December 4-6, 2024 |  San Antonio, TX.

4th Edition Hospital @ Home Leadership Summit

December 4-6, 2024 |  San Antonio, TX.

Accelerate the Impact of Hospital at Home Nationwide

Where healthcare leaders convene to take their hospital-at-home strategies to the next level

Join us on the Riverwalk to continue this new era of care delivery!

Unlock the Future of Healthcare: Join the premier conference shaping hospital-at-home innovations for growth and long-term strategy.

Top 5 Reasons to Attend

1
Gain strategies for scaling your programs
2
Share success stories and solve common challenges through working groups
3
Network with leaders managing successful hospital-at-home programs
4
Engage with payers to establish a diversity of partners
5
Navigate the future policy & regulatory landscape

Agenda

December 4, 2024
10:00 am – 3:30 pm
EXCLUSIVE EQUITY FORUM - Hospital at Home: Expanding Access and Equity for Inclusive Scaling

Please select Conference + Equity Forum when registering.

Co-Chairs: MARGARET PAULSON,DO, Medical Director, Advanced Care at Home, Mayo Clinic Health System, NW Wisconsin and TUYET-TRINH (TRINI) TRUONG, MD, FACP, Chief Medical Officer, Mount Sinai at Home and Associate Professor, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Speakers: MYNELL HARPER, MSN, RN, Assistant Director, Inpatient Digital Health, Oregon Health & Science University; COLLEEN HOLE, BSN, MHA, FACHE, Innovation Strategic Advisor, Innovation and New Ventures, Advocate Health;
TOM KIESAU, Chief Innovation Officer and Leader, Chartis Digital; MICHAEL MANIACI, MD, Medical Director, Advanced Care at Home, Mayo Clinic; TILAR MARTIN-ASIRIFI, Director of Operations, Hospital at Home, Boston Medical Center; AYAKO MAYO, MD, Assistant Professor, Division of Hospital Medicine, Oregon Health & Science University; STEPHANIE MURPHY, DO, FHM, Physician, (former) Medical Director, Hospital at Home Atrium Health Medical Group; GREGORY SNYDER, MD, VP of Clinical Strategy and Quality Improvement, Medically Home; M. NATHAN STARR, DO, Medical Director, Home Services, Castell Intermountain Healthcare; and
LISA TRIPP, JD, Partner, Tripp Hollander Advisors

Scaling the Hospital-at-Home model has been challenging since its inception, but one key solution is to expand its reach to diverse patient populations. This pre-conference forum will explore how to increase access to this model for a wide range of patients, with a particular emphasis on underserved communities. While Hospital-at-Home programs have demonstrated success in urban areas, their implementation remains scarce in rural regions where access to care is limited. This forum will address how transformative Hospital-at-Home solutions can help bridge the gap in health equity, tackle industry-wide health disparities, and support efforts to broaden access to care. Join other healthcare leaders and stakeholders in driving meaningful change towards more equitable healthcare delivery. This forum is essential for Hospital-at-Home program leaders and health system executives championing inclusive, patient-centered care and advancing health equity.

Presentations include:
• Defining Equity in Hospital at Home
• Social Assessment
• Rural Care Setting
• Economics of Hospital at Home
• Metrics and Measurement
• Advocacy

December 5, 2024
8:30 – 9:15 am
The Growth Imperative: Addressing the Challenges of Sustainably Scaling an Advanced Care at Home Program

JOEFFREY HATTON
Regional Director of Hospital Quality and Strategic Initiatives / Kaiser Permanente Northern California

HEMALI SUDHALKAR, MD, MPH, SFHM
Regional Medical Director of Hospital Quality and Care Experience / Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Hatton
Sudhalkar

How do you transition an Advanced Care at Home (ACAH) program from an early-stage startup to a sustainably scaled program? This session will seek to answer this question, based on the experiences of the Kaiser Permanente Northern California ACAH program. Join Kaiser Permanente leaders as they share learnings and identified best-practices drawn from efforts to scale their program over its first five years, including how to:
• Communicate the value of your program to patients, clinical teams, and executive leaders
• Build a team to sustainably support your program
• Establish an infrastructure to support ongoing engagement with operational and executive teams
• Develop analytics that inform operations and accelerate performance improvement

