Learn about effective strategies to manage utilization, close gaps in care, and improve quality outcomes, and how to scale RPM programs within provider networks
Vice President of Strategy, Value-Based Care
Health Recovery Solutions
Sudeep Pisipaty currently serves as the Vice President of Strategy, Value-Based Care for Health Recovery Solutions (HRS). In his role, Sudeep oversees HRS’ expansion into the Payer, Payvider, and Health Plan verticals, while having previously lead work in the provider market across the continuum. Sudeep has been a frequent national speaker on the topics of digital health, telehealth and remote patient monitoring. As an avid technologist and healthcare enthusiast, Sudeep pairs his passions in creating a seamless experience between UX, business & design and execution.
Director of Clinical Services
Health Recovery Solutions
Jenna Kowalski, MBA, BSN, RN, ACHM is currently the Director of Clinical Services for Health Recovery Solutions. Prior to HRS, she worked for 17 years as an RN at a large health system in Western New York. Ms. Kowalski started her career in the acute step down unit and the ICU, later moving to home health where she held many positions including Lead Cardiac Trainer, Clinical Educator, Manager of Clinical Operations, and most recently, the Director of Nursing. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in nursing and an MBA with an advanced certificate in healthcare management.
Telehealth and remote monitoring programs have helped providers address primary goals of utilization, and to redefine clinical workflows, increase capacity, and serve diverse populations through digital enablement. The industry is transitioning away from a fee-for-volume world toward a fee-for-value world. The clinical and operational framework behind how organizations deploy high-impact programs is crucial to understand through the lens of a health insurance provider and beneficiary.
During this webinar, Pisipaty and Kowalski discuss how provider and payer organizations deploy telehealth and remote patient monitoring (RPM), and use the program to support patients within the post-acute services segment. They’ll focus on transitions of care, serving health insurance providers to better manage utilization (ED visits, readmissions), and reducing length of stay.
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