Keeping Up With Retail and Nontraditional Competitors (Pete Knox)

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Drug, big-box and grocery stores are providing patient management for people with chronic diseases, vaccinations, screenings and medical care — all once the domain of doctors and hospitals. And they’re providing these services at times convenient to consumers and often at lower prices, two things sought-after by today’s time-strapped and price-conscious consumers with high deductible health plans who are shopping for care as never before. This rivalry between nontraditional providers, innovative health care companies and established health care institutions is transforming health care and access to health services. Hear how to successfully compete in the new health economy.

Health & Medicine

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Hospitals of
Tomorrow
Pete Knox
Execu-ve Vice President
Chief Learning and Innova-on Oﬃcer
October 19, 2015

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What is the Problem
we are trying to Solve?

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VISION
Bellin Health Vision
The people in our region will be
the healthiest in the na'on,
resul'ng in improved vitality and
economic wellbeing in the
communi'es we serve.

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A call to a higher order of results
○ Individual state of health and wellbeing
○ Improved health, reduce cost and
improve the experience for a popula'on(s)
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The Triple Aim
○ Build sustainable communi'es
○ Build a sustainable country

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Popula'on Health Strategy
Communi'es

Segments

Employees

Condi'ons

Panels

THE
NEW
SYSTEM

Population
Management
Population
Health

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QUESTIONS?
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