Dallas Business Journal RoundTable Discussion
Dallas Business Journal roundtable discussion hosted in partnership with Greenberg Traurig and Access Healthcare.
Participants
“A shock like Covid actually has helped as a catalyst to adopting more technology. Telehealth has become more prevalent at this point in time. I don’t think that is going to be temporary; it’s going to be here to stay. There’s also a shift from fee-for-service to value based. That’s a huge shift that is going to be reverberating across the health care spectrum. And I don’t know about the labor shortage today. Is that temporary or permanent? I don’t know. But at least for now, that labor shortage is also bringing a lot of change.”
Arvind Perumbala, Senior Vice President – Strategy and Solutions, Access Healthcare
Shara Mcclure, Divisional Senior Vice President, Texas Health Care Delivery Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas
Nimesh H. Patel, Executive Medical Director of Methodist Health System and Chief of Neurosurgery
Todd Furniss, CEO and Author gTC Group and TFIP Group
Tim Mallad, CEO of Forefront Living
Joe Coniglio, Managing Shareholder Greenberg Traurig
FROM LEFT: Tim Mallad, Forefront Living; Todd Furniss, gTC Group and TFIP Group; Arvind Perumbala, Access Healthcare; Joe Coniglio, Greenberg Traurig; Shara McClure, Texas Health Care Delivery and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas; Nimesh H. Patel, Methodist Health System; Ollie Chandhok, Dallas Business Journal
Summary:
A global pandemic forced rapid shifts in an institution that already had been a focal point of calls for change: healthcare.
While much remains to be done, the healthcare continuum has pivoted in several positive ways, according to a panel of local experts interviewed by the Dallas Business Journal in partnership with Greenberg Traurig and Access Healthcare.
Maintaining health — not just intervening when something goes wrong — has become a point of emphasis, in tandem with efforts to get individuals more involved with their health. Likewise, healthcare entities now recognize the importance of delivering care to patients in more accessible and proactive ways rather than waiting for patients to come to them.
The panelists brought out perspectives on the impact of COVID-19, emerging technologies in healthcare, hospital finances, the shift to value-based care, the rise of wearable devices, and interoperability. To read the full article as panelists unpack the positives, unknowns, and lingering challenges across the healthcare spectrum, please complete the form to download your copy.
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