9:15 – 10:00 am
Views from the Top: Realizing the Value from Hospital at Home Programs

COLLEEN HOLE, BSN, MHA, FACHE
Innovation Strategic Advisor, Innovation and New Ventures / Advocate Health

TOM KIESAU
Chief Innovation Officer and Leader / Chartis Digital

Hole
Kieseau

Many hospital-at-home programs continue to struggle articulating the business case and measuring the discrete value generated by the program, which can make it difficult to justify further growth-oriented investments. Join us for a panel discussion with Tom Kiesau and Colleen Hole, who have led two of the largest programs in the country, to learn how their organizations have generated material near- and longer-term value.

10:30 – 11:15 am
Synergy in Care: Integrating Teams for Hospital-at-Home Excellence

DOUGLAS BRETZING
DO / Baylor Scott & White Health

MICHAEL CRAIG, MD
Medical Director / Advanced Care at Home
UNC Health and Associate Professor / UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine

PATRICK O’SHEA, MD, MBA
Clinical Assistant Professor / Division of Hospital Medicine, UNC Health

Bretzing
Craig
Oshea

In the evolving landscape of healthcare delivery, hospital-at-home programs have emerged as innovative solutions to meet the complex needs of patients requiring acute care outside traditional hospital settings. This presentation, will explore the pivotal role of interdisciplinary teamwork in achieving optimal patient outcomes in these settings. Key healthcare professionals including physicians, nurses, pharmacists, therapists, and social workers/case managers play integral roles in these programs, working collaboratively to deliver comprehensive and coordinated care. This presentation will highlight the synergy achieved through the integration of these diverse healthcare professionals, emphasizing effective communication, shared decision-making, and patient-centered care planning. Case studies will demonstrate the impact of effective communication, shared decision-making, and patient-centered planning. Attendees will learn best practices for building and sustaining interdisciplinary teams, tackling challenges, and utilizing technology to support remote care. This presentation showcases the transformative potential of teamwork in advancing home-based patient care.

11:15 am – 12:00 pm
Revolutionizing Patient Care: Innovative Staffing Models for Hospital-at-Home Programs (PANEL)

Moderator
DANIEL DAVIS
, MD
Senior Medical Director, Continuing Health / Atrium Health

Panelists

MELISSA MEIER, MSN, RN, CPHQ
Manager, Digital Care / OSF OnCall

PAUL MOOTS, MD
Medical Director / OSF OnCall

ELIJAH MURRELL, MBA, LSSBB
Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer / Mercy Hospital-at-Home

SARAH SCHENCK, MD, FACP
Executive Director, Center for Virtual Health / ChristianaCare

LINDSAY WILLIAMS, PhD, MS, RN, NEA-BC, PHN, PMP
Director / Cedars-Sinai Care at Home

Davis

The shift towards Hospital-at-Home programs represents a transformative step in healthcare delivery, offering patients high-quality care in the comfort of their own homes while alleviating pressures on traditional hospital settings. However, implementing and scaling these programs effectively hinges on developing robust and adaptable staffing models that can meet the unique demands of home-based care. Join us for an engaging panel discussion that will delve into the latest advancements and best practices in staffing for Hospital-at-Home initiatives. This session will bring together leading practitioners and innovators who will share their experiences and insights on how to design and execute staffing strategies that ensure optimal patient outcomes, operational efficiency, and sustainable program growth.

12:00 – 1:15 pm
Track A: Quality as True North: Establishing a Quality Care at Home Program at the Heart of Operations

ARIEL HERM 
Program Manager, Strategy & Execution, Advanced Care at Home / Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Tom Hackford, MD
Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Herm
Hackford

Since its inception, the foundational commitment of the Kaiser Permanente Northern California Advanced Care at Home program has been to provide care that is as safe, or safer than the hospital. This session will focus on Kaiser Permanente’s learnings over the past five years as they have sought to fulfill that commitment, with discussion focused on the core elements of establishing a quality care at home program. This session will cover how to:
• Develop a measurement framework with relevant benchmarks
• Establish an infrastructure to evaluate quality performance and drive performance improvement
• Build effective reports to understand performance
• Inculcate a speak-up culture with front-line teams

Track B: Beyond Four Walls: Mastering the Logistics of Expanding Hospital-at-Home

ALEX HOOPES
Senior Director, Strategy & Execution / Cardinal Health Velocare

Hoopes

As hospital-at-home programs scale from small, localized patient bases to larger census populations, they encounter new operational and logistical challenges. This session will explore both the growing pains of expanding a program from single-digit to a double-digit patient census and the unique complexities involved in managing logistics across multiple geographies and state lines. Whether your program is just beginning or looking to scale, this session will offer actionable insights for overcoming both the operational and logistical hurdles necessary for sustainable growth.

