2016/2017 ANNUAL REPORT

THE NASHVILLE HEALTH CARE COUNCIL FAMILY TREE CONTINUES TO GROW

86Borders

Acadia Healthcare

Accenture

Accumen

AccuReg Software

The Advisory Board-Nashville

Aegis Health Group

Aegis Sciences Corporation

Alignment Healthcare

Alive Hospice

Altor Bioscience Corporation

Alvarez & Marsal

Amazon Web Services

Amedisys

American Addiction Centers

American Hospital Association

American Physician Partners

Amerigroup Tennessee

Amplion Clinical Communications

Aon Risk Solutions

Applied Health Analytics

Ardent Health Services

Arthur J. Gallagher

Aspire Health

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals

athenahealth

Availity

Avectus Healthcare Solutions

Avondale Partners

Axial Healthcare

Bailey Southwell & Co.

Baker Donelson

Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Barclays Capital

Bass, Berry & Sims

BDO USA

Beecken Petty O’Keefe & Co.

Belmont University

Berkeley Research Group

Bernard Health

BKD

BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee

BMO Capital Markets

Bradley

Brentwood Capital Advisors

Brookdale Senior Living

Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.

Buffkin / Baker

Burr & Forman

Butler|Snow

c3/consulting

Cadence Bank

Cain Brothers & Company

Capital One Healthcare

Capricorn Healthcare

CapStar Bank

Cardinal Health

CarePayment

Carr Riggs & Ingram, LLC

Catalyst Healthcare Research

CBIZ Healthcare Valuation

Centauri Health Solutions

Center for Medical Interoperability

Centerstone

Cerner Corporation

Change Healthcare

CHG Healthcare Services

Cigna-HealthSpring

Clayton Associates

Clearwater Compliance

Cognizant

Commerce Bank

Community Health Systems

Compassus

Concert Genetics

The Concinnity Company

Connance

Consonance Capital Partners

Contessa Health

Corizon Health

Council Capital

Covenant Surgical Partners

Cressey & Company

Cross Country Education

Crosslin Healthcare

Crowe Horwath

Cumberland Consulting Group

Cumberland Pharmaceuticals

Cumberland University

DaVita HealthCare Partners

DeKalb Office

Deloitte

DHG Healthcare

Digital Reasoning

Diversicare Healthcare Services

Dream Systems

DW Franklin Consulting Group

e+CancerCare

Earl Swensson Associates

eDoc4u | Conduit Corporation

Elevation Search Solutions

eMD

emids

EnableComp

Entrada Health

Envision Healthcare

eviCore Healthcare

EvidenceCare

Experian Health

EY

Fifth Third Bank

First Tennessee Bank

FirstBank

FOCUS Search Partners, A Vaco Company

Foundations Recovery Network

Franklin Synergy Bank

Frazier & Deeter

Frazier Healthcare Partners

FTI Consulting Health Solutions

GE Healthcare

Geneia

General Atlantic LLC

GoNoodle

Goodwyn|Mills|Cawood

Gould Turner Group

Gresham, Smith and Partners

Hancock and Whitney Bank

Harbert Management Corporation

Harpeth Capital

Hashed Health

hc1.com

HCA

HCP MOB

Healthgrades

HealthStream

Hedgeye Risk Management

Heritage Group

Huguley Consulting

The Human Capital Group

Humana

IASIS Healthcare

IBM

Impact Advisors

Informatics Corporation of America

InfoWorks

Ingenious Med

Intel Corporation

Intermedix

Interoptex

Jarrard Phillips Cate & Hancock

Jefferies

JLL

Jumpstart Foundry

Katcher Strategic Communications

KPMG

Kraft Healthcare Consulting

L & R

L.E.K. Consulting

Laura Campbell & Associates

LBMC

LifePoint Health

Lincare

Lincor Solutions

Lipscomb University

The Little Clinic

Lockton

Lovell Communications

M*Modal

Marsh | Mercer | Oliver Wyman

Martin Ventures

Marwood Group

Maynard Cooper & Gale

McKesson Corporation

McNeely Pigott & Fox Public Relations

MEDarchon

MedEquities Realty Trust

MEDHOST

Medical Properties Trust

Meharry Medical College

Metalmark Capital

Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia

Middle Tennessee State University

MissionPoint Health Partners

Modern Healthcare

Morgan Stanley

MTS Health Investors

MUFG Union Bank

MyHealthDirect

myNEXUS

Narus Health

Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce

Nashville General Hospital

Nashville Technology Council

National Distribution and Contracting

National Health Investors

National HealthCare Corporation

National Seating & Mobility

naviHealth

Noro-Moseley Partners

North Highland Company

OGA

Onlife Health

Outpatient Imaging Affiliates

Paradigm Group

PatientFocus

Perimeter Healthcare

Petra Capital Partners

PharmMD

PhyMed Healthcare Group

PICA

Pinnacle Financial Partners

Pneumatic Compression Technologies

PNT Data

Ponder & Co.

Premise Health

Press Ganey Associates

ProjX

Prologics Healthcare

Psychiatric Medical Care and Senior Life Solutions

PwC

PYA

Quorum Health

Raymond James & Associates

RBC Capital Markets

RCCH Healthcare Partners

Regions Bank

Remar

Renasant Bank

ReviveHealth

Saint Thomas Health

Sante Ventures

Sarah Cannon

Satchel Health

Select Specialty Hospital

ServisFirst Bank

Shearwater Health

Sherrard Roe Voigt & Harbison

Siemens Healthcare

Siloam Health

Sitel

SpecialtyCare

Spectrum Health Partners

The SSI Group

Stephens

Stratasan

Stroudwater Associates

SunTrust Banks | SunTrust Robinson Humphrey

Surgery Partners

SVMIC

Tata Consultancy Services

TEAMHealth

Tenet Healthcare

Tennessee Medical Association

Tennessee Tech University

Tivity Health

Trauger & Tuke

Trevecca Nazarene University

Trinisys

TruStar Marketing

TwelveStone Health Partners

U.S. Renal Care

UBS Financial Services

UnitedHealth Group

Ursa Health

Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management

Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Virsys12

Vivere

W Squared

Waller

Western Kentucky University

Wheelhouse Capital Partners

Williamson Medical Center

WillisTowersWatson

Workforce Insight

WPC Healthcare

Ziegler Investment Banking

Zycron

Indicates new member. This information is current for Council membership year July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017.2 3

LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN

278CORPORATE

MEMBERS

It is an honor to serve as chairman of the Council’s board during an unparalleled time of growth in our region. Our home city of Nashville is truly the epicenter of health care innovation, problem solving and forward thinking.

