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AUGUST 2017
NEWSLETTER
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In This Edition:
- KHC Blog Posts
- KHC Member
Spotlight: Jason Scherzinger
- Industry News
- Community Events
KHC BLOG POSTS
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Measure of the Month: Immunizations
School has started for most
Kentuckiana students, so what better way to kick off our new
"Measure of the Month" series than by focusing on an
integral part of school preparation. Click
here for full article.
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HealthDoers
Network: The "Facebook" of Health Improvement
If
you work to improve community health and healthcare, then you are
officially a "HealthDoer" and would benefit from this
health improvement platform. Click
here for the full article.
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MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
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Jason Scherzinger
Organization: Anthem National Accounts
Title: Program Mgr., Strategic Employer &
Community Health Initiatives
KHC Member: Four Years
KHC Participation: Executive Committee, Transformation,
Measurement
Jason's job with Anthem is to support
health improvement initiatives through collaboration with its
community and employer partners.
Share your personal interest in health and
healthcare system improvement.
Jason has harnessed the passion he's had for
physical activity since he was young and dedicated his career to
helping businesses and individuals attain their well-being goals.
Working on the vendor, client, and plan side, Jason has developed a
great appreciation for the collaboration and integration needed to
improve the well-being of the member, employer, and community.
Improving health is one of the three main
priorities of the Triple Aim. What are the best strategies for
improving health in our community?
Improving
the health of communities starts well before the person enters the
healthcare system. Understanding that a substantial degree of our
health and well-being is determined by diet, exercise, living
conditions, and other influences will allow us to look at less
traditional options like societal, environmental, and community
factors.
How do you see the KHC evolving in the future?
I see the KHC moving more towards an
action-oriented group that leverages the resources and stakeholders
that have defined the group for so long. Sharing with organizations
their results and then providing opportunities to improve those
numbers leads to greater improvement in outcomes. This also will
lead to a greater alignment of program availability and provider
support in Kentuckiana and beyond.
What is your favorite quote?
"Everyone you meet is fighting a battle you
know nothing about! Be kind. Always!" -Brad Meltzer
If someone wrote a biography about your life,
what do you think the title should be?
"Beyond All Odds."
"Overcoming obstacles, some self-imposed, has been the story
of my life."
To view this member
spotlight online, click
here.
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INDUSTRY NEWS
Here are some of the top news stories
that the KHC has been following:
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CONNECT
WITH US
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Sept 12, 2017
Employer Health Forum
The Rise of Worksite Health Centers to Address the Unmet
Needs of Employees
Register
today
Dec 5, 2017
Community
Health Forum
Improving Health
through Literacy
Registration coming soon!
March 14, 2018
KHC Annual Conference
Connecting Mental and Physical Health:
Successful Models of Integrated Care
Sponsorship Packet now available at this link.
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ABOUT US
The KHC brings together healthcare purchasers, providers, payers,
and consumers to solve complex healthcare issues facing our
community.
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NATIONAL
AFFILIATIONS
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IN THE COMMUNITY
2017
Howard L. Bost Memorial Health Policy Forum: Kentucky's Substance Use
Crisis: Solutions and Strategies
Monday, September 25, 2017, click
here for more information
NRHI National Affordability Summit
Wednesday, September 27, 2017, click
here for more information
Data! Fostering Health Innovation in Kentucky and Ohio
Monday, Oct. 23, 2017, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m., click
here for more information
National Alliance of Healthcare Purchaser Coalitions 2017 Annual
Conference
November 13 - 15, 2017, click
here for more information
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Our Mission:
The mission of the KHC is to coordinate action-oriented efforts
to mobilize the community to improve health and well-being. The KHC
works collaboratively to improve access to high quality care and drive
cost-efficient solutions, enhancing the economic competitiveness of the
region.
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