.
This year's event addresses consumer empowerment from employer,
technology and plan design perspectives, and will provide attendees
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Webinar Agenda: (Eastern Time)
- 1:00 pm - 1:05 pm Introductions and
logistics
- 1:05 pm - 1:35 pm
Employer Consumerism Trends, Data and Issues - Alexander
(Sander) Domaszewicz, Principal, Mercer Health & Benefits
- 1:35 pm - 2:05 pm
Consumer Empowerment and Behavior Change via Online Tools and Other
Programs - Pamela Larson, MPH, Director, Consumer
Health, kp.org; Kaiser Permanente Internet Services
- 2:05 pm - 2:30 pm Plan Design
and Pricing Considerations for Consumer Empowerment - Scott P.
Polansky, Director, Product Management, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
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Pre-Recorded Presentations in Windows Media Video format with
audio and synchronized slide advancement:
- Technology Trends and the Consumerisation of Healthcare,
by Cornelia Wels-Maug, Senior Analyst, Healthcare Technology,
Ovum
- Current Legal and Compliance Issues with Consumer Driven
Plans and Consumerism, by Ashley Gillihan, Counsel, Alston &
Bird
- Health Savings Accounts- a market update, by Cora Tellez, President & CEO, Sterling HSA
- Investments for Account Based Plans,
by Eric Remjeske, President, and Jon Robb, Investment Associate, Devenir
- Plus other Web
Summit features including a Consumerism Article Library, and the exclusive
annual Consumerism e-poll
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Participants will:
- Gain an overall sense of the major trends,
direction, issues
and data shaping health care consumerism initiatives for
2011 and
beyond.
- Receive a snapshot of employer
perspectives, initiatives and marketplace data regarding consumerism and
consumer driven plans.
- Examine current health plan approaches designed to address consumer behavior change
and empowerment through the use of online tools and related programs.
- Ascertain current health plan product design and pricing considerations
regarding their impact upon consumer empowerment.
- Discover specific health care technology trends and vendors that shape
the consumerisation of health care.
- Understand the current legal and compliance
issues regarding consumer driven health plans and consumerism.
- Obtain marketplace intelligence and
knowledge on relevant issues.
- Consider case study and market data regarding Health Savings Accounts
and Account Based Plan Investments.
- Experience e-learning at the attendees'
convenience, with podcasts, article library, and other online Summit features available
24/7.
- Engage in interactive learning through live webinar providing
online question submission, attendee surveys, feedback and opportunity for
follow up questions, and networking with attendees, faculty and other
professionals through dedicated LinkedIn group.
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Interested attendees would include:
- C-Suite Executives, and administrative
staff
- Consumerism managers and staff
- Benefit Managers, Human Resource
Directors and Benefit Consultants
- Product Development and Management
Staff
- Sales and Marketing executives
- Strategic, planning, policy,
legislative and regulatory staff
- Business Intelligence and Marketing Intelligence staff
- Consultants, Analysts, Research, and
other interested parties
Attendees would represent
organizations including
- Employers
- Benefit Consultants
- Health Benefit Agencies and Brokers
- Health Plans
- Financial Institutions
- Hospitals
- Healthcare Systems
- TPAs
- Insurance Companies
- Physician Groups
- Government Agencies
- Consulting Firms
- Pharmaceutical Companies
- PBMs
- Solution Developers
- Vendors
- Policy Organizations
- Media, and other Interested Parties
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Individual Registration Fee: $295. Web Summit CD-ROM: $40
for attendees; $355 for non-attendees after the event.
Corporate Site
licensing also available. Click
here to register or call 209.577.4888 We look forward to
your participation in this event!
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