The Nashville Health Care Council plays a valuable role in our transformative industry, and this year has been a particularly productive one.

We adopted a new purpose statement that better reflects the Council’s scope and serves as a strong foundation for unique programs and initiatives and more collaboration.

At a time when it has never been more important to foster open dialogue, the Council has provided its members with broad access to policymakers, industry trailblazers, finance experts and thought leaders through myriad educational and networking events.

Shifting policy implications under the new presidential administration, investment forecasts driving the industry and vital trends such as value-based models, predictive data and analytics, cyber security and telemedicine, were all pressing topics covered at member events.

The Council’s commitment to prepare tomorrow’s executive leaders is also thriving. We graduated 31 senior health care executives from the Council’s fifth annual Fellows class. I had the pleasure of addressing this year’s class and without question these 31 talented individuals are well-prepared to lead our industry in the coming years.

Additionally, the Council’s Leadership Health Care celebrated its 15th year of bringing together the industry’s emerging leaders for educational programming, networking opportunities and participating in delegations to Washington, D.C.

The Council is a vibrant hub that brings health care executives together as no other organization can. I am excited about what we have accomplished together this year and our bright future ahead.

C. Wright Pinson, M.D.CEO Vanderbilt Health System

ChairmanNashville Health Care Council Board of DirectorsJuly 1, 2016 – June 30, 2018

39NEW MEMBER COMPANIES

70+EVENTS

160SPEAKERS FEATURED

7,400TOTAL EVENT ATTENDEES

NASHVILLE HEALTH CARE COUNCIL

2016–2017 BY THE NUMBERS

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NASHVILLE HEALTH CARE COUNCIL

FAMILY TREE2016–2017

2nd Generation CapitalArcapita*American Securities*Andra PartnersAvenue BankAvondale PartnersBank of America Merrill Lynch*Barclays Capital*BMO Capital MarketsBrentwood Capital AdvisorsBrown Brothers Harriman & Co.*Cadence Bank*Cain Brothers*Capital Bank*Capital One Healthcare Capitol Health Partners*CapitalSourceCapital South Partners*CapStar BankThe Carlyle Group*CCMP Capital Advisors*Chase*Chrysalis Ventures*Citigroup*Claritas CapitalClayton AssociatesCoker Group*Coleman Swenson Booth Commerce Bank*Commerce CapitalConsonance Capital PartnersCouncil CapitalCressey & CompanyCrestview Partners*CTI Group*Deutsche Bank Securities*EDG Partners*Epiphany Health VenturesFifth Third Bank*First Avenue PartnersFirstBankFirst Tennessee Bank*Franklin Synergy BankFrist CapitalGalen Capital*GE Capital Healthcare*General Atlantic GTCR Golder Rauner*Hancock Bank Harbert Management Corporation*Harpeth CapitalHoulihan Lokey*The Jordan, Edmiston Group*JRG VenturesJefferies*Jumpstart FoundryMadison Dearborn Partners*Massey Burch Capital CorporationMetalmark Capital*Moelis & Company*Morgan Stanley*MUFG Union BankNashville Capital CorporationNashville Capital NetworkNational Health InvestorsNelson Capital CorporationNoro-Moseley Partners*Petra Capital PartnersPharos Capital GroupPine Creek InvestorsPiper Jaffray & Company*Ponder & Company*Primus Venture Partners*Pritzker GroupPrivate Capital AdvisorsRaymond James & Associates*RBC Capital Markets*Regions Bank*Renasant BankRichland VenturesRiver Cities Capital Funds*Robert W. Baird & Company*Rodgers CapitalSalix VenturesSanté Ventures*ServisFirst BankStandard & Poor’s*Stephens*SunTrust Banks | SunTrust Robinson Humphrey*TriStar Technology VenturesUBS Financial Services*United Community Bank - Healthcare BankingVelocity Health CapitalVestar Capital Partners*Warwick GroupWells Fargo*Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe*XMi High Growth Development FundZiegler Investment Banking*

ADDITIONAL COUNCIL MEMBERS SUPPORTING THE INDUSTRY

CAPITAL INVESTORS & FINANCIAL SERVICES INSTITUTIONS

The Nashville Health Care Council, founded in 1995 as an affiliate of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, is an association of health care industry leaders working together to further establish Nashville’s position as the nation’s health care industry capital. The health care industry is Nashville’s largest and fastest growing employer, contributing approximately 250,000 jobs and $38.8 billion to the local economy. Worldwide, Nashville’s health care industry generates $144 billion in annual revenue and approximately 628,000 jobs. For more information on the Council, please visit www.healthcarecouncil.com. * Indicates company is not headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee, or is no longer operating under this name. Connections on the Tree provide historical references, including spin-offs, mergers, acquisitions, and C-suite-level management ties. Source: Nashville Health Care Council.

This information is current for Council membership year July 1, 2015 – June 30, 2016.

