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December 3 - 5, 2025
December 3 - 5, 2025
Partner - Tripp Hollander Advisors
Deputy Secretary - Division of Health Quality Assurance
Oversight State Survey Agency Director - Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
This session will share updates on the developments related to hospital at home, SNF at Home, primary care at home and examine new opportunities associated with the Trump Administration’s goals. This will include an in-depth look at the strategy of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation and the Secretary’s MAHA objectives. This session will also review the HHS re-organization and new agency, the Administration for a Healthy America. Finally, the session will update participants on the latest developments on Capitol Hill.
Join industry experts in a panel discussion exploring the future of Hospital at Home and the Acute Care at Home Waiver. This panel will bring together health system leaders to explore strategies for a strong legislative extension. Panelists will examine key considerations, including waiver permanency, expansion of direct admissions, system-level participation, and broader patient inclusion. The session will also address achieving CBO budget neutrality while maintaining high-value care. Attendees will gain insights into federal, state, and CMS perspectives on shaping the next phase of Hospital at Home—ensuring it remains a scalable, sustainable, and transformative care model in the evolving healthcare landscape.
Partner - Tripp Hollander Advisors
Senior Director, Federal Government Relations - Cleveland Clinic
Government Relations Manager - BayCare Health
MODERATOR:
LISA TRIPP, JD, Partner, Tripp Hollander Advisors
PANELISTS:
MEGHAN MCCULLY (Office of Senator Tim Scott) (R-SC)
CAROLINE TUCKER, (Office of Congressman Vern Buchanan) (R-FL)
GABRIELLA VESEY (Office of Senator Reverend Raphael Warnock) (D-GA)
Expanding access to Hospital at Home for Medicaid beneficiaries and rural populations is critical to advancing health equity. This panel will explore the current landscape of Medicaid coverage, highlight key policy developments, and identify advocacy opportunities to broaden access. Experts will examine data on Medicaid patients using Hospital at Home services and address the unique challenges of delivering acute care in rural communities. Attendees will gain actionable insights into overcoming barriers, shaping policy, and driving innovation to bring high-quality, home-based care to underserved populations. Join this important conversation to help close care gaps and ensure equitable access for all.
Deputy Secretary - Division of Health Quality Assurance
Oversight State Survey Agency Director - Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
Government Affairs Advisor - Johnson & Blanton
Medical Director Quality & Research, Advanced Care at Home - Mayo Clinic
Deputy Secretary for Medicaid - Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
Senior Director, Operations - Acadian Health
State regulations play a pivotal role in shaping the future of hospital at home. This panel will bring together state leaders and industry experts for a dynamic discussion on navigating regulatory hurdles and identifying opportunities for reform. Panelists will explore challenges within current frameworks, the potential of aligning care under physician or hospital delegation, and the evolving oversight of Mobile Integrated Healthcare (MIH) paramedics. Attendees will gain practical strategies to streamline state-level regulations, improve care coordination, and engage regulators effectively. Don’t miss this opportunity to better understand state dynamics and help drive policy that supports safe, scalable, and patient-centered care at home.
Deputy Secretary - Division of Health Quality Assurance
Oversight State Survey Agency Director - Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
As hospital-at-home care expands, payment models must evolve to ensure sustainability and fairness. This expert panel will examine key approaches—including parity with DRGs and traditional hospitals, discounted rates, and alternative models—and their impact on quality, cost, and access. Panelists will assess the pros and cons of each method, explore equity in reimbursement, and identify emerging trends shaping future hospital-at-home payment strategies. Attendees will gain insights into how different models affect providers and patients while engaging in forward-thinking discussion aimed at creating durable, value-based solutions for delivering high-quality, cost-effective care outside hospital walls.
Mayo Clinic
Senior Medical Director, Proactive Care Home Services - Intermountain Health
AVP, Care at Home & Rural Partnerships - Wellstar Health System
Hospitals across the country are facing a discharge crisis, with patients ready for discharge sitting in inpatient beds for days and sometimes weeks and other patients needing care boarding in the ER. This panel will examine “SNF at Home” as one solution to this problem. The session will discuss the care model, how it works in practical terms, needed legislative changes, patient and caregiver reactions and technology needs. Quality post-acute care is crucial for patient recovery. With the number of patients requiring post-acute care in an environment with reduced options, and the resulting bottlenecks in hospitals due to difficulty of finding available beds for discharge, the “SNF at Home” model presents a valuable opportunity to expand post-acute care capacity. This integrated approach allows services to be delivered directly to patients in their own homes, promoting recovery in a familiar environment, not only enhancing patient resilience but also reducing caregiver stress. The panel will discuss the legislative and regulatory frameworks needed to implement and support this innovative care model.
