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Healthcare Executives Round Table
Silicon Valley (Mountain View, CA)
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Meeting Coordinator:
Laura Grant
(714) 245-1427 | Laura@abl.org

Silicon Valley Healthcare Executives Round Table
Date: Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Time: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM - Round Table
7:30 AM - 8:00 AM - Networking Breakfast (optional) 
Location: Mountain View, CA
RSVP/Info: Reply with your interest in attending
Opening Discussion:

ACO: A Year Later

Given the tumult in the Healthcare marketplace, it's hard to imagine that it's been less than two years since the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act became the law of the land. And, even while some aspects of it, like the CLASS Act (long term insurance plan) have been pulled, so many new innovations have sprung up, it's like Springtime for Healthcare.

For example, earlier this week the Alameda County Fire Department proposed the "Fire Station Health Care Portal pilot" to care for a target audience of those who are uninsured or underinsured. The plan is that stations would provide primary health care, respond to nonemergency 911 calls, provide follow-up care for residents 48 hours after an ER visit, and take direct referrals from 211 (the social service hotline) calls for medical advice.

No doubt you're hearing and seeing some new innovators entering the market, too - besides the Fire Dept. So plan to share with us, who are they and what are they doing?

Featured Presenter:
Marcy Feit Marcy L. Feit
Chief Executive Officer
ValleyCare Health System

In May of 2010, Marcy shared with us the early stages of ValleyCare's ACO.  Marcy will give us an update on both their Primary Care ACO program, as well as several others that she has already launched, and others she is in the throes of launching, to bring better (and more innovative) care to the Valley.

BIO: Marcy Feit is President and CEO of ValleyCare Health System, which owns and operates health facilities on three campuses in Pleasanton and Livermore, with a total of 242 licensed inpatient beds and an array of inpatient and outpatient services, and a medical staff of over 300.

ValleyCare Health System has provided healthcare services in the Tri-Valley area since opening with 46 beds in Livermore in 1961. Today, in addition to its 167-bed hospital in Pleasanton, the System operates the ValleyCare Livermore campus, with 75 beds, and ValleyCare Medical Plaza, in Pleasanton, with an outpatient center, medical office building, cancer center, women's health center, and living arrangements for 600 seniors. The ValleyCare Health System's vision is "a center of clinical and service excellence.”

Marcy joined ValleyCare Health System in 1973, as a nurses aid, while still in nursing school. After earning her RN credentials, she worked in the critical care unit followed by a stint as the unit’s head nurse. A series of promotions to administrative positions followed and July 1997, Marcy was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of ValleyCare Health System. Since then, she's rebuilt the hospitals on both of the System's campuses, plus added the senior living facilities. In September 2005, California Lt. Governor Cruz Bustamante appointed Marcy to the Independent Citizens Oversight Committee overseeing California’s stem-cell research initiative, which was created when voters approved Proposition 71 in 2004.

Marcy was named one of the “Top 100 Business Women of the Year” by the San Francisco Business Times in 2003, 2004, and 2008, and one of the “Ten Most Powerful Women” by TriValley Magazine in 2005. She earned The Wharton School Fellowship in Health Care Leadership in 2005, and holds a Master’s Degree in Nursing Science and Administration. She is a member of many organizations, such as the Anthem Blue Cross Hospital Relations Committee, California Hospital Association Board of Trustees, California Integrated Systems Council, Cooperative Hospitals, Inc., Independent Citizen’s Oversight Committee for the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine, and Scientific & Medical Accountability Standards Working Group.

Round Table Program: Overview

Unlike other CEO-groups, ABL's Round Tables are industry specific, so your network of CEO-peers will understand your unique issues, the hurdles unique to your specific Healthcare-focused industry and have the knowledge and know-how needed help you through them.

ABL will enable you to expand your network from a few individuals to a diverse group of seasoned executives and leverage their collective wisdom.

ABL will give you a place to:

  • Test and Validate Your Ideas
  • Brainstorm Real Solutions
  • Connect With Other Decision Makers
  • Get Ahead of the Curve
  • Access Out-of-the-Box Thinking
  • Hear Fresh Ideas to Re-energize You
  • Cultivate Leveraged Relationships
  • Accelerate Your Professional Growth
RSVP:  Contact Laura Grant at Laura@abl.org or (714) 245-1427.
Laura will respond to you asking when would be a good time for you to speak with the Table's facilitator, over the phone.

During the call, we will review with you who the Members are in this Table, be available to answer any questions you may have about the Table's format, and ensure with you that we do not have any of your direct competitors in this Table. The call should take around 15 - 30 minutes.

Event Calendar: November, 2011
Silicon Valley, East Palo Alto, & South San Francisco (Mountain View, CA)
Healthcare CEO and Top-level Executives' Round Table Program
- Monthly "Advisory Board" Peer Group Meetings
- Executive Leadership Training and Learning
- Executive Mentoring by Fellow Healthcare Executive Industry-peers
- Workshops & Conferences: Healthcare Trends, Regulations, Partnering & Contracting