An affiliate of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce

Mission Point Health

Change Healthcare

Trizetto*

IMI Health

Hospice Compassus

Brookdale Senior Living Correct Care Solutions Behavioral Centers of America

Ardent Health Services Behavioral Healthcare Corporation* Prison Health Services

America Service Group*

Corizon Health

HealthTrust Purchasing Group

American Retirement Corporation*

American Seniors Foundation

American Diagnostics

Patriot Medical*

Horizon ResourceRelegent*

HealthSTAT*

HCP MOB*

General Care*

Innovative Health Partners

Reliance Health*

Gene Burton & Associates

ehc.com

Southern Manor Living

Health Care Corp of America

Pinnacle Care*

Omega Health*

Statcorp*

PathGroup

Renal Care Group*

National Renal Alliance*

Ramsay Youth Services*

Psychiatric Solutions*

Fresenius Medical Care*

SunStone Behavioral

PMR Corporation*

Occupational Health Consultants

Medical Properties of America*

Hospital Clinical Services Group

Acadia Healthcare

Vianetta Communications*

Avicis/Healthscribe

Wheelhouse

Take Care Health Systems*

Spheris*

Medshares Home Care*

HealthMark Partners*

Eye Health Partners

SpecialtyCare

Medilink*

HealthWise of America

Heritage Surgical Corporation

Surgical Health Group

HEALTHSOUTH*

Cardiology Partners of America*

WaterVault*

Surgical Care Affiliates*

Symmetry*

MediSphere Health Partners

Heritage Health Systems*

TheraTech

Sy.Med Development

Ingenix*

SyMplify Technologies*

Alliance Surgery*

NeoSpine

Cogent Healthcare*

Argilla Healthcare*

FTI Consulting*

Surgical Development Partners

FTI Healthcare*

American Pathology Partners

Meridian Surgical Partners

Surgical Alliance Corporation*

Cambio Health Solutions*

Total eMed/EdiX*

Network Health Services*

Surgical Health Partners

GHX*

Sound Physicians*

Pain Care

Advanced Clinical Systems*

SeniorHealth

Imaging One

Diversicare Healthcare Services

InterLogics

empactHealth.com*

Medibuy*

Healthcare Management Directions

QHR

Triad*

Quorum Health Group*

OrthoLink Physicians Corporation

Attentus Healthcare*

Healthcare Venture Professionals

Signature Hospital Corporation*

Affiliates Group*

American HomePatient

Wessex*

Princeps*

Healthcare Resource Management*

Imaging Resource Management*

PivotHealth*

Allied Clinical*

National Imaging Affiliates*

MedSolutions*

Apparo

Planning 2.0

HealthTeacher

HealthLeaders Media*

HealthLeaders-Interstudy

United Surgical Partners International*

Health Horizons*

American Transitional Hospitals*

Long Term Care Physicians*

Prologics

Dolphin Medical*

Regents Health

NAMM

Aveta Health*

MedicalGPS*

American Pathology Resources*

AmeriPath*

American Esoterics*

OralDNA Labs

Sarah Cannon Research Institute

Beverly Enterprises*

Select Medical Corporation*

Ingeny Health

Brentwood Associates

Equicor*

PhyCor*

Health Productivity Corporation

Pathology Consultants of America*

Inform DX*

Theraphysics*

Paradigm Health*

IASIS Healthcare

Craneware Insight*

Symphony Health*

Bulldog IT*

LifePoint Health

HEOPS

Advanced Receivables

Dell Services*

Covation*

The Advisory Board Nashville*

Global Healthport

CIMplify

Clinical Research Solutions*

Providers’ Assurance Corporation*

CRA Managed Care*

Concentra*

National Rehabilitation Centers*

TherEx*

Rehab Practice Management

EnduraCare Acute Care Systems

ASCIRA Partners

ProjX

Haven Behavioral Healthcare

New Light Imaging*

InPhact*

EVOLVED Digital Solutions*

Therapeutic Antibodies*

Protherics*

Cumberland Pharmaceuticals

Premier Micronutrient Corporation

Theragnostix Reference Laboratories

Life Science Tennessee

BioDtech*

Cumberland Emerging Technologies

Encapsula Nanosciences

Insight Genetics

Microbial Novoteqs

Camelot Care Corporation

Providence Care*

Centerstone

Symbion*

UniPhy Healthcare*

New American Healthcare*

HealthMont*

SunLink*

Mariner Post-Acute*

Parental Health

Living Centers of America*

Rehability*

HealthAmerica Corporation*

FOCUS Healthcare Management*

Urology Healthcare Group

UroTech

Healthworks Alliance*

iTrax

Meridian Corporate Healthcare*

American Endoscopy

Surgis USPI*

Genetics Associates

American Services of America

Home Health Care Laboratories

DaySpring Pharma

Ambulatory Services of America

Cardiovascular Services of America

MicroNova

Aegis Sciences Corporation

Colmaric Analyticals

BCX Technology*

Omnicell*

eDoc4u l ConduIT Corporation

ClinixMIS

Web Health

HealthStream

Qualifacts Systems

UCR*

Codigent Solutions Group*

First Consulting*

FFCG Infrastructure

InfoAdvantage

LabInsightmyhealthguide.com

HealthGate Data Corporation

EBM Solutions*

Help4Life*

CareATC

Renal Services of America

Radiation Oncology Services of America

Pathfinder Therapeutics

EyeVu

CarboMed*

Transcell

MXISystems

Abrio Healthcare Solutions

BlueCross BlueShield of TN*

Nashville General Hospital

U.S. Renal Care

National Health Realty*

National Health Investors

Children’s Comprehensive Services

Capstone Government Solutions*

Rehab Group*

BreatheAmerica Surgery Partners

Coactive Systems*

Health Connections*

Covenant Surgical Partners

Essent Healthcare*

Capella Healthcare

Brim Healthcare*

Province Healthcare*Home Technology Healthcare*

Beverly Healthcare*

Auxi Health

Autumn Capital

PriCare*

OrNda HealthCorp*

Vger Technologies*

Digital Medical Systems*

Phyve*

DaVita*

Gambro Health*

REN Corporation*

National Nephrology Associates*

DSI Holding*

International Medlink

Net Health*

Meharry Medical College

Metro Nashville Hospital Authority

BAI

Clinicon

Potomac Group

Medifax-EDI*

WebMD*

Emdeon*

Envoy*

Quintiles*

IXT Solutions

Momentum Healthware*

Partners Healthcare Group* | PHG Technologies

AIM Healthcare*

Medical Reimbursements of America

Solution Point*

Thomson Healthcare*

Inforum

RevPoint Health Technologies* Availity*

MedKinetics

Medical Data Services

TransHealth*

MIMS*

IMRAC*

Dialysis Systems

Kendro Laboratory Products

DataCentric Automation

Stradis Medical

Interactive Optics

Choice1 Medical

Covance

Instant Cancer Test

Dispensary of Hope

Hickman Community Hospital

TEAMHealth* Bernard Health

SVMIC

Optimal Radiology

Siloam Family Health Center

Dual Diagnosis Management*

Tenet Healthcare*

Vanguard Health Systems*

Trinity MedCare

STAT Solutions

Community Health Systems

Clinical Pharmaceuticals*

Healthcare Corporation*

Medical Care America*Medical Care International*

Healthways

AMSURG*

Surgical Health Group

ARxC

Cloverleaf Partners Healthcare Services

Vivra Health Advantage*

LifeTrust America

Five Star Quality Care

CareHere

Saint Thomas Midtown Hospital

Saint Thomas Health*

Saint Thomas West Hospital

Healthcare Realty Trust

Athena HealthSphere

The Little Clinic

Oncology Therapeutics Network*

National Specialty Services*

Symmetry Surgical

Quest Diagnostics

Automated Pharmacy Integration

Icon Clinical Research*

Stratprobe*

Celeris*

ClinTrials Research

CVS Caremark Corporation*

Advance PCS*

Hearing Planet

Orchid Cellmark

Crawford Spalding Group*

Simplex Healthcare*

MEDHOST

McKesson Corporation*

SA Ignite, Inc.

