CQ Roll Call Group Forum: Expanding Health Care Coverage to all Americans

Author : Janet Grant

Executive Vice President of Business Development and Regulatory Affairs, CareSource More than 25 years of leadership experience across the health care spectrum including managed care, hospital administration and geriatric services. Responsible for the development of business growth strategies and new products, in addition to regulatory and government affairs and corporate compliance, serving as the Corporate Compliance Officer

Oct 13th, 2009 | by Janet Grant

CareSource is the exclusive host of the CQ/Roll Call group event on Capitol Hill titled “CQ Roll Call Group Forum: Expanding Health Care Coverage to all Americans.”

Keynote Speaker (confirmed): Senator Jay Rockefeller
Panel Moderator: Morton Kondracke, Executive Editor for Roll Call/CQ

This forum will examine how poverty impacts the way people access health care –and how providing coverage is only the first step to promoting healthy outcomes. The Roll Call Group forum will include a keynote speaker (Sen. Jay Rockefeller), a panel discussion with industry leaders, public interest groups, and leading experts on health care reform.

After the keynote address, we will be conducting an experiential learning session where attendees will participate in a “poverty simulation” which will offer a glimpse of the daily realities faced by low-income families.

Title: CQ Roll Call Group Forum: Expanding Health Care Coverage to all Americans
Place: Hyatt Regency on Capitol Hill
Description: This forum will examine how poverty impacts the way people access health care –and how providing coverage is only the first step to promoting healthy outcomes.
Date: October 26, 2009
Time: 8:00a – 11:00a

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Sen. Wyden Says He Won’t Support Current Health Care Bill

Author : Janet Grant

Executive Vice President of Business Development and Regulatory Affairs, CareSource More than 25 years of leadership experience across the health care spectrum including managed care, hospital administration and geriatric services. Responsible for the development of business growth strategies and new products, in addition to regulatory and government affairs and corporate compliance, serving as the Corporate Compliance Officer

Sep 29th, 2009 | by Janet Grant

CareSource was co-sponsor of the CQ/Roll Call health care reform event “Health Care – Who Pays and How”. Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) was the keynote speaker, and discussed what he does and doesn’t support in the health care reform bills. Over 100 people attended the event at Charlie Palmer Steak House on Capitol Hill.

To see a clip from the event, click here.

The Heart of Health Care Reform

Author : Janet Grant

Executive Vice President of Business Development and Regulatory Affairs, CareSource More than 25 years of leadership experience across the health care spectrum including managed care, hospital administration and geriatric services. Responsible for the development of business growth strategies and new products, in addition to regulatory and government affairs and corporate compliance, serving as the Corporate Compliance Officer

Aug 24th, 2009 | by Janet Grant

Title: The Heart of Health Care Reform


Location: Live taping at COSI/WOSU Studios (invite only); Airing on ONN – check cable provider for specific station

Description: CareSource is sponsoring a panel discussion with Ohio Congresspeople and State Administration delegates about health care reform. The panel discussion is being facilitated by long-time TV personality Eve Mueller, and will include Sen. Sherrod Brown, Rep. Mary Jo Kilroy, Rep. Zack Space, Rep. Betty Sutton, Director of Ohio Department of Insurance Mary Jo Hudson and Director of Ohio Department of Jobs & Family Services Doug Lumpkin. Questions for our panelists will be taken from man-on-the-street interviews from around Ohio.

The primary focus of the panel discussion will be around what our elected officials have learned from their constituents during the August recess. Our Congresspeople have been hard at work meeting with people around the state, and we believe a discussion about what they have learned from citizens, how this will affect their decisions when they go back to Washington D.C., and their overall outlook and opinions around health care reform will make an informative and insightful conversation. Ms. Hudson and Mr. Lumpkin are key panelists as they can provide a look into our own state government’s assessment of health care reform.

Air Dates:

• Sunday, 9/6/09 at 9am and 8pm
• Monday, 9/7/09 at 8pm

Health Care: Who Pays & How

Author : Janet Grant

Executive Vice President of Business Development and Regulatory Affairs, CareSource More than 25 years of leadership experience across the health care spectrum including managed care, hospital administration and geriatric services. Responsible for the development of business growth strategies and new products, in addition to regulatory and government affairs and corporate compliance, serving as the Corporate Compliance Officer

Aug 19th, 2009 | by Janet Grant

Title: Health Care: Who Pays and How

Location: Washington DC, Charlie Palmer Steak House on Capitol Hill

Description: The Health care reform debates have made this recess one of the most eventful in recent history. As members bring the debate from the town halls to the halls of Congress, CQ-Roll Call Group presents a special live event, bringing together a panel of nationally recognized thought leaders to answer the all-important question: Who’s going to pay for health care reform?

The Policy Briefing Live breakfast event series brings together some of the nation’s most influential policy professionals for a lively panel discussion that builds on Roll Call’s monthly policy briefings.

MODERATOR: Morton Kondracke, Executive Editor, Roll Call, Inc.

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) (confirmed)

Panelists:
Chris Condeluci, Senate Finance Committee, Republican Staff (confirmed)
Paul Fronstein, Employee Benefit Research Institute (confirmed)
Chip Kahn, Federation of American Hospitals (invited)
Bridget Mallon, Senate Finance Committee, Democratic Staff (invited)


Start Time: 8:30 a.m.
Date: 2009-09-23