Chief Innovation Officer & Leader - Chartis Digital
CEO - CopilotIQ
AVP, Care at Home & Rural Partnerships - Wellstar Health System
Partner - Tripp Hollander Advisors
Deputy Administrator & Chief Operating Officer - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Health systems play a vital role in influencing the future of hospital at home through proactive, strategic advocacy. This panel will explore how to build productive relationships with regulators, communicate program goals effectively, and foster trust through transparent collaboration. Learn best practices for engaging policymakers, aligning on shared priorities, and framing challenges and successes in ways that resonate. Panelists will share real-world examples of successful advocacy and regulatory partnerships. Attendees will leave with practical tools to elevate their voice, shape policy, and drive meaningful change in support of scalable, patient-centered care models like hospital at home.
Partner - Tripp Hollander Advisors
Government Affairs Advisor - Johnson & Blanton
Deputy Secretary - Division of Health Quality Assurance
Oversight State Survey Agency Director - Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
Senior Medical Director, Proactive Care Home Services - Intermountain Health
Senior Director of Government Relations - Cleveland Clinic Florida
Forum co-chairs will lead an interactive open forum designed to address outstanding questions, surface key insights, and tackle topics of greatest interest to participants to close the day. This session will offer a unique opportunity to engage directly with thought leaders and peers on unresolved regulatory and policy challenges, from payment models and licensure to workforce, equity, and federal/state flexibilities. Attendees will help shape the takeaways and action agenda emerging from the forum, ensuring that the collective voice of the community informs next steps for advancing sustainable, patient-centered hospital-at-home programs.
Partner - Tripp Hollander Advisors
Deputy Secretary - Division of Health Quality Assurance
Oversight State Survey Agency Director - Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
Partner - Tripp Hollander Advisors
Deputy Secretary - Division of Health Quality Assurance
Oversight State Survey Agency Director - Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
Mayo Clinic
Cleveland Clinic Florida
Secretary - Florida Agency for Health Care Administration
Hospital at Home has moved beyond proof of concept to become a strategic pillar of modern acute care delivery. As the federal waiver is extended, the time is now to collectively address regulatory barriers and operational inefficiencies that limit scale. This session will explore the next phase of innovation as health systems integrate hospital-at-home models into core strategy, leveraging technology, redesigning care teams, and aligning with value-based care. This session will discuss the need for regulatory streamlining to unlock economies of scale and support sustainable growth. Attendees will gain insight into how leading organizations are building high-quality, patient-centered models that transcend traditional care settings, advancing efficiency, access, and long-term system resilience.
President - Florida Hospital Association
As hospital at home evolves from concept to cornerstone, programs are embracing new clinical capabilities, operational models, and technology to treat increasingly complex patients safely in the home. This fireside chat will discuss clinical innovation, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the infrastructure needed to expand the acuity and scope of hospital-at-home. Attendees will gain a front-line view into the next frontier of hospital-level care at home.
President - American Thoracic Society
Chair, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine - Cleveland Clinic Health System
Cleveland Clinic Florida
As healthcare systems shift toward innovative care delivery models, hospital-at-home programs are redefining the economics of acute care. This session, led by the chief financial officer of a nationally recognized hospital-at-home program, will explore the critical financial considerations that underpin successful hospital-at-home implementation. Topics include reimbursement models, cost structure optimization, capital investment, risk management, and long-term financial sustainability. Attendees will gain strategic insights into aligning financial planning with clinical innovation to build scalable, high-value hospital-at-home programs.