X-Ray Services

The SSI Group*

Healthcare Productivity Automation

Statement Rendering Solutions

MyHealthDirect*

Intermedix

LifeGuard Medical Solutions

Stinger Medical

ReMedPar

IV Solution Infusion Therapy

Cytometry Associates*

International Clinical Labs*

Specialized Assays*

CardioLabs

National Distribution & Contracting

GE Healthcare*

Pioneer Medical

ProstimRX Wright Medical Group*

Rare Disease Therapeutics

Metro Medical*

Touchstone Medical Imaging

Kindred Healthcare*

SeniorMetrix*

naviHealth

Centerre Healthcare*

American Healthcare Resources

St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital

PICA

META Associates*

HealthCare Facilities*

Health InfoTechnics

IPN Network*

CareNet Health Systems*

Hospital Management Professionals*

Horizon Health Corporation*

Anesthesia Medical Group

Cumberland Health System*

Skilled Care*

ProMedCo*

CIGNA*

INA*

Roderick Group

United Dental Care*

CGS*

Champion Health Care*

PediaNet*

Kelson Pediatric Partners*

Gordian Health Solutions*

Accredo Health Group*

Hemophilia Health Services

Nora Holdings*

VHP Community Care

Windsor Health Group

Trustpoint Specialty Pharmacy

Genetic Assays AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals*

Nodality

Otsuka*

Meretek Diagnostics

Advanced Breath Diagnostics

DeRoyal Industries*

National Reference Lab*

Esoterix*

PharmMD

GP Surgical

Bulow BioTech Prosthetics

BioVentures

NotifyMD*

HealthTrio

athenahealth*

Metadata

Healthcare Management Systems*

HIT Services Group

Windrose

Amerigroup Tennessee*

Ameris Health Systems

Renal AdvantageRenal Advantage*

UnitedHealth Group*

INSPIRIS*

National HealthCare Corporation

EnableComp

Foundations Recovery Network*

Humana* Psychiatric Medical Care and Senior Life Solutions

Meiko USA*

Medtronic | Spinal & Biologics Business*

emids

Ingenious Med*

Cerner*

AirStrip Technologies*

Amplion Clinical Communications

Avectus Healthcare Solutions

BioMimetic Therapeutics*

Advanced BioHealing*

Advocat*

eviCore healthcare*

DIATHERIX

DSI Renal*

The Center for Spinal Surgery

HCCA International

onFocus Healthcare

nTelagent*

Onlife Health Martin Ventures

Heritage Group

Republic Health

Shire Regenerative Medicine*

Windsor Health Plan*

Privia Health*

Vivere

Press Ganey*

Outpatient Imaging Affiliates

The Rehab Documentation Company*

Medquist* InspireHealth

WoodRidge Behavioral Care

REACH Health*

American Addiction Centers Currie Medical Specialties

Laboratory Corporation of America*

Verus HealthcareM*Modal

Parallon Business Solutions

NextGxDx

Novo Nordisk

Sano Informed Prescribing

Cardinal Health*

Altor Bioscience Corporation

Pneumatic Compression Technologies

MedAssets*

Clearwater Compliance

Post-n-Track*

MEDarchon

PhyMed Healthcare Group*RCCH HealthCare Partners

AmedisysPremise Health Quorum Health

Informatics Corporation of America

Alive Hospice

Midas+Solutions, ACS a Xerox Company*

CredenceHealth*

e+CancerCare

EaseMD

Aegis Health Group

StemSynergy Therapeutics

Health Care REIT*

Intel Corporation*

ClaimTrust*

Experian Health-Passport

IBM*

AmiCare Behavioral Centers*

MedCap Properties* Practice Resource Network

MedAssist*

Consorta*

Buyers HC Cooperative*

The Centre for Health Care PlanningRivendell*

China Healthcare CorporationClayton Associates

Capstone Solutions

Phoenix Holdings

Cardiac Services

Xantus

Ambulatory Resources Centres*

Health Connect Partners

Advantage Behavioral Health*

DiaTech Oncology

DentaCorp*

Coventry*

CompDent*

Dental Health Management*

Brim Holding

Healthcare Recovery

NetCare Health Systems*

Community Care

Frontier Imaging*

Keystone

Universal Health Services*

NewQuest Health Solutions*

Cigna-HealthSpring*

Williamson Medical Center

RegionalCare Hospital Partners

Shareable Ink*

digiChart*

PatientFocus

Trinisys

Nuance Outbound*

Applied Health Analytics

Evermind

Center for Medical Interoperability

CitiusTech

Geneia Healthgrades

Narus Health

Digital ReasoningAxial Healthcare

myNEXUS

eMD

ArtemisEntradaGlobalMed*

Lincor Solutions

Virsys 12

Stratasan

Siemens Healthcare*

TEKsystems

Alvarez & Marsal*American Hospital Association*American Physician PartnersAon Risk Services*Aquinas College, School of NursingArthur J. GallagherBaker DonelsonBass, Berry & SimsBDO USA*Belmont UniversityBKDBLRBradley*The Buffkin GroupBurr & FormanButler | Snowc3/consultingCarr, Riggs & IngramCatalyst Healthcare ResearchCBIZ Valuation Group*CHG Healthcare ServicesThe Concinnity CompanyCross Country EducationCrowe Horwath* Cumberland Consulting GroupElliott Davis Decosimo*Deloitte*Dream Systems DVL Seigenthaler | A Finn Partners CompanyDW Franklin Consulting GroupEarl Swensson AssociatesElevation Search SolutionsEY*FOCUS Search Partners, A Vaco CompanyFrazier & Deeter Goodwyn | Mills | CawoodGould Turner GroupGresham Smith & Partnersh3gmHuguley Consulting*The Human Capital GroupImpact AdvisorsInfoWorksInterior Design Services (IDS)Jackson ThorntonJarrard Phillips Cate & HancockJLLKatcher Strategic CommunicationsKPMG*Kraft Healthcare ConsultingLBMCLaura Campbell & AssociatesLellyett & Rogers CompanyL.E.K. Consulting*Lipscomb UniversityLovell CommunicationsMarsh | Mercer | Oliver Wyman*Marwood Group*Maynard Cooper & GaleMP&F Public RelationsMedequities Realty TrustMedical Properties TrustMiddle Tennessee School of AnesthesiaMiddle Tennessee State UniversityModern Healthcare*Nashville Area Chamber of CommerceNashville Technology CouncilNavigant*North Highland Company* OGAPYA* Paradigm Group Pay-Plus SolutionsPwC*ProjXRemarReviveHealthRIYO InternationalSherrard & RoeSitelSpectrum Health PartnersSplash Box MarketingTata Consultancy Services*Tennessee Medical AssociationTrauger & TukeTrevecca Nazarene UniversityTruStar ResponseVanderbilt Owen Graduate School of ManagementW Squared WallerWestern Kentucky University*Willis Towers Watson*Zycron

