Making Hybrid Service Models Work “Better” By Leveraging Pharmacy Services
The pandemic has dramatically increased the acceptance and use of telehealth and other digital services, while also exacerbating social determinants of health for many Americans. And, while a return to more face-to-face services is expected, both consumers and payers are looking for provider organizations with ‘hybrid’ services models – combining the best of digital and in-person services. How do executive teams rethink service delivery – combining these two modalities – and how can pharmacy services make hybrid service models work better? This session provides the answers – with a panel of three executives of specialty provider organizations that are delivering on the promise of hybrid service systems.
In this session, hear from three executives on how:
- Their clinics are addressing the shift to value-based care
- Medication adherence plays an important role in value-based programs
- Their clinics are helping consumers overcome social determinants of health
Featured Speakers
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Jeff O’Neil, President & CEO, Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health ServicesJeff O’Neil serves as President and CEO for Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health Services, a large, comprehensive behavioral health organization in Cincinnati, Ohio. Jeff has worked in the field of behavioral health for 29 years, leading and directly working at all levels, including residential treatment, housing, care management, counseling and integrated care. -
Scott Hedges, M.D., Chief Medical Officer and Director of Laboratory Services, Seven Counties Services, Inc.Dcn. Scott T. Hedges, M.D. is the Chief Medical Officer and Director of Laboratory Services with Seven Counties Services, Inc., the regional mental health center for Louisville, Kentucky, and surrounding counties. Dr. Hedges is also Clinical Faculty with the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at his alma mater, the University of Louisville, School of Medicine, and a consulting psychiatrist for St. Luke’s Institute, Louisville office. Dr. Hedges has served on the Board for Little Way Pregnancy Resource Center, and his community service includes his membership and active participation in the St. Joseph’s Guild, the local guild of the Catholic Medical Association, the Community Health Committee of the Greater Louisville Medical Society and the Committee on Community and Rural Health with the Kentucky Medical Association. He was recently appointed by the Governor to serve on the Kentucky Department of Medicaid Services Pharmacy and Therapeutics committee. -
Kevin O’Connell, VP of Sales, Genoa HealthcareKevin O’Connell is the VP of Sales for Genoa Healthcare and has been a licensed pharmacist in Rhode Island for 20 years. Prior to this role Kevin oversaw Genoa’s New England division and served as Sales Director for the NY/NJ area. Kevin’s mission is to improve the lives of those living with mental illness though superior, compassionate care.
Registration for this executive web briefing has been provided at no charge courtesy of Genoa Healthcare.
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