  • Identify common challenges when scaling a hospital-at-home program and strategies to overcome then
  • Understand the operational adjustments necessary for growing from a single-digit census to a double-digit census
  • Explore best practices for maintaining patient care quality and resource management during program expansion

Track C: Working Group Discussion: Early Recognition of Patient Decline: 24-hour Urgent Response Team

Facilitators
DEENA DENMAN, MSN, RN, CCRN
Nurse Manager, Hospital at Home / Atrium Health

JAMES FRACCOLA, BS, NRP, CP-C
Operations Manager / Atrium Mobile Integrated Health

MARVIN KNIGHT, MD
Medical Director, Hospital at Home  / Atrium Health

Denman
Knight

This working group will tackle the complexities of early recognition of patient decline in Hospital-at-Home programs. We will examine effective strategies for early detection, explore urgent response protocols, and share real-life case studies to enhance our collective approach. This interactive session aims to refine practices and improve patient safety through collaborative problem-solving.
* Space is limited to 20 participants. Please sign up at the registration desk.

Track A: Effective Communication Strategies for Socializing Hospital at Home

RACHELLE ALPERN, MBA, MHA
Manager, Network Operations and Business / UNC Health, Advanced Care at Home

MICHAEL CRAIG, MD
Medical Director, Advanced Care at Home / UNC Health and The Permanente Federation

Alpern
Craig

Successful adoption of Hospital-at-Home programs hinges on clear and effective communication with both internal and external audiences. This session will focus on strategies for socializing the Hospital at Home care model to prospective patients, caregivers, and referring physicians. This presentation will share insights on how to effectively present and explain the model, addressing potential concerns and highlighting benefits. Key topics will include crafting compelling messaging for diverse audiences, utilizing digital tools for outreach, and building trust through transparent communication. Attendees will gain practical approaches for engaging patients and caregivers, educating referring physicians, and facilitating a smooth transition to home-based care.

Track B: Tech-Enabled Hospital at Home

JARED CONLEY, MD, PhD, MPH
Assistant Professor / Harvard Medical School
Associate Director / Healthcare Transformation Lab
Emergency Physician / Mass General Hospital

Conley

This session will address the role of technology in enhancing hospital-at-home programs. As healthcare increasingly embraces digital solutions, innovative tools are vital for monitoring, communication, and patient engagement. We will explore cutting-edge technologies such as remote patient monitoring, telehealth platforms, and mobile health applications that streamline care delivery and improve outcomes. Attendees will learn about successful implementations, challenges faced, and best practices for integrating technology into home-based care. Discover how to leverage tech to empower patients, optimize workflows, and create a seamless hospital-at-home experience for both providers and patients.

Track C: Working Group Discussion: Patient Experience – THE Most Important Outcome

Facilitator
ROBERT MOSKOWITZ, MD
Chief Medical Officer / Contessa Health

Moskowitz

Join this working group discussion for an intentional interactive dialogue where the audience will participate in a group activity to discuss and learn best practices, while sharing innovation around the following items: Improving the understanding and expectations for both patients and family at the time of enrollment; Implementing intentional strategies to improve the patient experience; and Capturing useful feedback for actionable change both real time and end of episode
* Space is limited to 20 participants. Please sign up at the registration desk.

