Rebecca Adkins serves as senior vice president of enterprise population health at Jefferson Health in southeastern Pennsylvania. The Jefferson Enterprise includes Jefferson Health Plans, Thomas Jefferson University, and Jefferson Health. In this role, she leads value based transformation for over 750,000 lives across the health system. Rebecca manages over $160 million in value based revenue across three MSSP ACOs and 50 value based contracts in all lines of business. Rebecca joined Jefferson Health from Ascension where she served as national vice president of population health operations for 14 markets and 1 million lives. At Ascension, Rebecca built a national structure and operations model to manage a portfolio of over 200 value based arrangements, employee benefit lives, and 8 Medicare ACOs. Rebecca has over 20 years’ experience in healthcare working in direct to employer arrangements, telehealth, quality, community health and value based care. Rebecca is a current National Association of ACOs board member serving on the executive committee and is an adjunct professor with Thomas Jefferson University School of Population Health. Rebecca received her bachelors and masters of health administration from Indiana University.
Mark Angelo is a practicing palliative medicine physician, professor of clinical medicine, and the inaugural chief medical officer of Population Health for Penn Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. In this role, Dr. Angelo creates and implements strategy for improving population-based outcomes in quality, patient experience, and efficiency for over 500,000 patients in value-based arrangements of all levels. Along with his team of collaborators at Penn Medicine, Dr. Angelo is currently implementing a novel, data-driven population health strategy using informatics and operational aspects of care in academic and community practices to create a successful platform for managing both ambulatory and inpatient value-based care programs. Dr. Angelo joined Penn Medicine from Delaware Valley ACO where he served as the president and CEO. In this role, Dr. Angelo helped to create a novel and durable strategy for value-based care, network management, payer relations, care coordination, and other clinical aspects of value-based care within Jefferson Health and Main Line Health Systems in collaboration with Humana. Prior to joining DVACO, Dr. Angelo was a physician leader within the Cooper University Health System where he served as the CEO and founder of the AllCare Health Alliance ACO and medical director for Population Health. At Cooper, Dr. Angelo maintained oversight of General Internal Medicine and Family Medicine while leading activities for the network of primary care providers surrounding strategy, growth, operations, and innovative models of care delivery.
Joyce Colton, RN, MSN, MPH currently serves as the national director of ACO Operations and Innovation at Ascension, a role she has held since joining the organization in 2022. In this capacity, Joyce supports 11 Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) across eight states. She also leads national efforts related to the evaluation, application, and management of CMS Innovation Center programs for Ascension. Joyce holds a master of public health in health services management from UCLA, where she was part of a team that launched a medical home program for chronically ill patients at Los Angeles General Medical Center. She also served as a project manager at Kaiser Permanente, leading initiatives focused on IT implementation and patient safety improvements. After earning her master of science in nursing from Rush University, Joyce played a key role in clinical quality and practice transformation at Chicago Family Health Center and Rush University System for Health (RUSH). In 2017, she became manager of Value-Based Care at RUSH, overseeing participation in the MSSP, Oncology Care Model, and Bundled Payments for Care Improvement – Advanced. She also served as the organization’s ACO Compliance Official.
Wilson Gabbard is the vice president of Quality and Condition Management for Advocate Health, the 3rd largest not-for-profit, integrated health system in the United States and a national leader in population health. Mr. Gabbard joined Advocate in 2020 where he is responsible for CIN and medical group quality across over 2.3M value based lives and risk adjustment strategy for over $5 billion in system risk-based revenue. This includes responsibility for operationalizing programs for a portfolio of joint-ventures, fully delegated capitation, upside/downside risk, shared savings, and pay for performance contracts. Previously, Wilson spent seven years leading population health operations for UNC Health Care where he was responsible for strategy and operations during their transition from fee-for-service to value-based reimbursement. The UNC population health services team grew from two to over 200 team members during his seven-year tenure. Prior to joining UNC, he led regional operations for primary and specialty care practices and regional emergency and hospitalist service lines for Vidant Medical Group. Mr. Gabbard received his bachelor and master of business administration degrees from Morehead State University. He is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE) and serves on the National Association of Accountable Care Organizations (NAACOs) Quality Committee.
