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Wednesday November 2, 2005

12:15 am
Chairman’s Welcome, Opening Remarks, and Keynote Introduction
Peter Lee JD
President and Chief Executive Officer
Pacific Business Group on Health

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12:25 pm
Keynote A: The Consumer-Centric Market Landscape: Opportunities and Challenges
Arnold Milstein MD
Medical Director
Pacific Business Group on Health

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1:05 pm
Keynote B: The Monster We Created: How Unintended Incentives Have Created Excessive Benefits Consumption
  • Identify marketplace trends and principles that lead to excessive and unnecessary healthcare consumption
  • Establish a system properly aligns incentives, rewards and consumption
  • Create a paradigm shift: Effective health and human capital management
Wendy Lynch PhD
Executive Director
Health as Human Capital Foundation

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1:45 pm
Keynote C: The Impact of HSAs on the Healthcare Market
  • Identify current opportunities and challenges ahead
  • The impact of choice on quality and outcomes for employers, plans and providers
  • Long-term benefits of Health Savings Accounts
John C. Goodman PhD
President & CEO
National Center for Policy Analysis

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2:25 pm
Keynote Q & A
John C. Goodman PhD
President & CEO
National Center for Policy Analysis

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Wendy Lynch PhD
Executive Director
Health as Human Capital Foundation

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Arnold Milstein MD
Medical Director
Pacific Business Group on Health

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2:45 pm
Networking and Refreshment Break
3:15 pm
An Update on the Latest HSA Market Research & Industry Implications
  • Discussion of latest statistics and enrollment numbers
  • Forecasting the future trend of consumer-directed initiatives
  • Market analysis and conclusions for employers and health plans
Steve Davis
Managing Editor
AIS’ Inside Consumer-Directed Care

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3:45 pm
Best Practices in Consumer Education, Employee Engagement and Transitioning to a Consumer-Centric Model
  • Measuring the success of a consumer-driven plan
  • Developing and designing a marketing and communications campaign for a CDHP rollout
  • Employee involvement, education techniques and essential tools
JoAnn Laing
Founder
HSAFinder.com

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Deborah Stewart
President and CEO
HSA Communications
Panelist
Karl Weiss
Manager Associate Benefits
Eddie Bauer

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4:30 pm
The Changing Role of the Consumer and Designing Standards to Aid Consumers with Better Health Care Decision Making
  • The importance of health plan and cost transparency
  • Employee communication standards
  • Decision support tools
Annette Watson
Vice President
URAC

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5:00 pm
HSAs: Can They Be A Mainstream Product?
Health savings accounts are migrating from a political movement into the mainstream. Market share projections put HSAs at over 20% of all privately-insured covered lives by the year 2010. Missing is a realistic vision of how HSAs fit in with all of the other health insurance products, including HRAs and FSAs. This session presents a realistic view of HSA market potential based on (a) the latest market data on average bank deposits and long-term outlook, (b) growth in HSA bank accounts versus HSA insurance policies, and (c) the market entry rate of banks and custodians. Its conclusions:
  • HSAs could peak out at the same market share as flexible spending accounts or perhaps 20% of private insurance
  • High-deductible health plans could prove to be more popular alone than in combination with an HSA
  • HSA market share currently depends almost entirely on the acceptance by consumers of an online bank to hold their HSA
William R. Boyles
Editor & Publisher
Consumer Driven Market Report

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5:30 pm
Close of Day One
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Gala Cocktail Reception
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