This document discusses various perspectives on health care reform from leaders in the health care industry. It includes sections on the revolutionary mindset needed for health care redesign, how hospitals and health systems are responding to the market changes from reform, concerns about potential rate shock and what businesses need to know, the anticipated impacts of the Affordable Care Act on insurers, providers and consumers, and how the health care landscape is shifting. Experts from organizations like Kaiser Permanente, hospitals and health insurance companies provide their views.

1. 2013
What’s Next
for
Health-Care
Reform?

2. The Revolutionary Mindset
and the Redesign of Health Care
2013
What’s Next
for
Health-Care
Reform?
Michael Slubowski, president and CEO,
SCL Health System

3. Market Response to Health-Care Reform
2013
What’s Next
for
Health-Care
Reform?
Mitch Carson, CEO,
Longmont United Hospital
Dave Hamm, CEO,
Exempla Good Samaritan Medical Center
Nancy Wollen, senior vice president,
operations, Kaiser Permanente Colorado

4. Will There Be Rate Shock?
What Business Needs to Know
2013
What’s Next
for
Health-Care
Reform?
Lindy Hinman, chief operating officer,
Connect for Health Colorado
Kendra Johnson, benefits consultant,
Flood and Peterson
Mike Rankin, director of business
development and broker relations,
Kaiser Permanente
Clair Volk, president,
Volk & Bell Benefits LLC

5. The Affordable Care Act:
Impact on Insurers, Providers, People
2013
What’s Next
for
Health-Care
Reform?
Sharon Caulfield, attorney,
Caplan and Earnest LLC
Julia Hutchins, CEO,
Colorado HealthOp
Susan Levy, executive director,
Women’s Health

6. A New Landscape for Health Care
2013
What’s Next
for
Health-Care
Reform?
Jandel Allen-Davis MD, vice president,
government and external relations,
Kaiser Permanente