Clinical Compass Webinar Series

4 Ways Your Benefits Ecosystem Should Be Working Harder

Thursday, Apr. 9 at 2 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. PT

Despite heavy investment in healthcare solutions, many are underdelivering because they work in silos. Join us to learn how to maximize the value of your benefits ecosystem in order to reduce costs and improve member health for your organization.

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What's driving unsustainable healthcare costs? It isn't a lack of solutions in the market. Group healthcare purchasers have made significant investments in advanced primary care, behavioral health, navigation, and much more — but far too many solutions have underdelivered on clinical and financial outcomes.

Instead of focusing on which solutions to add or remove, purchasers should zoom out and assess how their benefits ecosystem is working together holistically. In this session, Dr. Akin Oyalowo, medical director at Included Health, and Mike Schirmers, SVP of analytics, will draw on their combined 30-plus years of healthcare experience to unpack four key questions benefits leaders should be asking:

1. Connected or fragmented? Are your vendors addressing isolated populations and clinical needs, or are they working together to manage your entire population

2. Reactive or proactive? Are you overindexing on high-cost claimants and missing opportunities to identify people with emerging needs and early signs of high-cost conditions?

3. Categories or mechanisms? Are you focused on top spend categories, or on the complex mechanisms that drive better outcomes across categories and populations?

4. AI or AI-for-AI's-sake? Are your AI solutions checking a box, or are they making your entire ecosystem more effective and engaging?

Join us to learn how a systems-level approach and a single healthcare "quarterback" can reduce costs and improve member health for your organization.

Speakers

Akin Oyalowo Headshot

Akin Oyalowo, MD

Medical Director

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Mike Schirmers headshot

Mike Schirmers

Senior Vice President, Analytics

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Laurie Hinton headshot

Laurie Hinton (Moderator)

Associate Vice President, Client Success

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