Hear from Injured Workers and Join Paradigm in Supporting Passion, Purpose, and Kids’ Chance at National Comp
This activity ties directly to Paradigm’s key session, Human-Centered Care & Compassion: Real Workers, Groundbreaking Recoveries, where two catastrophically injured workers will share their why, the purpose they have found in the wake of life-changing injuries, and the critical importance of family and a holistic, team-based approach to care. Thought leaders from Paradigm will also be taking the stage in other exciting sessions spanning a range of topics driving the future state of workers’ compensation and accountable care management.
Going to National Comp? Mark your calendars and make plans to attend these engaging panels showcasing Paradigm’s commitment to life-changing outcomes for injured workers and families.
Tuesday, October 15, 11 am – 12 pm PT
Executive Exchange: Moving the Industry from Talk to Change
John S. Watts, Jr., CEO, Paradigm, joins an elite panel of industry leaders moderated by Joe Paduda, Principal, Health Strategy Associates. This interactive, provocative session on the future of the workers’ compensation system promises to empower attendees with actionable insights for meaningful change and innovation. With real-world examples and best practices from parallel markets, the panel will explore innovative revenue models, market trends, and the impact of new technology on goals and objectives.
Tuesday, October 15, 1 – 2 pm PT
Human-Centered Care & Compassion: Real Workers, Groundbreaking Recoveries
Renew your passion and enthusiasm for workers’ compensation by hearing two catastrophically injured workers share their stories of hope and determination. These inspiring individuals, including Paradigm HERO Alexander Borges—a structural engineer who experienced a traumatic brain injury and multiple trauma injuries from a 35-foot fall—join Paradigm’s Chief Medical Officer for Workers’ Compensation, Michael Choo, MD, on a panel moderated by Shawn Deane, VP of Claims Solutions and J29, representing Kind Souls Foundation, to discuss the personalized care, advanced medical procedures, and supportive network that led to their astonishing recoveries.
Tuesday, October 15, 3:45 – 4:45 pm PT
Group Health Is Beating Comp on Outcomes? Understand Why, and What Needs to Change
This forward–looking discussion will be moderated by David Lupinsky, Vice President Clinical Product Solutions, Paradigm, and feature Michael Choo, MD, Chief Medical Officer, Workers’ Compensation, Paradigm; Adam Seidner, MD, Chief Medical Officer, The Hartford; and Gerry Stanley, MD Chief Medical Officer, Evernorth. The panel will investigate the troubling disparity of outcomes between workers’ compensation and group health and explore potential solutions including smarter patient engagement, proactive behavioral support, and better alignment of incentives.
Wednesday, October 16, 12:30 – 1:30 pm PT
The New Frontier of Case Management: Effective Metrics for Modern Challenges
Case management leaders Shannon Ford, SVP, Case Management Solutions, Paradigm; Brenda Calia, VP, Case Management Delivery, Paradigm; Sharon Scott, SVP, Medical Programs, ESIS, Inc; and Dolly Root, Director, Nurse Case Management, Berkley Medical Management Solutions will highlight the ongoing evolution of a critical field. This interactive session will carefully examine the missing link in quality measures and offer new perspectives on redefining results beyond cost savings and toward better outcomes.
Stop by the Paradigm Booth and Share Your Why
Between sessions, be sure to connect with Paradigm at booth #927 to learn about the latest advancements in accountable care management and share your why.
Visit the Paradigm National Comp landing page, where you can find more information, add these sessions to your calendar, and submit a question ahead of time to the speakers.