Rick Goddard is the vice president, head of commercialization and strategy for Lumeris, an operating partnership company, that supports organizations where they are at in the journey to managing value-based care risk. Lumeris’ comprehensive value-based toolkit, experienced human capital, and technology services provide end-to-end support for our partners. As the Head of Commercialization and Strategy, Mr. Goddard serves in a subject matter expert and utility role across many facets of the business. His current role includes leading partnership strategic alliances, business model expansion, and go-to-market commercialization. Prior to joining Lumeris, Mr. Goddard served as an executive leader at Advocate Physician Partners. He led the Clinical Innovation Department with responsibility for population health analytics, ACO program administration (largest ACO in the U.S.), value-based payment and innovation strategy deployment. In addition, Mr. Goddard has several years of consulting leadership experience from his time at GE Healthcare Camden Group. He has also worked in a variety of healthcare provider settings − from physician groups to some of the largest health systems in the Country. Rick serves as a national thought leader in value-based healthcare strategy and frequently presents to higher education and association organizations.
Mark Gwynne is the president of UNC Health Alliance and UNC Senior Alliance. UNC Health Alliance is UNC Health Care’s statewide, physician-led clinically integrated network, and is the primary vehicle created to transform health care delivery and alternative payment models on behalf of more than 5,000 providers, including community-based providers along with those employed by UNC Health Care’s affiliate entities. UNC Senior Alliance is UNC Health Care’s physician-led Medicare accountable care organization (ACO). Dr. Gwynne is also an associate professor of family medicine at the UNC School of Medicine. He is interested in new models of healthcare delivery in the primary care setting, transitions of care between health care settings, quality improvement and innovative models of care within the Patient Centered Medical Home.
Erin Hurlburt, MD, serves Lumeris as the chief medical officer for Population Health Services. In this role, Dr. Hurlburt uses her passion for clinical transformation to help health systems and physician groups across the country deliver on the promise of value-based care for their patients and providers. Prior to joining Lumeris, Dr. Hurlburt held a series of progressive executive leadership roles at Bon Secours Mercy Health, one of the largest health systems in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.
Natalie McGann,DO, is a board-certified family physician with a longstanding commitment to community-based care and clinical leadership. She currently practices at TriValley Primary Care in Telford, PA, where she also serves as a shareholder and holds key leadership roles, including executive committee member and clinical chair of strategy & operations. Dr. McGann earned her Doctor of Osteopathy from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her Family Practice Residency at Abington Memorial Hospital, where she was named Chief Resident. Following her residency, she joined the Abington Family Medicine Residency Program as a faculty member, contributing to resident education from 2010 to 2014. Her leadership extends beyond clinical practice. Dr. McGann serves as Chairperson of the Grand View Healthcare Partnership and as Medical Director for Tandigm Value Partners. In these roles, she focuses on value-based care initiatives and population health management, consistently demonstrating a deep commitment to improving care delivery, fostering physician collaboration, and driving strategic improvements across the healthcare continuum.
Robert Millette is a healthcare executive, board partner, in enterprise level transformation. Focused on Population Health, Primary and Specialty Care Integrated Services, High Performance Network Building, and Payor Contracting. Robert’s passion is aligning healthcare organizations operations, clinical integration, capital investments, and payor relationships in a value-based approach, to drive quality and affordability throughout the system. He is an expert in Direct to Employer, DSNP, Medicare Advantage, ACO’s, Medicaid and Commercial 2-sided risk/capitated model contracts, implementing strategies, MSO services, and clinical tactics leading to performance in patient outcomes and quality-based reimbursement. Finance lead by training, with deep analytics, hospital and medical group operations, technology integration, lean process improvement, and contract negotiation experience.
Stephen Nuckolls is the chief executive officer of Coastal Carolina Health Care, PA, and its ACO, Coastal Carolina Quality Care, Inc. His responsibilities include the direct management of the 60 provider multi-specialty physician-owned medical practice and its ACO. They currently participate in the MSSP’s Enhanced Track and have value-based contracts with Medicare advantage as well as commercial plans. The group has a large primary care base and their operations include an ambulatory surgery center (GI endoscopy), sleep lab, urgent care, and imaging center and 13 other practice locations. Mr. Nuckolls facilitated the formation of the group in 1997 and has served in his current role since that time. Prior to the formation of this organization, Mr. Nuckolls helped guide physicians and integrated hospital organizations in the formation of larger systems. Mr. Nuckolls earned his BA in economics from Davidson College and his MAC from UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School. He is a founding member of the National Association of ACOs and served in a number of roles on the executive committee including board chair from 2016-2017. In addition to these responsibilities, he serves on the board of Community Care of NC as well as several advisory boards and committees for the North Carolina Medical Society and is a frequent speaker on ACOs and related topics.