ABOUT THE

INDUSTRYHome to a dynamic community of more than 800 companies working in health care, Nashville is a one-of-a-kind center of leadership and innovation. With a rich tradition of entrepreneurship and executive talent, the industry is looking to Nashville to provide the innovations and solutions needed to make health care better for everyone.

THE FAMILY TREEThe Council’s signature Health Care Industry Family Tree poster visually represents the entrepreneurial growth in Nashville’s diverse health care

industry, beginning with the founding of HCA in 1968. Additionally, each Council member is showcased on the Family Tree, solidifying its position in

Nashville’s exceptional health care community.Nashville is home to more than 800 companies working in health care.

JULY 14

LHC Summer Reception

AUGUST 2

Council CIO Dinner with Patty Morrison (CIO and executive vice president, customer support services, Cardinal Health)

AUGUST 9

Council and Nashville Capital Network present Developing Health Care Ventures

AUGUST 16

LHC Executive Briefing with Karen Springer (president and CEO, Saint Thomas Health)

AUGUST 18

Council CFO Breakfast with Harry Jacobson, M.D. (chairman, MedCare Investment Funds, and founding partner, TriStar Technology Ventures)

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NASHVILLE HEALTH CARE COUNCIL

EVENTSTIMELINE

$1B

800+

Nashville has seen $1 billion in venture capital

investments in health care over the past decade.

Nashville’s diverse health care ecosystem includes:

• hospital management

• ambulatory and outpatient surgery

• long-term care

• behavioral health

• population health

• academic research

• health information technology

500,000EMPLOYEES

$84 BILLIONIN REVENUE

Eighteen publicly traded health care companies are headquartered in Nashville, with a combined employment of 500,000 and $84 billion in annual revenue globally.

Nashville has helped shape the nation’s health care landscape over the past five decades and continues to improve the quality of patient care across the globe.

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LEADERSHIPANDINNOVATION

AUGUST 18

Fellows Alumni Dinner

AUGUST 30

Council Executive Dinner with Bill Carpenter (chairman and CEO, LifePoint Health)

SEPTEMBER 13

LHC Fundamentals series program on Behavioral Health

SEPTEMBER 22

Council Communications Lunch

SEPTEMBER 27

Council Fellows Networking and Recruitment Reception

In a constantly evolving environment, the Council works to expose its members to the most influential thought leaders in the world of health care throughout the year, through in-depth discussions on the latest trends and innovations driving the industry.

“We need to remove policy barriers to things like research, interoperability and telemedicine if we want to move forward on innovation and improve the health care system. This is an area that can see bipartisan support.” – U.S. Senator Tom Daschle, founder and CEO, The Daschle Group

“If you look at Nashville, this is a community that’s embraced population health and delivering health care in a meaningful way. Lowering costs while doing what’s best for patients is a win-win for everyone.”– Marilyn Tavenner, president and CEO, America’s Health Insurance Plans

“In my view, the hospital of the future is in the home for many of the illnesses cared for in a traditional hospital setting today.” – Bernard J. Tyson, chairman and CEO, Kaiser Permanente

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ELECTION 2016’S IMPACT ON HEALTH CAREThe Council hosted an in-depth discussion exploring the 2016 presidential

election and the future of health care. U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D., partner, Cressey & Company, moderated the discussion that included panelists

U.S. Senator Tom Daschle, founder and CEO, The Daschle Group; former Utah

Governor Mike Leavitt, founder and chairman, Leavitt Partners; and Nancy-Ann

DeParle, partner, Consonance Capital.

IMPORTANCE OF CYBER SECURITY With cyber security breaches becoming an ever-growing issue for health care companies, the Council hosted a panel of experts to discuss strategies

for preventing such attacks. Kerry

McDermott, vice president, public policy and communications, Center for Medical Interoperability, moderated the discussion,

which featured panelists Samar Ali, attorney,

Bass, Berry & Sims; Paul Connelly, vice president and chief information security

officer, HCA; Noah Kroloff, principal and

co-founder, GSIS; and Mark Sullivan, principal and co-founder, GSIS. POLICY INSIGHTS

At a time of great uncertainty surrounding the proposed replacement of the Affordable Care Act, the Council hosted a conversation with two of the most influential advocacy

leaders in Washington: Rick Pollack, president and CEO, American Hospital Association;

and Marilyn Tavenner, president and CEO, America’s Health Insurance Plans. The

discussion was moderated by Susan Dentzer, president and CEO, The Network for Excellence in Health Innovation.

INDUSTRY TITAN BERNARD J. TYSON ON THE FUTURE OF HEALTH CAREModerated by U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D., the Council hosted

a conversation with Bernard J. Tyson, chairman and CEO of Kaiser Permanente, one of the nation’s largest integrated health care providers and not-for-profit health plans, which serves 11.7 million members and has an operating revenue of $70 billion annually.

TELEMEDICINE CHANGING HEALTH CARE DELIVERYIn a discussion moderated by U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D.,

Council members heard from Jason Gorevic, president and CEO of Teladoc, about the role telemedicine plays in the move toward population health and the growing prevalence of virtual medicine.

