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From Awareness to Action: Patient Education That Drives Outcomes
Wednesday, September 23, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
Sponsored by PatientPoint
Stacey Quinn, Vice President, Market Development, PatientPoint
Health system executives are navigating the same pressure: stretched teams, disconnected systems and patients expecting more from every visit. PatientPoint's 2026 Confidence Index surveyed 550 health system executives and found 68% are managing workforce burnout organization-wide¹. Technology integration is both their top day-to-day challenge² and the top factor limiting patient experience improvements system-wide³.
The solution is already built into every patient visit: the wait time patients spend in waiting and exam rooms. PatientPoint puts that time to work with medically reviewed, specialty-specific content that educates patients before providers walk in. This can help reduce repeat explanations so staff can focus on higher-value conversations. The same pressure shows up on the staff side too. Staff meeting room screens close that gap with consistent culture content and updates across every office⁴. The results are measurable: 69% of respondents say screens already in their practices effectively drive patient engagement, on par with email and text and ahead of print⁵. Practices report a 45% increase in mammogram screenings, 30% in consultation services and 20% in colon cancer screenings⁶ from using PatientPoint screens.
If you're looking to close the gap between patient education and action, this session gives you new benchmark data, a clear view of where your organization stands against peers, and a practical playbook you can bring back to your team. Join us to see how your peers are turning that pressure into progress.
Key Takeaways
1. Uncover proven tactics to close the gap between patient education and measurable action, using new findings from 550 health system executives nationwide.
2. Learn how to make the case for patient education internally, backed by benchmark data you can bring back to your team.
3. Walk away with practical ways to ease operational strain while still driving patient engagement, using technology already available to health systems today.
Provider Portraits at Scale: Solving the Clinician Headshot Problem
Wednesday, September 23, 2026, 3:00 pm ET
Sponsored by Capturely
Brian Confer, Co-founder and Chief Growth Officer, Capturely
Moderator: Lindsay Schmidt, Capturely
Every health system has the same quiet problem: clinician headshots. A physician's photo is the first thing a patient sees in a provider directory, and that same image has to live in ERAS, the HRIS, badges, Slack, LinkedIn, and every marketing campaign. Yet almost nobody owns it.
The result is familiar. Marketing scrambles for usable images at every launch. Operations runs photo days that reach only 40% to 60% of providers. New physicians wait three to six months for a directory photo. For a 1,500-provider system, that is roughly 120 admin hours and $25,000 to $50,000 a year that never appears as a line item.
Join Brian Confer, cofounder and Chief Growth Officer of Capturely, for a practical 30 minutes on why clinician photography breaks in ways generic solutions cannot fix, and what leading health systems are doing instead. You will see the model that replaces the photo day: a live photographer connects through the provider's own phone, directs a 10-minute session from any location, and delivers three retouched, on-brand images in 24 hours. Plus a real before-and-after, the enterprise layer (DAM and HRIS delivery, custom metadata, HIPAA, BAA, SSO), a rollout path that starts with a 25-provider pilot, and a straight answer on AI: these are real photos of real providers, not generated faces.
Each attendee receives a free Capturely headshot session. Not a discount, not a trial.
Key Takeaways:
1. What clinician photography really costs in admin hours, budget, and brand trust
2. Why photo days reach only 40 to 60% of providers, and what replaces them
3. How a 10-minute virtual session delivers directory-ready images in 24 hours
Movement as Medicine: The Value of Mobility in Medicare Risk
Wednesday, October 28, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
Mark Hoffing, MPH, MD, Medical Director, Desert Oasis Healthcare
Philip M. Oravetz, MD, MPH, MBA, Chief Population Officer, Ochsner Health
Tierney Youngling, MSN, RN, CNL, CHEP, RISE To Age in Place Lead, CMS/CMMI
KellyAnne Johnson, MPH, Senior Director, Age-Friendly Health Systems, Institute for Healthcare Improvement
Moderator:
Pete Fronte, MBA, Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Altura
In accountable, value-based healthcare, a shift from reactive care to preventive, age-friendly approaches that focus on mobility and what matters to patients can reduce utilization, lower fall-related costs, and support better long-term health and well-being.
The benefits of increasing physical activity, maintaining function, and reducing fall risk in older adults is supported by extensive peer-reviewed research and USPSTF recommendations. Additionally, CMS/CMMI’s focus on evidence-based prevention and emerging models such as CARA’s RISE to Age in Place Episode further elevate mobility and fall prevention.
Attendees will explore:
• The growing health system costs of inactivity and falls
• How the Age Friendly framework supports mobility and prevention
• CMS/CMMI’s direction with risk related to fall prevention
• Approaches taken by proactive risk-bearing healthcare organizations
Key Takeaways:
1. Medicare risk-based payment models related to mobility and prevention are coming.
2. The 4Ms of age friendly care include mobility, which supports prevention.
3. Risk bearing organizations can lead the way in measuring and managing fall risk.
Recognizing & Addressing Risks of Shifting Epidemiology: Adult Pneum
Thursday, October 29, 2026, 12:00 pm ET
Carrie Britton, Vaccine Key Customer Leader,
Moderator:
Alix Casler, MD, FAAP, Regional Medical Director, Merck
his presentation will review key themes in recognizing and addressing the risks and shifting epidemiology of adult pneumococcal disease in adults aged 50 years +.
Key Takeaways:
-Ongoing burden and shifting epidememiology of pneumococal disease in adults aged 50 years old +
-Review the robust clinical trial program to help address invasive pneumococcal disease and pneumococcal pneumonia
-Highlight CDC recommendations for adult pneumococcal disease, including lowering vaccination age from 65 to 50
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