Track A: Considering Oncology as a Use Case to Add to your Hospital-at-Home Program

KATHI MOONEY, PhD, RN
Distinguished Professor / University of Utah
Co-lead, Cancer Control and Population
Sciences / Huntsman Cancer Institute
Research Director / Rural Huntsman at Home

Mooney

This insightful session will explore the integration of oncology care into hospital-at-home programs. As healthcare shifts towards more personalized and accessible models, oncology presents unique challenges and opportunities for remote management. We will discuss best practices, innovative technologies, and clinical pathways to effectively deliver chemotherapy and supportive care in the home setting. Learn from a leading expert in the field, who will share real-world case studies and strategies for optimizing patient outcomes, improving quality of life, and reducing hospital readmissions. Discover how to expand your hospital-at-home offerings to include comprehensive oncology care.

Track C: Working Group Discussion: Organizational Structure

Facilitator
ILA MAPP, DNP, RN, CENP, CCRN
Director, Advanced Care at Home / UNC Health

Mapp

The forecast of a leadership team and levels of leadership in an organizational chart can be difficult to develop. Knowing who and what to consider as resources/stakeholders is vital to help promote decisions to this important aspect of your program. This working group discussion will provide insight on how one program began this process. We will review three key points. 1) When to consider modifying your leader team and organizational chart review. 2) What key stakeholders to help assist internally and externally. 3) What methodology to utilize to help develop your organizational chart. Please come prepared to share from your experience and bring your questions for this interactive session.
*limited to 20 participants. Sign up at registration desk.

Track A: Navigating the Challenges and Opportunities of Delivering Hospital at Home in Rural Areas

M. NATHAN STARR, DO
Medical Director, Home Services / Castell Intermountain Healthcare

Starr

This session will explore the unique challenges and opportunities of implementing hospital-at-home programs in rural areas. The presenters will address the barriers faced by rural healthcare providers, including limited resources, transportation issues, and workforce shortages. Attendees will gain insights into innovative solutions, such as telehealth integration and community partnerships, that can enhance care delivery in these regions. Hear from experts and rural practitioners sharing successful case studies and strategies to overcome obstacles, improve patient access, and ensure high-quality care. Join us to discover how to effectively navigate the complexities of rural healthcare and expand hospital-at-home services.

Track C: Working Group Discussion: Leveraging the Unique Value and Skill Set of the RN in Hospital at Home

Facilitator
COLLEEN HOLE, BSN, MHA, FACHE Innovation Strategic Advisor, Innovation and New Ventures / Advocate Health

Hole

This interactive working group discussion will explore how Registered Nurses can maximize their impact in home-based care settings. The dialogue will focus on identifying and utilizing the unique skills RNs bring to Hospital-at-Home programs, discuss innovative practices, and share strategies for enhancing patient care and outcomes. This roundtable is designed to foster collaboration and practical insights among participants.
* Space is limited to 20 participants. Please sign up at the registration desk.

Track A: Optimizing Your In-Home Provider Workforce: The Role of Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) Providers and Community Paramedics

JACOB KEEPERMAN, MD, FACEP, FAEMS, FCCM
Medical Director, Global Medical Response and Medical Director, Physician Implementation and Transformation Team / Medically Home Group

Keeperman

This session will provide insight into the optimal utilization of mobile integrated healthcare providers and community paramedics as the ideal in-home clinicians.  There will be a focus on the ideal training, skills, capabilities, oversight, and medical direction necessary for your program to flourish.

Track C: Working Group Discussion: Optimizing Pharmacy and Medication Management in Hospital-at-Home

Facilitator
LINDSAY WILLIAMS, PhD, MS, RN, NEA-BC, PHN, PMP
Director / Cedars-Sinai Care at Home

Williams

Join our working group to tackle the complexities of pharmacy and medication management in Hospital-at-Home (HaH) programs. We’ll explore strategies for ensuring accurate medication delivery, managing drug interactions, and enhancing patient adherence in a home setting. Collaborate with peers to identify best practices, share challenges, and develop innovative solutions for effective medication management. Gain practical insights to elevate your HaH program’s pharmaceutical care and improve patient outcomes.
* Space is limited to 20 participants. Please sign up at the registration desk.