Ashish Parikh, MD, is the chief population health officer at Village MD-Summit Health. Ashish is responsible for developing strategies for delivery of the highest quality of care with a focus on value through reduction in practice variation, evidence-based clinical care delivery, population health management, as well as provider and patient engagement across all VillageMD and Summit Health practices. Prior to joining Summit Health, Ashish was the senior health and quality advisor at IBM and the internal medicine residency program director at Saint Barnabas Medical Center.
Aisha Pittman, MPH, is the senior vice president of government affairs at the National Association of ACOs. In this role, Ms. Pittman leads NAACOS’ advocacy and thought leadership, promoting policies that will accelerate the adoption of value and highlighting the importance of provider-led transformation through value-based. She has over 20 years of experience in health care with a focus on payment, alternative payment models, and quality. Ms. Pittman was previously vice president of policy with Premier, Inc., a group purchasing organization representing health systems. She was responsible for working with policymakers, providers, and other health care stakeholders to reduce costs and improve the quality of health care. Prior to Premier, Pittman held senior management roles with the National Quality Forum, the Maryland Health Care Commission and CenterLight Healthcare, in addition to experience at the NCQA She holds a bachelor of science in biology, a bachelor of arts in psychology, and a master of public health from The George Washington University. Ms. Pittman received GWU’s School of Public Health and Health Services Excellence in Health Policy Award.
Gene Quinn is a practicing cardiologist and the chief executive officer of Envoy Integrated Health – a clinically integrated network of independent Alaskan physicians and the first locally-based ACO in Alaska. Dr. Quinn received his medical degree from the University of Washington, completed internal medicine residency at the University of California, San Francisco, then completed fellowships in cardiovascular disease, advanced cardiovascular imaging, and patient safety and quality at Harvard Medical School and the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He holds a master of public health degree from the Harvard School of Public Health with a concentration in public health leadership. Dr. Quinn also currently serves as a board member for healtheConnect, Alaska’s statewide health information exchange, and on the Board of Governors for MIEC, a multi-state professional liability and malpractice insurance company that serves the majority of Alaska’s physicians. His work has focused on building the infrastructure to support coordinated, high quality, value-based care in Alaska.
Arshad Rahim is the chief medical officer and senior vice president for population health for Mount Sinai Health System and the Mount Sinai Clinically Integrated Network. He has spent the last 9 years driving value-based care transformation and contract success in greater New York City for 500K managed lives, including 200K with downside financial risk, and 6000 providers in the CIN. He oversees clinical operations to drive value-based care outcomes and contracting with public and private payers. He is a practicing primary care internist and hospitalist at Mount Sinai Health System. He is also on the board of directors for America’s Physician Groups (APG) and NAACOS. Dr. Rahim has over 25 years of healthcare industry leadership experience at innovative organizations including as vice president of quality improvement and UM for Lumeris; a group vice president of quality improvement and innovation at Healthgrades; and a director at Sg2 (now part of Vizient).
Megan Reyna, MSN, RN, ACRN serves as chief operating officer, Population Health, at Bon Secours Mercy Health. In this role, she is responsible for the performance of our Accountable Care Organizations/Clinically Integrated Networks, recruiting participating primary care providers and increasing new Medicare lives into our value-based programs. Megan is an established clinical health care executive with over 18 years of experience in operations and value-based care. She joined BSMH from Advocate Health (previously known as Advocate Aurora Health), where she served as the group vice president in Population Health. Megan was accountable for assisting her organization in achieving national quality and value-based care outcomes. Her work and influence has spanned many states, services lines, hospital sites, and more. She received her bachelor’s degree in nursing with honors from Marquette University and a master’s degree in nursing administration with honors from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Megan has been a speaker and panelist at numerous national conferences, and featured in various trade publications, discussing topics including ACOs, value-based care, digital quality reporting, the primary care landscape and health equity. She currently serves on the board of directors for the National Association of ACOs (NAACOS) and is a pre-rule making committee member on the Partnership for Quality Measurement (Battelle).
