This post is sponsored by MedCity ENGAGE.
Healthcare has embraced transparency. One problem: some transparency is clearer than others.
Insurers, lawmakers and elite advocacy groups will try to bring clarity to healthcare transparency at MedCity ENGAGE, MedCityNews.com’s summit on patient engagement and healthcare delivery, on July 14-15 in Bethesda.
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MedCity News’ Neil Versel will moderate the discussion, drilling down to define the meaning of that phrase and asking whether today’s healthcare transparency is empowering, accurate, helpful and what consumers actually want (and need)?
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This panel will discuss both the evolution of healthcare transparency as well as what’s coming next. Versel be joined by:
- David Newman, president of the Health Care Cost Institute, which earlier this year launched the health-prices site, Guroo
- Francois de Brantes, executive director of the Health Care Incentives Improvement Institute, which annually publishes a State Report Card on Transparency of Physician Quality Information
- Oregon State Sen. Elizabeth Steiner Hayward, a physician who is pushing legislation that would require healthcare systems to post prices for the most popular inpatient and outpatient procedures, broken down by insurance companies and public programs in that state
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Reserve your seat at MedCity ENGAGE on July 14-15 in Bethesda, Maryland, to see this panel as well as keynote speakers like Humana’s Dr. Roy Beveridge and CareAline’s Kezia Fitzgerald, and special workshops in which attendees will offer the next great insights in patient engagement and healthcare delivery.
Chris Seper runs MedCityNews.com and contributes regularly to the site. He is the vice president of healthcare for Breaking Media, MedCity's corporate owners. Reach him at [email protected].