December 6, 2024
8:45 – 9:30 am
From Setback to Solutions: Transforming Hospital-at-Home Care in the US, Lessons from Leaders Who Achieved an ADC of 100

GREGORY GOODMAN, MD
Associate Physician / Mass General Brigham Home Hospital
Instructor /  Harvard Medical School
Medical Director / Maribel

KAREN TITCHENER, MSC, NP
Vice President, Hospital-at-Operations / Maribel

Goodman
Titchener

Hospital at Home has been proven to deliver better clinical outcomes, generate enhanced patient satisfaction, and reduce costs. But despite this potential, US Hospital-at-Home programs have not fulfilled their promise with most programs failing to scale. In fact, CMS reported outcomes showed that in 2023: less than 9% of waiver-approved hospitals accounted for > 70% of all US admissions (which represented only 0.01% of Medicare admissions across all programs); nearly two-thirds of hospitals had zero admissions; and of the 109 hospitals reporting volume, the average weekly admissions was < 2 patients per hospital. Join us to discuss lessons learned from Hospital-at-Home leaders on how to transform your program and overcome program growth and quality challenges. • Develop a strategic approach to patient eligibility and payer expansion that will improve ADC and enable scaling • Review tactics to achieve a > 65% patient acceptance using “the art of consent” and simplified workflow logistics
• Discover a novel approach to rapid staff on-boarding and effective, simulation-based training to mitigate staffing constraints
• Analyze the ideal program organizational structure for operational and service excellence

Track A: The Election is Over, So Where Does that Leave Hospital at Home?

LISA TRIPP
Partner / Tripp Hollander Advisors

Tripp

This session will focus on the political climate after the 2024 election, its likely effect on the future of hospital at home, and what we can do between now and the end of the year to ensure the longest extension possible of the CMS Acute Hospital Care at Home Waiver. The session will explore how changes in policy and administration might influence the continuation of the CMS Acute Hospital Care at Home Waiver and what steps can be taken to secure its extension. The presenter will discuss strategies for advocacy, stakeholder engagement, and policy adjustment to strengthen support for Hospital-at-Home programs. Attendees will gain actionable insights on how to navigate the evolving political landscape and advocate effectively to ensure the sustainability and growth of home-based care solutions.

The Continuum of Home Care and Strategies for Keeping People out of the Emergency Department

SARAH SCHENCK, MD, FACP
Executive Director / Center for Virtual Health, ChristianaCare

Schenck

This session will explore innovative strategies to enhance home care services and reduce unnecessary emergency department visits. The presenter will delve into the continuum of care, emphasizing the integration of community resources, telehealth, and patient education. The session will also discuss case studies highlighting successful interventions that support patients in managing their health at home. Attendees will gain practical tools and insights to foster collaboration among caregivers, healthcare providers, and families, ultimately promoting better health outcomes and enhancing the quality of life for individuals in their own homes. Join us to rethink home care and its impact on emergency services.

11:30 am – 12:15 pm
The Economics of Hospital at Home: Payor Perspectives

TOM KIESAU
Chief Innovation Officer and Leader / Chartis Digital

Kiesau

The CMS Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver catalyzed significant adoption of hospital-at-home (H@H) programs across the country. As we await decisions regarding the waiver’s extension at a federal level, and as states grapple with their policies, we continue to see significant variability in the extent to which Commercial, Medicare Advantage, and Managed Medicaid plans are embracing this care model. In this session, hear from a panel of health plan executives as they share their perspectives regarding H@H and other home-based care models and the financing and economics that may help – or hinder – this future care delivery paradigm.

