EQUITY CAFE

Conversations for a Cause

Friday, October 16th
9:00 - 10:30am

Let’s tie it all together. Join CPCA's leadership team, along with facilitators from Integrated Work, as we explore the pillars of CPCA's next strategic plan through lessons-learned throughout this year's conference. Attendees will have the opportunity to join two sessions during this engaging 90-minute session.

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Rewarding Well-being through Business Innovation and Payment Reform
 "Our business" is community health. Come explore how innovations in business models and payment reform can create more just and equitable care and foster healthy, vibrant communities.
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Facilitator:
Dianne Dickerson, Integrated Work

Andie Patterson
​VP of Government Affairs

Ginger Smith
​VP of Member Relations
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Delivering Well-being through Innovative and Integrated Clinical Care
How can innovations, such as telehealth, contribute to the integration of primary, behavioral, and oral health? Let's discuss how we can improve patient-centered care delivery and increase access by “bringing care home".

Facilitators:
Kate Shervais, Integrated Work
Sarah Linde, Integrated Work

Cindy Keltner,
Director of Care Transformation

Mike Witte, MD
​VP & Chief Medical Officer

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Empowering Well-being through Policy, Advocacy, and Partnerships
Where can we leverage the passion of local politics and civic engagements alongside creative partnerships with “non-traditional” allies in order to foster real and lasting transformation at State and National levels?

Facilitator:
Christi Granstaff, Integrated Work

Beth Malinowski
Director of Government Affairs

Kearsten Shepherd, Director of Development and External Relations

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Growing Well-being through Workforce and Leadership Development 
Building a workforce that represents our communities begins at the front desk and on the front lines.  Join us to explore how innovative models of workforce development can create pathways to prosperity for entire communities and transform patient-provider relationships.

Facilitators:
Amy Maranowicz, Integrated Work
Moira Perez, Integrated Work  

Christina Hicks, Director of Health Center Operations

Sonja Spowart, Chief Financial Officer

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​Equity and Justice as the Gateway to Well-being
Let’s talk about the reasons why we still struggle to make equity the driver in everything we do. What opportunities do we have to remove obstacles to health such as poverty, discrimination, and powerlessness? How can we help address the widespread lack of access to good jobs with fair pay, quality education and housing, safe environments, and health care?

Facilitators:
Jennifer Simpson, Integrated Work
Janine Underhill, Integrated Work​

Buddy Orange 
VP of Human & Organizational Development

Val Sheehan
​Senior VP & Chief Program Officer