Educating Patients on Insurance Plans

Regional Healthcare Forum

Join your peers for a dynamic discussion of the challenges and opportunities you encounter as your practice works to educate patients on their insurance plans. Do the benefits outweigh the resources? As insurances become more complex for all generations and resources become more constrained, how is education still providing value to patients and the practice.

Agenda

8:00 AM  Registration, Continental Breakfast and Networking
8:30 AM  Welcome & Introductions
8:45 AM  Roundtable Discussion
9: 45 AM  Discussion Wrap-Up and Summary of Outcomes
10:00 AM  Forum Adjourns

About the Moderator

Zachary N. Henderson
Director of Operations for Cardiovascular Services
Excela Health

Zachary graduated with his Bachelor of Science from The Pennsylvania State University Smeal College of Business with a major in finance and minor in Health Policy Administration. He received his Master's degree from Cornell University in Healthcare Administration. Prior to his current position at Excela Health, Zachary worked at Mount Nittany Health as the Practice Administrator for Medical Specialties. Prior to health care, Zachary held multiple positions in the hospitality industry within hotel and restaurant management. Zachary has previous work experience with Penn State Hershey Cancer Center, Geisinger Health System Pediatrics as well as a few consulting opportunities along the way.

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