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Council Trends and Influencers panel: Election 2016 and the Future of Health Care

“We live in an on-demand society, and we believe health care access should be on-demand as well.” – Jason Gorevic, president and CEO, Teladoc

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OCTOBER 4

Council Annual Golf Tournament

OCTOBER 17

LHC Executive Briefing with Neil de Crescenzo (president and CEO, Change Healthcare)

OCTOBER 25

Council CIO Dinner with Scott Augenbaum (special agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation)

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Fellows Alumni Dinner with Glenn D. Steele Jr., M.D., Ph.D. (chairman, xG Health Solutions)

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Council Executive Dinner with Wendy Long (director, TennCare, and deputy commissioner, Health Care and Finance Administration, State of Tennessee)

NOVEMBER 10

Council CFO Breakfast with U.S. Representative Jim Cooper (Tennessee, 5th District)

NOVEMBER 10

LHC Industry Tour of Alive Hospice

NOVEMBER 16

Council presents a Trends and Influencers panel on Cyber Security

DECEMBER 1

Council Board-hosted Holiday Reception

Council finance programs arm members with vital information necessary to make well-informed decisions that promote continued business growth, investment in innovation and high-quality patient care.

DECEMBER 8

LHC Holiday and Awards Reception

DECEMBER 9

Council Webinar: Health Care and the Trump Administration– The First 100 Days

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Council Board Planning Retreat

JANUARY 19

Council presents Wall Street’s View on Prospects for the Health Care Industry

JANUARY 24

LHC Executive Briefing with Michael Burcham (founder and CEO, Narus Health)

JANUARY 26–27

Council Fellows Orientation and Networking Retreat

DEVELOPING HEALTH CARE VENTURES: INVESTOR AND ENTREPRENEUR COLLABORATIONSIn partnership with Nashville Capital Network, the Council hosted a panel featuring investor/entrepreneur pairs in high-growth health care companies. Panelists shed light on what makes

successful partnerships in rapidly changing ventures. This year’s panel included: Tom Scully,

general partner, Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe; with Clay Richards, CEO, naviHealth;

and Spence McClelland, partner, Noro-Moseley Partners; with Doug Ghertner, president,

engagement solutions, Change Healthcare. The discussion was moderated by Barbara

Cannon, COO, NuSirt Sciences.

FINANCING THE DEALMembers heard firsthand perspectives from financial experts on the state of the market, M&A activity and the outlook for funding the growth of Nashville’s $84 billion health care industry. The panel

was moderated by Tom Wylly, senior partner, Brentwood Capital Advisors, and

included Diane M. Daych, partner, Apple

Tree Partners; Grant Jackson, managing

general partner, Council Capital; Todd

Sisitsky, managing partner, Capital Business, and co-head of Healthcare

Services, TPG; and Mark D. Taber, managing partner, Great Hill Partners.

WALL STREET’S VIEW ON PROSPECTS FOR THE HEALTH CARE INDUSTRYMore than 600 health care executives gathered in Nashville to hear top investment analysts discuss 2017 predictions for the health care industry at the Council’s annual

program. This year’s discussion was moderated by Wayne T. Smith, chairman

and CEO, Community Health Systems. Panelists included: Whit Mayo, managing

director, Robert W. Baird; A.J. Rice, managing director, UBS; Chris Rigg, senior

managed care and health care facilities analyst, Deutsche Bank; and Paula Torch, former senior research analyst, Avondale Partners.

“More than anything, we look for companies that are on the right side of change in health care, and those that we can specifically help grow with our relationships.” – Grant Jackson, managing director, Council Capital

“There will be outperformance in areas that are a little more immune to the ACA decisions, including behavioral health care. Many sub-sectors of behavioral health, including companies that serve those with intellectual disabilities, eating disorders and opioid addiction, are poised for growth.” – Paula Torch, former senior research analyst, Avondale Partners

Since the beginning of 2005, more than $1.6 billion of venture capital investments have been received by over 300 different Nashville-based companies.

Since 2009, annual venture capital investments in Nashville have grown 450 percent.

More than $940 million were invested in Nashville health care companies by venture capital firms from 2005 through 2015—accounting for almost 60 percent of Nashville’s total venture capital investment dollars over that time period.

Venture capital investment in health care IT companies represents the largest share of venture capital investments in Nashville health care companies – growing from $2 million in 2009 to $62.5 million invested in 2014.

The Council and NCN jointly released a comprehensive report

on the local venture capital environment, titled

“Nashville Venture Capital Report: 2005-2015.”

Some highlights from the report include:

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EXCLUSIVE GATHERINGSThis year, featured guest speakers for executive dinners included, among others:

Scott Augenbaum, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation

Bill Carpenter, Chairman and CEO, LifePoint Health

Jason Gorevic, President and CEO, Teladoc

Harry Jacobson, M.D., Chairman, MedCare Investment Funds, and Founding Partner, TriStar Technology Ventures

Wendy Long, Director, TennCare, and Deputy Commissioner, Health Care and Finance Administration, State of Tennessee

Liam Maxwell, National Technology Adviser, Cabinet Office and the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, United Kingdom

Eric Mendelsohn, President and CEO, National Health Investors, Inc.

Rick Pollack, President and CEO, American Hospital Association

Marilyn Tavenner, President and CEO, America’s Health Insurance Plans

Bernard J. Tyson, Chairman and CEO, Kaiser Permanente

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Fellows Alumni Dinner with Doug Holtz-Eakin, (president, American Action Forum)

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Council Chairman’s Dinner

FEBRUARY 13

Fellows Alumni Dinner with U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D., and Professor Larry Van Horn

FEBRUARY 22–23

Council hosts Rick Pollack (president and CEO, American Hospital Association) and Marilyn Tavenner (president and CEO, America’s Health Insurance Plans) for an Executive Dinner and a joint Trends and Influencers and LHC Fundamentals program

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Through small-group opportunities for CEOs, CFOs and CIOs, Council members are exposed to high-level guest speakers in an intimate, candid environment, allowing them to make important connections and share ideas that will drive their businesses and the industry forward.

The Council partnered with ACG New York for the eighth annual Health Care Conference in New York City, allowing members to network with private capital providers, M&A advisers and corporate executives in the Big Apple.

In an effort to elevate Nashville’s role as a center of leadership and innovation, the Council is working with the Network for Excellence in Health Innovation (NEHI) on a project titled “Health Care Without Walls.” NEHI will work to advance a research and thought leadership agenda and to identify opportunities to overcome obstacles in the way of pushing health care out of institutions and closer to consumers; it will organize a series of “work streams” to do so.

The Council Fellows partnered with the Convenient Care Association (CCA) to host a small-group panel discussion titled “Health Care Consumerism Trends: The Role of Retail Health.” The panel

discussion featured William Green, general counsel

of Homestead Plans; Sandra Ryan, vice president

at Walmart Clinics; Marc Watkins, M.D., chief

medical officer at The Little Clinic; and Fahad Tahir, FACHE, CEO of Saint Thomas Medical Partners. The

discussion was moderated by Tine Hansen-Turton, executive director of CCA.

