Oracle Health Conference 2023
September 18-20, 2023
Caesars Forum, Las Vegas
Crossings Healthcare Solutions will be sponsoring the Oracle Health Conference from September 18-20 at Caesars Forum in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Crossings Booth in the Exhibit Hall – Booth #9
The Crossing Healthcare Solutions booth (#9) will be staffed by Dr. Marlon Ali, Chief Medical Information Officer; Justin Monnig, General Manager; and Lucien DeCecco, Account Executive.
To set up a meeting with us, please contact: [email protected].
Crossings Presentations
PRE1136: Revenue Management Forum
Date: Monday, September 18
Time: 8 am – 12 pm
Presenter: Brian Jakoby, Director of Information Services, Universal Health Services (UHS)
Revenue Management Forum (RMF) is a special event held in conjunction with the Oracle Health Conference and provides an opportunity for you to connect with and learn from your revenue cycle peers and Oracle Health experts. You will hear updates on our revenue cycle strategic direction and learn about new advancements we are making aimed at driving value and improving client experiences. Attendees will also hear from a diverse group of clients as they share where they are in their journeys to RevElate Patient Accounting and discuss what they are doing to prepare.
Our agenda for this special event is as follows:
- 8:30 am – Revenue Cycle State of the Union
- 9:30 am – The Journey to RevElate Patient Accounting Panel Discussion
- 10:30 am – Advancing the Oracle Portfolio for Healthcare
- 11:30 am – Networking Lunch
PRE1138: Population Health Collaborative Council
Date: Monday, September 18
Time: 1 – 1:30 pm
Presenters: Raj Vansia, Sr. Software Engineer, UHS; Agnes Canlas, Manager of Information Services, UHS
The Population Health Collaborative Council is a client-led, Oracle-facilitated event. Areas of focus will include value-based care, health equity, social determinants of health, network engagement and care coordination. This year’s agenda will include presentations from current clients as well as an SDoH thought leadership panel. This event is a great opportunity for clients to network with one another, gain insight to emerging market trends from industry thought leaders and engage in open dialog with Oracle Population Health Product and Market executives.
BRK2000: Modern EMR Improves Behavioral Health Outcomes and Experience
Date: Wednesday, September 20
Time: 9:15 – 10 am
Presenters: Alf Bergman, Chief Medical Information Officer, UHS; Chris Whitt, Chief Clinical Information Officer, UHS; Sheree Whitley, Sr. Clinical Informatics Specialist, UHS; Jacob Ragon, Clinical Informaticist, UHS
As one of the largest providers of hospital and healthcare services in the nation, UHS is a leader in the behavioral health space, with over 300 inpatient facilities. Over the past year, UHS has piloted and continued to rollout Oracle Health solutions, including EMR, HealtheEDW and HealtheAnalytics dashboards, to its facilities. Learn how a partnership with Oracle Health, strong governance and innovative solutions have helped improve clinical adoption and behavioral health patient outcomes.
BRK1969: A Complete Consumer Strategy for a Robust Digital Front Door (virtual)
Date: Wednesday, September 20
Time: 2:45 – 3:30 pm
Presenter: Gerard Gober, Director of Information Services, UHS
As one of the nation’s largest and most respected providers of hospital and healthcare services, UHS has built an impressive record of achievement and performance spanning 39 U.S. states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and the United Kingdom. As a result of its strong network and multiple services, UHS requires a strong digital front door to help build enduring, lifelong relationships with its patients and consumers. During this session, you will learn how to formulate a consumer strategy from appropriate executive buy-in, funding and execution of resources. You will also learn how to analyze adoption of solutions and features to identify appropriate next steps and increase speed from plan to enterprise deployment that results in not only helping improve care, but strengthening patient experiences.