Employer Program

Employer Program

In collaboration with Mercer, the Employer Program at HLTH explores employer innovations, exposes emerging technologies that hold the opportunity to generate sustainable change, and showcases solutions shaping the future of health: employer-led and consumer-centric.

Be Part of the Change

Don’t miss your opportunity to join peers and leaders from across the health ecosystem to ask one question: how do we create the future of health? With six sessions dedicated to employer interests and over a hundred more across the event, you’ll hear about solutions to some of the most pressing questions facing you today. When you join the Hosted Buyer Program (aka curated networking event) you can attend HLTH for free.

The Hosted Buyer program matches qualified buyers from established payers, providers, employers, pharma and government with HLTH’s participating sponsors in eight, 15-minute meetings while at HLTH.

Employers are increasingly challenged to design consumer-centric health offerings that meet the needs and expectations of their workforce. HLTH provides an all-encompassing venue for employers to determine which solutions and strategies will best satisfy employees' health demands in an affordable and competitive manner.

– SVP, Total Rewards, Telecommunications

The Employer Program includes:

Employer Program: Bend Trend. Curb Cost. Bust Distrust.

Monday, October 28: 2:00-4:20pm

To meet employees’ vast range of health needs, employers are going wide and far! From digital diabetes management to specialized fertility networks to on-site services to turn-key solutions that offer it all, employers are willing to test multiple modalities to provide the most effective solutions. Some have recently taken the plunge, while others have been at this for years, but the one thing they have in common is their willingness to try the most cutting-edge solutions in order to deliver a consumer-centric experience.

Brace yourselves, the latest health tech is hitting the employer market! Understanding how these developments are impacting the delivery of healthcare is crucial for employers. Hear from experts on blockchain, precision medicine, and machine learning who will help you understand the basics behind these “buzzwords” and make better decisions about the solutions that tout them.

When employers focus on the well-being of their low-wage workers, they tend to narrow in on a few areas of concern: health care affordability, encouraging better health behaviors, ensuring timely and appropriate access to care, and promoting the use of preventive services. Beyond these key areas lies the social determinants of health. Hear the direct experiences of new players who are exploring solutions to tackle these challenges.

Tuesday, October 29, 2019: 8:30-10:50am

In the midst of a new election, health policy is under the magnifying glass and bracing for major change. Employers need to be in-the-know as the health policy debate presses on to fully understand the future implications of any proposed changes. Engage with executives on the most pressing policy topics like Medicare-for-all, rebate reform, and safe-harbor plans.

We’ve heard the saying that “all healthcare is local,” but it can be hard to put this concept into practice for many national employers. Learn from leaders who have done the heavy lifting and developed unique strategies tailored to the specific needs of their population. From custom Center-of-Excellence approaches to local ACO plans to virtual solutions, these innovators are bringing creative solutions to a local level.

Mental & behavioral health seems to be the elephant in the room for employers big and small. Solutions have popped up from resilience to mindfulness to cognitive behavioral therapy, but how do we actually integrate them into employees’ everyday lives? Learn from employers who are truly moving the needle for those facing mental and behavioral health struggles.

2019 Attending Employers

Allied Universal Services
Alstom
Amarillo Independent School District
Aquent LLC
ArcBest
AvalonBay Communities
Big Rivers Electric Corporation
Big Y Foods Inc.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina
Blue Shield of California
BlueScope Steel North America
Cacique, Inc.
CarMax
Clinical Solutions
Comcast Corporation
Commonwealth Health Advisors
CSAA Insurance Group
D’Youville College
Easterseals Southern CA
El Camino Hospital Sytem/TEAMHealth
Ellucian
Eskenazi Health
Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library
FIS
Gerdau
Great Western Bank
Green Dot Corporation
Guess, Inc.
GuideStone
H&R Block
Hawaii Employers Council
Houston Methodist
Huron Consulting Group
Jacobsen Construction
John Hancock Life Ins USA
Kimball Electronics
Kimball Electronics, Inc.
Korn Ferry
Lifesprk
Magellan health
Marn General Hospital
MasTec Inc.
MGM Resorts International
Myriad Genetic Laboratories
New Balance Athletics
North Idaho College
NorthWestern Energy
Parexel
Portland General Electric
Premier, Inc
Profusa
Project Access Northwest
Providence St. Joseph Health
Rhinestahl Corporation
Sloan
Sofidel
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Stepan Company
The Jackson Laboratory
Tillys
Torrid LLC
Union Bank & Trust
Universal Forest Products
University of California, San Francisco
US Magnesium
USANA Health Sciences
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Wagstaff, Inc
Walmart
Weber Metals, Inc.
WELL Health Technologies Corp.
Windstream
Wolters Kluwer
Woodward Inc.
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Zendesk
Zions Bancorporation