Speakers

Marvin Knight, MD

Medical Director, Hospital at Home

Atrium Health

Knight

Karen Titchener, Msc, NP

VP, Hospital-at-Home Operations

Maribel

Titchener

Gregory Goodman, MD

Medical Director

Maribel

Goodman

Mynell Harper, MSN, RN

Assistant Director, Inpatient Digital Health

Oregon Health & Science University

Harper

Ayako Mayo, MD

OHSU Hospital at Home, Assistant Professor of Medicine

Oregon Health & Science University

Mayo

Lindsay Williams, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, PMP, PHN

Director, Care at Home

Cedars-Sinai Care at Home

Williams

Jacob Keeperman, MD

Physician Implementation and Transformation Lead

Medically Home

Keeperman

Michael Craig, MD

Advanced Care at Home, Associate Professor

UNC Health, UNC Chapel Hill School of Medicine

Craig

Deena Denman, MSN, RN, CCRN

Nurse Manager

Hospital at Home, Atrium Health

Denman

Elijah Murrell, MBA, LSSBB

Executive Director and Chief Operating Officer

Mercy Hospital-at-Home

Murrell

Patrick O’Shea, MD, MBA

Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Hospital Medicine

UNC Health

O’Shea

Stephanie Murphy, DO, FHM

Physician, (former) Medical Director, Hospital at Home

Atrium Health Medical Group

Murphy

Tilar Martin-Asirifi, MS

Director of Operations, Hospital at Home

Boston Medical Center

Martin-Asirifi

Melissa Meier, MSN, RN, CPHQ

Manager of Digital Care

OSF OnCall

Meier

Paul Moots, MD

Medical Director, Digital Hospital and Telehospitalist

OSF OnCall

Moots

Sarah Schenck, MD, FACP

Executive Director

ChristianaCare

Schenck

Kathi Mooney, PhD, RN

Distinguished Professor

University of Utah College of Nursing

Mooney

Tom Hackford, MD

Physician Quality and Safety Lead, Advanced Care at Home

Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Hackford

Ariel Herm

Program Manager, Strategy & Execution, Advanced Care at Home

Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Herm

Kate Beaudin, RN

Nurse Director, Hospital at Home

Boston Medical Center

Beaudin

Stephen Dorner, MD, MPH, MSc

Chief Clinical and Innovation Officer, Healthcare at Home

Mass General Brigham

Dorner

Tom Kiesau

Chief Innovation Officer & Leader, Chartis Digital

Chartis Digital

Kiesau

Bruce Leff, MD

Professor of Medicine, Director, Center for Transformative Geriatric Research, Division of Geriatric Medicine

Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Leff

David Levine, MD, MPH, MA

Clinical Director of Research & Development, Healthcare at Home; Associate Professor of Medicine

Mass General Brigham; Harvard Medical School

Levine

Ila Mapp, DNP, RN, CENP, CCRN

Director, Advanced Care at Home

UNC Health

Mapp

Constantinos (Taki) Michealidis, MD, MBA, MS

Medical Director, Hospital at Home; Assistant Professor

UMass Memorial Health; UMass Chan Medical School

Michealidis

Vivian Reyes, MD

National Physician Lead for Kaiser Permanente Care at Home

The Permanente Medical Group, Inc.

Reyes

Tuyet-Trinh (Trini) Truong, MD, FACP

Chief Medical Officer, Mount Sinai at Home; Associate Professor of Medicine

Mount Sinai Health System; Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Truong

Michael Maniaci, MD

Medical Director, Advanced Care at Home

Mayo Clinic

Maniaci

Nathan Starr, DO

Medical Director Castell Home Services

Intermountain Health

Starr

Jared Conley, MD, PhD, MPH

Assistant Professor / Associate Director / Emergency Physician

Harvard Medical School / Healthcare Transformation Lab / Mass General Hospital

Conley

Colleen Hole, BSN, MHA, FACHE

Innovation Strategic Advisor, Innovation and New Ventures

Advocate Health

Hole

Lisa Tripp, JD

Partner

Tripp Hollander Advisors

Tripp

Rachelle Alpern, MBA, MHA

Manager, Network Operations and Business

UNC Health

Alpern

Alex Hoopes

Senior Director of Strategy & Execution

Cardinal Health Velocare

Hoopes

Daniel Davis, MD

Senior Medical Director Continuing Health

Atrium Health

Davis

Joeffrey Hatton

Regional Director of Hospital Quality and Strategic Initiatives

Kaiser Permanente Northern California

Hatton

Hemali Sudhalkar, MD, MPH, SFHM

Regional Medical Director of Hospital Quality and Care Experience

Kaiser Permanente’s Northern California

Sudhalkar

Douglas Bretzing

Medical Director, BSW Hospital Care at Home, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Medical Education, Texas A&M COM

Baylor Scott & White Health

Bretzing, DO

Margaret Paulson

Chief Clinical Officer, Advanced Care at Home

Mayo Clinic Health System, NW Wisconsin

Paulson

Gregory Snyder, MD, MBA

VP of Clinical Strategy and Quality Improvement

Medically Home

Snyder

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