MARCH 13–14

LHC Delegation to D.C.

APRIL 6

LHC Industry Tour of Center for Medical Interoperability

MARCH 16

Fellows Alumni Dinner with David Goldhill (president and CEO, Game Show Network)

MARCH 26–31

Council Health Care Leadership Study Mission to the United Kingdom

APRIL 20

Fellows Class Reception

BRENT JAMES, M.D., ON DATA, QUALITY AND VALUEIn front of a group of senior health care executives, the Council hosted a discussion

with Brent James, M.D., a former surgeon and current chief quality officer for Intermountain Healthcare, a 22-hospital system based in Salt Lake City. During

the discussion, which was moderated by U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D., Dr. James touched on the role of clinical guidelines and data in health care, the use of electronic medical records, quality ratings and population health management.

“The solution [to health care] sits in this room – not in the hallways of Washington. I don’t think you can solve this problem at the Washington level, at a policy level. Can it drive us in the right direction? Yes, but it can’t solve it.”– Brent James, M.D., chief quality officer, Intermountain Healthcare

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Council CFO Executive Breakfast featuring Eric Mendelsohn, (president and CEO, National Health Investors)

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Council CIO Executive Dinner with Liam Maxwell (national technology adviser, Cabinet Office and the Department of Culture, Media and Sport [DCMS], United Kingdom)12 13

The Council works to build strong relationships across the international health care community. To date, the Council has led more than 250 health care leaders representing nearly 80 companies on 12 international health care study missions and has welcomed a number of inbound international delegations. It is through these and other opportunities that the Council works to inspire global collaboration to improve health care.

APRIL 21

Council Discussion with Bernard J. Tyson (chairman and CEO, Kaiser Permanente)

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Council Fellows and the Convenient Care Association present Health Care Consumerism Trends: The Role of Retail Health

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INTERNATIONAL STUDY MISSION TO THE U.K.In 2017, the Council hosted a group of 30 health care industry leaders on an international study mission to the United Kingdom. Unique to Nashville and one of only a few such initiatives nationwide, the mission brought together a diverse group of key health care business executives for trans-Atlantic learning, high-level networking and global dialogue. To read more about the mission, visit www.healthcarecouncil.com/whitepaper.

“The opportunity to learn from our colleagues around the world and share some of the innovative health care developments taking place in Nashville is invaluable. These international study missions are what the Council is all about – inspiring global collaboration to improve health care.”–Milton Johnson, chairman and CEO, HCA, and 2017 Council Mission Leader

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Council Discussion with Brent James, M.D. (chief medical officer, Intermountain Healthcare)

MAY 10

LHC Executive Briefing with Paul Keckley (managing editor, The Keckley Report)

MAY 19

Council Fellows Graduation Ceremony and Dinner

JUNE 3

Council Fellows Alumni Family Picnic

JUNE 5–6

Council Executive Dinner and Council Discussion with Jason Gorevic (president and CEO, Teladoc)

JUNE 6

Council CIO Dinner with Ed Cantwell (president and CEO, Center for Medical Interoperability)

JUNE 20

LHC Fundamentals series program on Power of the States

JUNE 21

Council CFO Breakfast with Larry Van Horn (associate professor of management and executive director of health affairs, Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management)

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HOSTING INTERNATIONAL DIGNITARIESThe Council regularly hosts international dignitaries, offering them the opportunity to network with the membership. This year, the Council was pleased to host a trade delegation from Australia, in partnership with the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce.

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An initiative of the Council to develop Nashville’s emerging health care leaders, Leadership Health Care provides its members with exclusive educational programs and networking opportunities. With a membership of nearly 900 health care industry professionals from more than 300 companies, LHC is the foremost organization for future leaders in the field.

D.C. DELEGATIONOn the heels of the presidential election, a delegation of more than 100 LHC members visited the nation’s capital in March 2017 to get an inside look at the state of health care policy under the new administration. This marked LHC’s 15th annual trip to Washington, D.C. The delegation featured discussions with members of Congress, administration officials and national thought leaders.

FUNDAMENTALS AND EXECUTIVE BRIEFING SERIESLHC organizes events throughout the year to educate members about current health care issues and trends. Some of the nation’s leading health care influencers offer insights through LHC programs.

This year, LHC welcomed Karen Springer, president and CEO, Saint Thomas Health;

Neil de Crescenzo, president and CEO,

Change Healthcare; Michael Burcham,

founder and CEO, Narus Health; and Paul

Keckley, managing editor, The Keckley Report, for its Executive Briefing series.

LHC’s Fundamentals series introduces members to key industry-related topics. Members enjoyed timely discussions on the topics of behavioral health and the role states play in health care policy.

LHC AWARDS 2016 LHC award winners included Health Care Emerging Leader of the Year

Dave Anderson, assistant vice president for financial operations at Envision

Healthcare Corp.; Ambassador of the Year Scott Mertie, president of Kraft

Healthcare Consulting; and Supporting Organization of the Year PwC.

“LHC has provided me a venue to meet people within the industry but outside of what I do in health care on a day-to-day basis. Being able to learn from them makes me a more valuable employee to my company.”

–Will Howorth, vice president, strategic business growth, HCA Urgent Care, and LHC Board Chairman, 2016–2017

INDUSTRY TOURS AND RECEPTIONSOpportunities for hands-on learning and networking are offered through LHC membership. This year, members toured Alive Hospice and

the Center for Medical Interoperability, and had the opportunity to connect with peers at networking events in the winter and summer.

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THE 2017 FELLOWS FACULTY INCLUDED, AMONG OTHERS:

George Barrett, CEO, Cardinal Health

Patrick Conway, M.D., Deputy Administrator for Innovation and Quality and Chief Medical Officer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

David Goldhill, President and CEO, Game Show Network, and Author of “Catastrophic Care: Why Everything We Think We Know About Health Care Is Wrong”

Doug Holtz-Eakin, President, American Action Forum

Brent James, M.D., Chief Quality Officer, Intermountain Healthcare

Charlie Martin, Founder, Martin Ventures

Marcus Osborne, Vice President, Health and Wellness Transformation, Walmart

Elisabeth Rosenthal, Editor-in-Chief, Kaiser Health News

Joseph R. Swedish, Chairman, President and CEO, Anthem, Inc.

