Hospital @ Home Leadership Summit

Colleen Hole serves in an advisory role, helping guide Advocate Health’s home-based care strategy, which includes scaling Hospital at Home to all markets across the Enterprise, and working to advance legislative policy, payment models and corporate partnerships that support home-based care.
Previously, Colleen served in a dual role at Atrium Health as vice president of clinical integration and chief nurse executive for Atrium Health Medical Group, responsible for non-provider clinical practice and role optimization in ambulatory care. In addition, she was responsible for strategic and operational leadership for the Atrium Health hospital at home program, which was accelerated through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dr. Leff is Professor of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. His research focuses on novel models of care delivery for older adults with an emphasis on home and community-based models of care, issues related to multi-morbidity and serious illness, risk prediction, and quality measurement and improvement. He Co-leads the HaH Users Group and the National Home-Based Primary Care Learning Network. He is Founding Executive Editor of the Journal of Advanced Home Medicine, past -President of the American Academy of Home Care Medicine, and currently serves as a Trustee of the ABIM Foundation.

Dr David M Levine, MD MPH MA, is an internationally renowned expert in designing and implementing advanced home-based care, using digital health technology to drive health outcomes, and evaluating the quality, safety, and experience of health care. He is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School, clinical director of research and development for Mass General Brigham Health Care at Home, and co-director of the Harvard General Internal Medicine Fellowship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. He founded Brigham’s home hospital program and co-founded and co-chairs the Hospital at Home Users Group, a collaborative of home hospital programs throughout the US and Canada. He is core faculty at Ariadne Labs, a center for health systems innovation at the Harvard School of Public Health and Brigham.

Michael J. Maniaci, M.D. is the Virtual Health & Home-Based Care Clinical Operations Associate Vice President for Advocate Health. In this role, he oversees the strategic and operational development of virtual health and home-based care programs, driving innovation in high-acuity care delivery models that extend clinical services beyond traditional hospital settings.

Previously, Dr. Maniaci held multiple leadership roles at Mayo Clinic, including Enterprise Physician Lead for the Advanced Care at Home program, Medical Director of Consumer Digital Product in the Center for Digital Health, and Medical Director of Mayo Clinic Hospital in Florida. His other leadership positions included Chair of the Division of Hospital Internal Medicine and Associate Medical Director of the Mayo Clinic Multidisciplinary Simulation Center in Florida.

Ila Mapp, DNP, RN, CENP, CCRN has been enhancing her nursing craft for over 20 years through travel nursing, bedside patient care, and leadership. In 2008, Ila joined the UNC Health organization advancing from clinical nurse to Nurse Manager. She has held a leadership roles within UNC Medical Center and UNC Health since 2013 with her specialty in critical care managing four specialty teams: Rapid Response, ICU Transport, Venous Access Team, and CVAD Liaison. Ila now serves as Director for Advanced Care at Home – an innovative utilization of technology providing acute care for patients in their homes. This model of healthcare incorporates the collaboration of internal and external community stakeholders inclusive of Paramedics and Home Health Nursing working together with the common goal of patient-centered care for the Triangle of North Carolina.

Constantinos (Taki) Michaelidis, MD, MBA, MS cares for patients as a Virtual Home Hospitalist in the UMass Memorial Medical Center (UMMMC) Home Hospital program where he is Medical Director and faculty in the Program in Digital Medicine at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Prior to joining UMMMC, he was Senior Medical Director in the Atrius Health home hospital program. There, he supported local and national home hospital program development and designed and scaled new acute and post-acute home-based care models for a predominantly frail, medically complex and home-bound population in eastern Massachusetts.

Dr. Richard Rothman is a Regional Chief Medical Operations Officer for Cleveland Clinic Florida and the Vice Chief for Integrated Hospital Care Institute for Cleveland Clinic. In his role, he oversees Cleveland Clinic Hospital Care at Home. Dr. Rothman graduated from St. George’s University School of Medicine in 2009. He completed a post-doctoral research fellowship in Boston, Ma, at the Massachusetts General Hospital and completed both his internship and residency at the Lahey Clinic, also in Massachusetts. He received his diplomate in Internal Medicine from the American Board of Internal Medicine. He is active member of the American College of Physicians and Society of Hospital Medicine.

Hemali Sudhalkar, MD, MPH is an Internal Medicine Hospitalist and Palliative Care physician at The Permanente Medical Group in San Jose, CA. She serves as the Regional Medical Director of Hospital Quality and Care Experience for the 21 medical centers within Kaiser Permanente’s Northern California region. Dr. Sudhalkar received her medical education in India and earned a Master of Public Health degree in Epidemiology from Emory University. She completed her Internal Medicine Residency at Kaiser Permanente in Santa Clara, CA. Dr. Sudhalkar is dedicated to ensuring that every patient receives the highest quality care, at the right place and time, with a holistic focus on the needs of both the patient and their family. She has a Six Sigma Black Belt in process improvement and actively applies lean methodologies to enhance care delivery.

As the Chief Medical Officer for Mount Sinai at Home, Dr. Truong creates vision to deliver patient-centered quality care to patients in their homes. She has implemented strategies to launch, grow and integrate programs on the continuum of home-based care – Hospital at Home, Rehabilitation at Home, Palliative Care at Home and other home-care clinical services within the Mount Sinai at Home portfolio. She is passionate about addressing health equity and believes that home-based care, particularly acute at home care is well-positioned and is an important tool to advance health equity. Dr. Truong graduated from Swarthmore College in Economics and Biology, obtained her MD at Temple University Katz School of Medicine, and completed her Internal Medicine Residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital. Currently, she is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the Icahn School of Mount Sinai.