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2nd Digestive Health Center Management and Development
ACI’s 2nd Digestive Health Center Management and Development
Strategic Digestive Health Center Management and Technology for Improved Patient Satisfaction and Overall Excellence
The demand for GI procedures is constantly increasing and with the finalization of MACRA. This creates a variety of issues that make it difficult to provide a satisfactory service to the increasing volume of patients. Regulatory restrictions, lack of budget, deficiency of qualified staff and availability of the appropriate patient management systems slow down the patient flow and make other center operations inefficient. Center leaders must adopt new strategies for successful center operations and future growth, keeping in mind the possible changes of the healthcare policy. Attendees will hear from top service experts about their industry experience, forecasts and the most relevant issues and best practices. 2nd Digestive Health Center Management and Development Conference will deliver comprehensive strategy and business guidance for driving excellence in service management and development.
- The most recent MACRA changes and their impact on digestive health centers, doctors and their patients
- Promoting the digestive disease screening with the intention of decreasing the number of digestive disease cases, such as colorectal cancer, in the United States
- Understanding the best ways for digestive health centers to dealing with the most recent changes in the medical insurance plans
- Potential healthcare policy changes, their impact on the digestive health centers and how to prepare for them
- Improving patient satisfaction while not sacrificing the patient volume
- Technological and procedural advancement and alternative ways of improving the digestive health center
- Effective leadership and strategies for staff training that creates a positive impact on the center operations
- Outlining the best strategies for successful future development of a digestive health center
- Review on the impact of state regulations on the daily operations of digestive health centers
Jeremiah Kirkland
Division Administrator for Gastroenterology and Hepatology
URMC/Strong Memorial Hospital
Rajeev Jain
Partner
Texas Digestive Disease Consultants
Chief of Gastroenterology
Texas Health Dallas
Practice Councillor
AGA Governing Board
Curtiss Elliott
Manager of GI Services
Froedtert Hospital
Susan Hutfless
Assistant Professor
Johns Hopkins University
Michael Clark
Special Counsel
Duane Morris LLP
Andrew Albert
Medical Director of the Digestive Health Institute
Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center
Joaquin Estrada
MD, Surgical Director of the Digestive Health Institute
Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center
Adam Laughton
Associate
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Susan Cheek
CEO
BridgeConx Software
Administrator
Dallas Endoscopy Center & IV Anesthesia Services
Christopher Vesy
Gastroenterologist
Dallas Endoscopy Center
Sara Michelle Tristan
Administrator
Texas Medical Center Digestive Disease Center, Baylor College of Medicine
Atilla Ertan
MD, MACG, Professor & Director
UTHMMS GI Division & EDDC
John Whitfield
Administrator
New Gulf Coast Surgery Center
Andrew Weiss
Administrator
The Endo Center at Voorhees
This conference is researched and designed for CEOs, COOs, CMOs, CNOs, Administrators, Chairs, Vice Presidents, Directors and Managers within hospitals, health systems, federal and state agencies. Academic Medical Centers, Teaching Hospitals, and Community Hospitals and allied professionals dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and management of digestive diseases, including:
- Gastroenterologists
- Endoscopists
- Surgeons
- Radiologists
- Pathologists
- Hepatologists
- Nurse Practitioners and Oncology
- Radiation Oncologists
BridgeConX Software
BridgeConX (BCX) Software, is an integrated Enterprise PM System that Simplifies your workflow, Increases patient satisfaction and Integrates your existing systems. BCX specializes in efficiencies of Physician Practices and ASC’s, streamlining daily operations, increasing employee productivity, and reducing costs. In an industry first, we have created Bots that are able to automate normal and routine tasks that are usually done manually. Our Bots work alongside your staff in performing everyday tasks. It’s just like having 5 new members on your team for a fraction of the cost. BCX Bots imports schedules from the physician’s practice, tracking the entire patient encounter as well as intuitive and interactive routing from referring physician faxes. BCX uses patented technology and Bots to accomplish everyday tasks such as automated insurance verification and patient responsibility and notification. Other tools are kiosks, displays and portals. BCX is your Bridge to the Future!
Website: www.bridgeconx.com