Rebecca Adkins serves as senior vice president of enterprise population health at Jefferson Health in southeastern Pennsylvania. The Jefferson Enterprise includes Jefferson Health Plans, Thomas Jefferson University, and Jefferson Health. In this role, she leads value based transformation for over 750,000 lives across the health system. Rebecca manages over $160 million in value based revenue across three MSSP ACOs and 50 value based contracts in all lines of business. Rebecca joined Jefferson Health from Ascension where she served as national vice president of population health operations for 14 markets and 1 million lives. At Ascension, Rebecca built a national structure and operations model to manage a portfolio of over 200 value based arrangements, employee benefit lives, and 8 Medicare ACOs. Rebecca has over 20 years’ experience in healthcare working in direct to employer arrangements, telehealth, quality, community health and value based care. Rebecca is a current National Association of ACOs board member serving on the executive committee and is an adjunct professor with Thomas Jefferson University School of Population Health. Rebecca received her bachelors and masters of health administration from Indiana University.
Mark Angelo is a practicing palliative medicine physician, professor of clinical medicine, and the inaugural chief medical officer of Population Health for Penn Medicine of the University of Pennsylvania Health System. In this role, Dr. Angelo creates and implements strategy for improving population-based outcomes in quality, patient experience, and efficiency for over 500,000 patients in value-based arrangements of all levels. Along with his team of collaborators at Penn Medicine, Dr. Angelo is currently implementing a novel, data-driven population health strategy using informatics and operational aspects of care in academic and community practices to create a successful platform for managing both ambulatory and inpatient value-based care programs. Dr. Angelo joined Penn Medicine from Delaware Valley ACO where he served as the president and CEO. In this role, Dr. Angelo helped to create a novel and durable strategy for value-based care, network management, payer relations, care coordination, and other clinical aspects of value-based care within Jefferson Health and Main Line Health Systems in collaboration with Humana. Prior to joining DVACO, Dr. Angelo was a physician leader within the Cooper University Health System where he served as the CEO and founder of the AllCare Health Alliance ACO and medical director for Population Health. At Cooper, Dr. Angelo maintained oversight of General Internal Medicine and Family Medicine while leading activities for the network of primary care providers surrounding strategy, growth, operations, and innovative models of care delivery.
Joyce Colton, RN, MSN, MPH currently serves as the national director of ACO Operations and Innovation at Ascension, a role she has held since joining the organization in 2022. In this capacity, Joyce supports 11 Medicare Shared Savings Program (MSSP) Accountable Care Organizations (ACOs) across eight states. She also leads national efforts related to the evaluation, application, and management of CMS Innovation Center programs for Ascension. Joyce holds a master of public health in health services management from UCLA, where she was part of a team that launched a medical home program for chronically ill patients at Los Angeles General Medical Center. She also served as a project manager at Kaiser Permanente, leading initiatives focused on IT implementation and patient safety improvements. After earning her master of science in nursing from Rush University, Joyce played a key role in clinical quality and practice transformation at Chicago Family Health Center and Rush University System for Health (RUSH). In 2017, she became manager of Value-Based Care at RUSH, overseeing participation in the MSSP, Oncology Care Model, and Bundled Payments for Care Improvement – Advanced. She also served as the organization’s ACO Compliance Official.
Wilson Gabbard is the vice president of Quality and Condition Management for Advocate Health, the 3rd largest not-for-profit, integrated health system in the United States and a national leader in population health. Mr. Gabbard joined Advocate in 2020 where he is responsible for CIN and medical group quality across over 2.3M value based lives and risk adjustment strategy for over $5 billion in system risk-based revenue. This includes responsibility for operationalizing programs for a portfolio of joint-ventures, fully delegated capitation, upside/downside risk, shared savings, and pay for performance contracts. Previously, Wilson spent seven years leading population health operations for UNC Health Care where he was responsible for strategy and operations during their transition from fee-for-service to value-based reimbursement. The UNC population health services team grew from two to over 200 team members during his seven-year tenure. Prior to joining UNC, he led regional operations for primary and specialty care practices and regional emergency and hospitalist service lines for Vidant Medical Group. Mr. Gabbard received his bachelor and master of business administration degrees from Morehead State University. He is a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE) and serves on the National Association of Accountable Care Organizations (NAACOs) Quality Committee.
