The University of Miami’s Center for Health Management and Policy is hosting its 14th annual conference on January 24th, just days after the inauguration of the new administration. This timely event, held at the Miami Herbert Business School, promises a first look at the potential changes on the horizon for the U.S. healthcare industry.
“All the major players in the industry will be there,” said Steven Ullmann, professor and director of the center for Health Management and Policy. “The timing of the conference,while coincidental,is perfect for gaining clarity on the expectations and implications of the upcoming changes.”
With new leadership appointed to key positions at the U.S. Department of Health and human Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Centers for Disease control and Prevention, and the Food and Drug Administration, among others, the direction of government healthcare agencies is poised for meaningful shifts. Several of these appointees are expected to chart new courses for the organizations they lead.
“Given the new leadership in government healthcare, coupled with changes in Congress, all branches of government are possibly going to be impacted,” Ullmann explained. “It’s crucial that we explore and gain insights into how these changes will affect major segments of the healthcare industry. Everyone is watching to see how their sector will be impacted by the proposed and potential changes.”
The conference kicks off with a keynote panel discussion titled “the Election Impact on U.S. Health Care,” followed by a session on “The Election Impact on U.S. Health Care: Navigating in 2025 and Beyond.” A lightning round Q&A, moderated by Ullmann and Karoline Mortensen, professor, associate dean, and associate director of the center, will conclude the half-day event.
In-person sessions will be held at the Donna E. Shalala Student Center. The conference, titled “The Business of Health Care Conference,” will also be livestreamed.
the distinguished panel of speakers includes:
- virginia A. Caine,M.D., president, National Medical Association
- halee Fischer-Wright, M.D.,president and CEO,Medical Group Management Association
- Patrick J. Geraghty, president and CEO, GuideWell and Florida Blue
- Ann Jordan, president and CEO, Healthcare Financial Management Association
- Jennifer Mensik Kennedy, president,
A new report from the University of Miami’s Miami Herbert Business School sheds light on the complex landscape of healthcare in the United States, highlighting the perspectives of key stakeholders across the industry.
The report, titled ”the future of Healthcare: Perspectives from Industry Leaders,” features insights from a diverse group of experts, including representatives from nursing associations, physician groups, hospital systems, insurance providers, and pharmaceutical companies.
“We wanted to capture a extensive view of the challenges and opportunities facing the healthcare sector,” said Paul A. Pavlou, dean of the Miami Herbert Business School. “By bringing together these influential voices, we aim to spark meaningful conversations and contribute to the ongoing dialog about the future of healthcare in america.”
Among the key themes explored in the report are the rising costs of healthcare, the increasing demand for accessible and affordable care, and the role of technology in transforming the delivery of healthcare services.
“The healthcare landscape is constantly evolving,” said Steven Landers, M.D., CEO of the National Alliance for Care at Home. “This report provides valuable insights into the trends shaping the industry and the innovative solutions being developed to address the complex challenges we face.”
The report also delves into the impact of policy changes on the healthcare system, examining the perspectives of stakeholders on issues such as insurance coverage, drug pricing, and the role of government in regulating the industry.
“Understanding the diverse viewpoints of industry leaders is crucial for developing effective healthcare policies,” said Mike Tuffin, president and CEO of America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP). “This report provides a valuable platform for fostering collaboration and finding common ground on critical issues.”
The full report, “The Future of Healthcare: Perspectives from Industry Leaders,” is available on the Miami Herbert Business School website.
- American Nurses Association
- Steven Landers, M.D., CEO, National Alliance for Care at Home
- Mary Mayhew, president and CEO, Florida Hospital Association
- Karoline Mortensen, professor, associate dean, and associate director of the Center for Health Management and policy, Miami Herbert Business School
- Paul A. Pavlou, dean and Leonard M. Miller Professor, Miami Herbert Business School
- Bruce A. Scott,M.D., president, American Medical association
- Mike Tuffin, president and CEO, America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP)
- Steven G. Ullmann, professor and director, Center for Health Management and Policy, Miami Herbert Business School
- Stephen J. ubl, president and CEO, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America
- David Wagner, market president, Florida Blue - South Florida
## The Future of US Healthcare: A Look at the Incoming Administration’s Potential Impact
**World Today News – Exclusive Interview**
**miami, FL** - The US healthcare industry is on the precipice of significant change with the inauguration of a new administration. To shed light on the potential impact of thes changes, World Today News spoke with Professor Steven Ullmann, Director of the Center for Health Management adn Policy at the University of Miami, ahead of thier 14th annual conference, “The Business of Health Care conference.”
**World Today News:** Professor Ullmann, your conference comes at a crucial time, just days after the inauguration. How will this timing influence the discussions?
**Professor Ullmann:** It’s coincidental but incredibly timely. we have new leadership in key positions at the US Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the Food and Drug Administration, to name a few. These appointments signal a shift in direction for government healthcare agencies, and the industry is eager to understand what these changes will mean.
**World today News:** Can you elaborate on the potential impact on different sectors within the healthcare industry?
**Professor Ullmann:** Absolutely. The conference will explore how these changes will affect major segments of the industry, from hospitals and insurance companies to pharmaceutical manufacturers and medical device makers. Everyone is watching to see how their sector will be impacted by the proposed and potential changes.
**World Today News:** Can you give us a sneak peek at some of the key topics that will be discussed?
**Professor Ullmann:** Our keynote panel discussion, “The Election Impact on US Health Care,” will set the stage by examining the potential ramifications of the election on the healthcare landscape.We’ll also have a session titled “The election Impact on US Health Care: Navigating in 2025 and Beyond,” which will focus on long-term strategies for navigating the evolving healthcare environment.
**World Today News:** Your conference boasts an extraordinary lineup of speakers. What can attendees expect to gain from their insights?
**Professor Ullmann:** Our distinguished panel of speakers, including leaders from the National Medical Association, Medical Group Management Association, GuideWell and Florida Blue, Healthcare Financial Management association, and other prominent organizations, will provide firsthand perspectives on the challenges and opportunities facing healthcare.
**World Today News:** The University of Miami also recently released a report titled ”The Future of Healthcare: Perspectives from Industry Leaders.” Can you tell us more about this report and its relevance to the conference?
**Professor Ullmann:** The report offers valuable insights into the complex landscape of US healthcare by capturing the perspectives of key stakeholders across the industry.It provides a framework for understanding the current challenges and potential solutions facing healthcare, and it complements the discussions we will have at the conference.
**World Today News:** what is the main takeaway you hope attendees will leave with?
**Professor Ullmann:** We aim to empower attendees with the knowledge and insights they need to navigate the changing healthcare landscape successfully. By bringing together leading experts and fostering robust discussions, we hope to facilitate a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.
The University of miami’s “The Business of Health Care Conference” promises to be a pivotal event for anyone interested in the future of US healthcare.
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