Mayo Clinic
Chief Financial Officer - Mayo Clinic Florida
Delivering acute care in the home requires a finely tuned operational engine, one that seamlessly connects the command center, care coordination, logistics and field operations into a unified system. In this session, leaders and service providers in hospital at home will share how they’ve built and refined their operational frameworks to drive efficiency, consistency, and reliability at scale. From managing real-time communication to orchestrating care in diverse home environments, this discussion will uncover what it truly takes to keep hospital-at-home operations running smoothly every day
Senior Director of Strategy & Execution - Cardinal Health Velocare
Chief Operating Officer - DispatchHealth
Executive Director of Medical Operations - Cleveland Clinic Florida
SPONSORED BY
PONCE DE LEON I-II
The Nemours Children’s Center for Advanced Care at Home (ACaH) is a novel pediatric care model that redefines how care is delivered when bridging the hospital and the home. Through a tech-enabled, virtually managed model, ACaH supports early discharge, complex patient transitions, and specialty care follow-up across diverse clinical use cases. With a 24/7 command center, remote monitoring, and in-home services, ACaH improves quality, reduces costs, and enhances family satisfaction. The program has demonstrated the ability to reduce hospital stays, avoid ED visits, and achieve very high patient experience scores, setting a new standard for accessible, family-centered care. This session will explore the distinctive features and clinical significance of the Nemours Children’s Center for Advanced Care at Home (ACaH) model in the evolution of pediatric healthcare delivery. The presenter will discuss the ways in which ACaH is utilizing advanced technology, virtual oversight, measurable outcomes and in-home services to optimize patient outcomes, control healthcare expenditures, and elevate family satisfaction.
ROOM: JOURNEY A
It’s clear that Hospital at Home has a positive impact on patients. The challenge in scaling has not been the clinical model itself, but in proving financial sustainability and its strategic importance to the C-Suite. In this frank discussion, we’ll explore how the next evolution will require operationalizing workflows for a significantly larger patient population – an extremely difficult barrier to overcome. We want to deliver on Hospital at Home’s original promise: bringing quality care to more settings with a great patient experience, without the weight of hospital overhead. To achieve this, Hospital at Home must be a part of a broader ecosystem of care delivery in out-of-hospital settings – extending to advanced care at home or enhanced outpatient models. No one has all the answers, but we must go back to entrepreneurial basics to reimagine the right processes, define the data to action infrastructure, and integrate technology that enables scale – to deliver value with 10x the impact at 1/10th the cost.
ROOM: JOURNEY B
This interactive working group will explore how organizations are building and scaling hospital-at-home programs within non-waiver regulatory frameworks, using ambulatory care models to deliver high-acuity services safely and effectively. Participants will discuss operational logistics, reimbursement constraints, clinical governance, and innovative care delivery strategies that enable continuity of care outside the traditional inpatient waiver model.
Limited to 20 participants. Sign up at the registration desk.
ROOM: PONCE DE LEON I-II
Tampa General Hospital (TGH) at Home has developed niche pathways with specific service lines to meet the clinical needs of their patients. Through this work, the TGH at Home team is now caring for post-op liver transplants, leukemia/lymphoma patients during their induction chemo admission, and other patient populations. This session will discuss the development of pathways to expand the reach of hospital at home at your institution
ROOM: JOURNEY A
Rural communities face persistent challenges in accessing timely, high-quality hospital care. This session will explore how the hospital-at-home model can bridge critical gaps in rural healthcare delivery by providing hospital-level treatment in patients’ homes. Drawing on recent research and implementation strategies, including Mayo Clinic’s pioneering work, we will examine clinical outcomes, infrastructure needs, and policy considerations unique to rural settings. Attendees will gain practical insights into deploying hospital-at-home programs in low-resource areas, with a focus on scalability, equity, and improved patient experience in geographically isolated communities. This model offers a transformative opportunity to reimagine rural acute care.
ROOM: JOURNEY B
For many health systems, the question is no longer if hospital at home will work – it’s how far it can go. For some, that means expanding to new services lines like post-acute or SNF-at-home. For others, it means building the operational backbone to serve broader regions or even cross state lines. This interactive working group discussion will explore the many dimensions of scaling hospital-at-home, from operational readiness and logistics to technology infrastructure and workforce models.
Limited to 20 participants. Sign up at the registration desk.
ROOM: PONCE DE LEON I-II
In this session, leaders from Wellstar Health System will present their strategic approach to building a comprehensive digital-care-at-home infrastructure that supports patients across the full acuity spectrum. From acute inpatient-level hospital-at-home care through early discharge, post-acute monitoring, and chronic disease management, their program demonstrates how digital care can enhance capacity, reduce hospital readmissions, and improve patient outcomes. Attendees will explore how Wellstar is leveraging digital care to free up inpatient beds while maintaining clinical quality, including insights from a peer-reviewed study showing a 3.3-day reduction in average length of stay with fewer readmissions in the digital care at home cohort. This session will also offer practical guidance on optimizing existing infrastructure to support diverse digital care models and highlight how advanced monitoring capabilities are accelerating program scalability.