Rick Goddard is the vice president, head of commercialization and strategy for Lumeris, an operating partnership company, that supports organizations where they are at in the journey to managing value-based care risk. Lumeris’ comprehensive value-based toolkit, experienced human capital, and technology services provide end-to-end support for our partners. As the Head of Commercialization and Strategy, Mr. Goddard serves in a subject matter expert and utility role across many facets of the business. His current role includes leading partnership strategic alliances, business model expansion, and go-to-market commercialization. Prior to joining Lumeris, Mr. Goddard served as an executive leader at Advocate Physician Partners. He led the Clinical Innovation Department with responsibility for population health analytics, ACO program administration (largest ACO in the U.S.), value-based payment and innovation strategy deployment. In addition, Mr. Goddard has several years of consulting leadership experience from his time at GE Healthcare Camden Group. He has also worked in a variety of healthcare provider settings − from physician groups to some of the largest health systems in the Country. Rick serves as a national thought leader in value-based healthcare strategy and frequently presents to higher education and association organizations.
Mark Gwynne is the president of UNC Health Alliance and UNC Senior Alliance. UNC Health Alliance is UNC Health Care’s statewide, physician-led clinically integrated network, and is the primary vehicle created to transform health care delivery and alternative payment models on behalf of more than 5,000 providers, including community-based providers along with those employed by UNC Health Care’s affiliate entities. UNC Senior Alliance is UNC Health Care’s physician-led Medicare accountable care organization (ACO). Dr. Gwynne is also an associate professor of family medicine at the UNC School of Medicine. He is interested in new models of healthcare delivery in the primary care setting, transitions of care between health care settings, quality improvement and innovative models of care within the Patient Centered Medical Home.
Erin Hurlburt, MD, serves Lumeris as the chief medical officer for Population Health Services. In this role, Dr. Hurlburt uses her passion for clinical transformation to help health systems and physician groups across the country deliver on the promise of value-based care for their patients and providers. Prior to joining Lumeris, Dr. Hurlburt held a series of progressive executive leadership roles at Bon Secours Mercy Health, one of the largest health systems in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic regions.
Natalie McGann,DO, is a board-certified family physician with a longstanding commitment to community-based care and clinical leadership. She currently practices at TriValley Primary Care in Telford, PA, where she also serves as a shareholder and holds key leadership roles, including executive committee member and clinical chair of strategy & operations. Dr. McGann earned her Doctor of Osteopathy from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed her Family Practice Residency at Abington Memorial Hospital, where she was named Chief Resident. Following her residency, she joined the Abington Family Medicine Residency Program as a faculty member, contributing to resident education from 2010 to 2014. Her leadership extends beyond clinical practice. Dr. McGann serves as Chairperson of the Grand View Healthcare Partnership and as Medical Director for Tandigm Value Partners. In these roles, she focuses on value-based care initiatives and population health management, consistently demonstrating a deep commitment to improving care delivery, fostering physician collaboration, and driving strategic improvements across the healthcare continuum.
Robert Millette is a healthcare executive, board partner, in enterprise level transformation. Focused on Population Health, Primary and Specialty Care Integrated Services, High Performance Network Building, and Payor Contracting. Robert’s passion is aligning healthcare organizations operations, clinical integration, capital investments, and payor relationships in a value-based approach, to drive quality and affordability throughout the system. He is an expert in Direct to Employer, DSNP, Medicare Advantage, ACO’s, Medicaid and Commercial 2-sided risk/capitated model contracts, implementing strategies, MSO services, and clinical tactics leading to performance in patient outcomes and quality-based reimbursement. Finance lead by training, with deep analytics, hospital and medical group operations, technology integration, lean process improvement, and contract negotiation experience.
Stephen Nuckolls is the chief executive officer of Coastal Carolina Health Care, PA, and its ACO, Coastal Carolina Quality Care, Inc. His responsibilities include the direct management of the 60 provider multi-specialty physician-owned medical practice and its ACO. They currently participate in the MSSP’s Enhanced Track and have value-based contracts with Medicare advantage as well as commercial plans. The group has a large primary care base and their operations include an ambulatory surgery center (GI endoscopy), sleep lab, urgent care, and imaging center and 13 other practice locations. Mr. Nuckolls facilitated the formation of the group in 1997 and has served in his current role since that time. Prior to the formation of this organization, Mr. Nuckolls helped guide physicians and integrated hospital organizations in the formation of larger systems. Mr. Nuckolls earned his BA in economics from Davidson College and his MAC from UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School. He is a founding member of the National Association of ACOs and served in a number of roles on the executive committee including board chair from 2016-2017. In addition to these responsibilities, he serves on the board of Community Care of NC as well as several advisory boards and committees for the North Carolina Medical Society and is a frequent speaker on ACOs and related topics.
Ashish Parikh, MD, is the chief population health officer at Village MD-Summit Health. Ashish is responsible for developing strategies for delivery of the highest quality of care with a focus on value through reduction in practice variation, evidence-based clinical care delivery, population health management, as well as provider and patient engagement across all VillageMD and Summit Health practices. Prior to joining Summit Health, Ashish was the senior health and quality advisor at IBM and the internal medicine residency program director at Saint Barnabas Medical Center.
Aisha Pittman, MPH, is the senior vice president of government affairs at the National Association of ACOs. In this role, Ms. Pittman leads NAACOS’ advocacy and thought leadership, promoting policies that will accelerate the adoption of value and highlighting the importance of provider-led transformation through value-based. She has over 20 years of experience in health care with a focus on payment, alternative payment models, and quality. Ms. Pittman was previously vice president of policy with Premier, Inc., a group purchasing organization representing health systems. She was responsible for working with policymakers, providers, and other health care stakeholders to reduce costs and improve the quality of health care. Prior to Premier, Pittman held senior management roles with the National Quality Forum, the Maryland Health Care Commission and CenterLight Healthcare, in addition to experience at the NCQA She holds a bachelor of science in biology, a bachelor of arts in psychology, and a master of public health from The George Washington University. Ms. Pittman received GWU’s School of Public Health and Health Services Excellence in Health Policy Award.
Gene Quinn is a practicing cardiologist and the chief executive officer of Envoy Integrated Health – a clinically integrated network of independent Alaskan physicians and the first locally-based ACO in Alaska. Dr. Quinn received his medical degree from the University of Washington, completed internal medicine residency at the University of California, San Francisco, then completed fellowships in cardiovascular disease, advanced cardiovascular imaging, and patient safety and quality at Harvard Medical School and the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He holds a master of public health degree from the Harvard School of Public Health with a concentration in public health leadership. Dr. Quinn also currently serves as a board member for healtheConnect, Alaska’s statewide health information exchange, and on the Board of Governors for MIEC, a multi-state professional liability and malpractice insurance company that serves the majority of Alaska’s physicians. His work has focused on building the infrastructure to support coordinated, high quality, value-based care in Alaska.
Arshad Rahim is the chief medical officer and senior vice president for population health for Mount Sinai Health System and the Mount Sinai Clinically Integrated Network. He has spent the last 9 years driving value-based care transformation and contract success in greater New York City for 500K managed lives, including 200K with downside financial risk, and 6000 providers in the CIN. He oversees clinical operations to drive value-based care outcomes and contracting with public and private payers. He is a practicing primary care internist and hospitalist at Mount Sinai Health System. He is also on the board of directors for America’s Physician Groups (APG) and NAACOS. Dr. Rahim has over 25 years of healthcare industry leadership experience at innovative organizations including as vice president of quality improvement and UM for Lumeris; a group vice president of quality improvement and innovation at Healthgrades; and a director at Sg2 (now part of Vizient).
Megan Reyna, MSN, RN, ACRN serves as chief operating officer, Population Health, at Bon Secours Mercy Health. In this role, she is responsible for the performance of our Accountable Care Organizations/Clinically Integrated Networks, recruiting participating primary care providers and increasing new Medicare lives into our value-based programs. Megan is an established clinical health care executive with over 18 years of experience in operations and value-based care. She joined BSMH from Advocate Health (previously known as Advocate Aurora Health), where she served as the group vice president in Population Health. Megan was accountable for assisting her organization in achieving national quality and value-based care outcomes. Her work and influence has spanned many states, services lines, hospital sites, and more. She received her bachelor’s degree in nursing with honors from Marquette University and a master’s degree in nursing administration with honors from the University of Illinois at Chicago. Megan has been a speaker and panelist at numerous national conferences, and featured in various trade publications, discussing topics including ACOs, value-based care, digital quality reporting, the primary care landscape and health equity. She currently serves on the board of directors for the National Association of ACOs (NAACOS) and is a pre-rule making committee member on the Partnership for Quality Measurement (Battelle).