ROOM: JOURNEY A
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming an essential driver of hospital-at-home program success. From accurately identifying and enrolling the right patients to predicting resource needs, AI enables health systems to scale safely while protecting margins. This session will explore how AI-powered tools enhance patient selection, risk stratification, and operational decision-making, ensuring hospital-at-home programs deliver high-quality, cost-effective care. The presenter will share strategies for integrating AI into existing workflows, overcoming adoption challenges, and demonstrating ROI to leadership. Attendees will gain insights into how AI is not just a clinical tool, but also a business accelerator for sustainable hospital-at-home growth.
ROOM: VOYAGE
(Small Group Presentations – 15 minutes each, repeated 4 x over one hour) Please sign up at the Registration Desk. Registrants will be assigned a group and station at which to begin. Each group will view four (4) 15-minute presentations in total across the hour.
ROOM: JOURNEY A
Hospital-at-home programs typically begin their journey into decentralized care with a relationship with an in-home clinician provider. Commonly, this starts as a vendor relationship, with services provided based on contractual language. In order to successfully scale a hospital-at-home program, leaders must move beyond a relationship and into a partnership with your in-home clinicians, establishing shared vision and strategy. As experts in the fields of mobile integrated healthcare and hospital at home, the presenters will share strategies to upskill the clinicians, develop a sense of patient ownership and team comradery, and ultimately achieve your program goals with your MIH partner.
This session will present findings from Mayo Clinic’s groundbreaking randomized controlled trial evaluating the safety, efficacy, and patient outcomes of the hospital-at-home model for acute care. Learn how this innovative approach compares to traditional inpatient care, its impact on clinical outcomes, patient satisfaction, and health system efficiency. Attendees will gain evidence-based insights into the potential for scaling hospital-at-home programs, with implications for the future of acute care delivery in diverse healthcare settings.
ROOM: VOYAGE
Small Group Presentations – 15 minutes each, repeated 4 x over one hour) Please sign up at the Registration Desk. Registrants will be assigned a group and station at which to begin. Each group will view four (4) 15-minute presentations in total across the hour.
Mayo Clinic
Cleveland Clinic Florida
Hospital-at-home programs are generating an unprecedented volume of clinical, operational, and patient experience data but are health systems using it to its full potential? This session will explore how leading organizations are leveraging data to drive program performance, improve patient safety, and demonstrate value to payers and policymakers. The session will share practical examples of how analytics are being used to identify high-value patients, optimize length of stay, monitor quality metrics in real time, and quantify total cost of care. Attendees will leave with a roadmap for using data not just for reporting but as a foundation for continuous improvement and strategic growth.
Cleveland Clinic Florida
As health systems expand Hospital-at-Home programs, scaling strategies vary widely based on organizational readiness, patient populations, and infrastructure. This panel brings together leaders to share real-world insights from different stages of implementation. Panelists will discuss early success factors and operational lessons. Panelists will explore key considerations including staffing, technology, partnerships, and change management—offering attendees a roadmap for successful and sustainable scaling of acute care in the home setting.
Digital Health Executive - Biofourmis
System Director, Hospital at Home - Lee Health
Executive Director of Medical Operations - Cleveland Clinic Florida
CEO + Co-founder - Maribel Health
Senior Medical Director, Proactive Care Home Services - Intermountain Health
This fireside chat will explore the evolving role of commercial insurers in advancing hospital-at-home models. The conversation will unpack key challenges and opportunities in aligning private payor strategies with clinical innovation, payment reform, and scalable care delivery. Learn how major health systems and insurers are navigating regulatory shifts, building trust, and forging partnerships to support high-acuity care in the home. Gain insight into what’s working, what’s not, and what’s next as hospital-at-home transitions from pilot to mainstream. This is a must-attend session for leaders shaping value-based care.
Mayo Clinic
Regional Chief Medical Officer and National Medical Director - United Healthcare
Nurses are the cornerstone of the hospital-at-home model, bringing clinical expertise, leadership, and innovation to this transformative care delivery approach. This dynamic panel features nurse leaders from top health systems and nationally recognized hospital-at-home programs who will share insights on care coordination, workforce development, patient engagement, and operational leadership in home-based acute care. In this session, panelists will discuss how nurse-driven models enhance outcomes, support interdisciplinary collaboration, and scale programs sustainably. Attendees will gain practical strategies and leadership perspectives essential for advancing the role of nursing in the evolving landscape of acute care at home.
Healthcare Strategic Advisor
Chief Nursing Officer, Home Health, Hospice & Hospital at Home - AdventHealth
Nursing Lead, Advance Care at Home - Mayo Clinic
As hospital-at-home programs continue to expand, health systems must navigate a complex and evolving legal landscape. This expert panel brings together legal and operational leaders from top health systems and hospital-at-home programs to explore critical issues including licensure, scope of practice, consent, risk management, regulatory compliance, and cross-state care delivery. In this session, panelists will share real-world lessons, emerging legal trends, and strategies for aligning innovation with legal and regulatory frameworks. Attendees will gain practical insights into mitigating legal risk while supporting scalable, sustainable hospital-at-home operations across diverse clinical and geographic settings.
Mayo Clinic
Chief Legal Officer - Mayo Clinic
General Counsel - Cleveland Clinic Florida
Mayo Clinic
Cleveland Clinic Florida
Medical Director, Hospital at Home
Tampa General Hospital
Chief Operating Officer
DispatchHealth
Medical Director, Advance Care at Home Command Center
Mayo Clinic
Deputy Administrator & Chief Operating Officer
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
Chief Legal Officer
Mayo Clinic
Senior Director of Government Relations
Cleveland Clinic Florida
Digital Health Executive
Biofourmis
General Counsel
Cleveland Clinic Florida
Senior Director, Federal Government Relations
Cleveland Clinic
Partner
Sirona Strategies
System Director, Hospital at Home
Lee Health
President
American Thoracic Society
CEO + Co-founder
Maribel Health
Government Affairs Advisor
Johnson & Blanton
Secretary
Florida Agency for Health Care Administration
Executive Director of Medical Operations
Cleveland Clinic Florida
Healthcare Strategic Advisor
Partner
Tripp Hollander Advisors
Senior Director of Strategy & Execution
Cardinal Health Velocare
AVP, Care at Home & Rural Partnerships
Wellstar Health System
Medical Director, Physician Implementation and Transformation Lead
DispatchHealth
Chief Innovation Officer & Leader
Chartis Digital
CEO
CopilotIQ
Government Relations Manager
BayCare Health
Professor of Medicine, Director, Center for Transformative Geriatric Research, Division of Geriatric Medicine
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Clinical Director of Research & Development, Healthcare at Home
Mass General Brigham
Chief Growth Officer
hellocare.ai
Pharmacotherapy Specialist
Tampa General Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Director, Advanced Care at Home
UNC Health
President
Florida Hospital Association
Executive Vice President, Chief Nursing Executive & Patient Operations Officer
Nemours Children's Health
Medical Director, Hospital at Home; Assistant Professor
UMass Memorial Health; UMass Chan Medical School
CMO
Care2U
Physician Implementation and Transformation Lead
DispatchHealth
Chief Nursing Officer, Home Health, Hospice & Hospital at Home
AdventHealth
Medical Director Quality & Research, Advanced Care at Home
Mayo Clinic
National Physician Lead for Kaiser Permanente Care at Home
The Permanente Medical Group, Inc.
Chief Financial Officer
Mayo Clinic Florida
Cleveland Clinic Florida
Senior Nurse Manager, TGH at Home
Tampa General Hospital
CEO
Azodha
Deputy Secretary, Division of Health Quality Assurance
Agency for Health Care Administration, State of Florida
Senior Medical Director, Proactive Care Home Services
Intermountain Health
Regional Chief Medical Officer and National Medical Director
United Healthcare
Partner
Tripp Hollander Advisors
Chief Medical Officer, Mount Sinai at Home; Associate Professor of Medicine
Mount Sinai Health System; Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Nursing Lead, Advance Care at Home
Mayo Clinic
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| Option Number | Super Early Bird Price | Early Bird Price | Regular Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
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| Government | $595 | $795 | $995 |
| w/Regulatory & Policy Forum | $1,195 | $1,395 | $1,595 |
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