Bernard J. Tyson, Chairman and CEO, Kaiser Permanente

COUNCIL FELLOWS CLASS OF 2017Chris Baxley, Former Senior Vice President, Market Strategies and Client Partnerships, Healthgrades

Jay Brown, Partner, Office Leader, Mercer

Amber Cambron, President and CEO, BlueCare Tennessee

Jim Corum, Vice President Business Development, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Julie Cox-Kain, Deputy Secretary, Health and Human Services, and Senior Deputy Commissioner of the Health Department, State of Oklahoma/Oklahoma Department of Health

Harrison Frist, Senior Vice President and President, Provider Solutions, naviHealth, Inc.

Tom Gallucci, Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Cota Healthcare

J.R. Greene, CEO, Psychiatric Medical Care, LLC

Ray Guzman, Senior Vice President of Strategy, Intermedix

Matt Hayes, Senior Vice President of Operations, Quorum Health

Melissa Hendricks, Vice President, Marketing Strategy, Cerner Corporation

Shubhada Jagasia, M.D., Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Tedrick Johnson, Group Vice President, HCA Physician Services Group

Ulya Ahmed Khan, Chief Operating and Product Officer, Tivity Health, Inc.

Ryan Kocher, Chief Operating Officer – Midsouth, Cigna

Kimberly Lamar, Chief Population Health and Quality Officer, Metro Nashville General Hospital

Aaron Lewis, Senior Vice President, Strategic Growth, RCCH Healthcare Partners

Rob Metcalf, CEO, Concert Genetics

Rebecca Whitehead Munn, Vice President and Managing Director, Healthcare Services, InfoWorks, Inc.

Nick Muscato, Chief of Staff, Amedisys

Colby Paxton, Area President, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.

Claire Pearson, Director, Barclays

David Pontius, Principal, MTS Health Investors

Shane Reeves, CEO, TwelveStone Health Partners

John G. (Gabe) Roberts, Deputy Director and Chief Operating Officer, Division of Health Care Finance and Administration, State of Tennessee

Tim Scarvey, Senior Vice President, Strategy and Development, HCA TriStar Health

Diane Seloff, Chief Operating Officer, Aspire Health

Manish H. Shah, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Community Health Systems

Ute Strand, Chief Operating Officer, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Tennessee

Praveen Thadani, Vice President, Innovation and Partnerships, Humana

Melissa Waddey, President of Ambulatory and Operations Services, LifePoint Health

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In 2017, the Council Fellows initiative brought together a select group of 31 top-level industry executives in a collaborative environment to clearly define health care’s greatest challenges and explore innovative solutions. The class, co-directed by former U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D., and Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management Professor Larry Van Horn, offers a nationally unique curriculum, focused on business strategies, creating value, driving industry solutions and effecting change, on both the local and national levels. This year’s class marked the fifth graduating class for the program.

“To truly drive change in our complex industry, we must bring the best minds of health care together. The Fellows setting and the speakers we hear from inspire dialogue that brings together diverse perspectives committed to advancing health care around the world.”

– Melissa Hendricks, Vice President, Marketing Strategy, Cerner Corporation

“The Fellows sessions have expanded my knowledge of the industry and how we need to work together to solve real problems.”

– Diane Seloff, COO, Aspire Health

Bernard J. Tyson

George Barrett

Larry Van Horn

U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D.

Joseph R. Swedish

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Council Fellows has an enduring impact on its graduates, and the alumni program ensures that members continue the momentum of innovation and collaboration long after their graduation. Each graduating class joins a distinguished group of alumni already applying their Fellows experience in the field.

In addition to ongoing discussions and information sharing, throughout the year, Fellows graduates take advantage of roundtable discussions with nationally known health care visionaries, speaking and high-level networking opportunities, international delegations, and much more.

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“As a Fellow, I engaged in frank, constructive conversations with the nation’s brightest health care leaders.”

– Neal Patel, M.D., Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

“Through Fellows, my horizons have been expanded; the passion for improvement in health care is real.”

– Anna-Gene O’Neal, President and CEO, Alive Hospice

Vic Gatto, founder and CEO, Jumpstart Foundry; Helen Lane, executive vice president and partner, c3/consulting; and Ken Misch, CFO, MEDHOST

Ted Lomicka, vice president and assistant treasurer, Community Health Systems, and Larry Van Horn, professor, Vanderbilt Owen Graduate School of Management

Robert Gallagher, division vice president, DaVita HealthCare Partners; Osei Mevs, chief of staff, LifePoint Health; Phil Clark, CFO, EnableComp; and Mark Wainner, vice president, corporate services, Envision Healthcare

Grant Jackson, managing director, Council Capital, and Bill Rutherford, CFO and executive vice president, HCA

Barbara Brennan, former chief nursing officer, Alive Hospice, and Mark Thompson, principal, Marsh | Mercer | Oliver Wyman

Meaghen Greene, vice president of business development, naviHealth; Daniel Hart, president of YourCareUniverse, MEDHOST; and Tammy Hawes, founder and CEO, Virsys12

Saurabh Sinha, CEO and co-founder, emids; Eric Keen, general partner, Council Capital; and Manish Shah, senior vice president and CIO, Community Health Systems Jana Dreyzehner, chief medical officer, Project Transition; John Dreyzehner,

commissioner, State of Tennessee - Department of Health; and Dexter Samuels, senior vice president and executive director, Meharry Medical College

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2016–2017 NASHVILLE HEALTH CARE COUNCIL

BOARD OF DIRECTORSC. Wright Pinson, M.D. (Chairman)CEOVanderbilt Health System

R. Milton Johnson (Vice Chairman)Chairman and CEOHCA

James W. BeardenCEOGresham, Smith and Partners

David L. BlackFounder, Chairman and CEOAegis Sciences Corporation

William F. Carpenter III Chairman and CEOLifePoint Health

Neil de CrescenzoPresident and CEOChange Healthcare

Darrell S. FreemanChairman and CEOZycron

U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D.PartnerCressey & Company

Herb FritchFormer PresidentCigna-HealthSpring

William Gracey (Immediate Past Chairman)Former President and CEOBlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee

Jay HardcastlePartnerBradley

Samuel N. HazenCOOHCA

James E.K. Hildreth, M.D.President and CEOMeharry Medical College

Christopher A. HoldenPresident and CEOEnvision Healthcare

Will HoworthVice President, Strategic Business GrowthHCA Urgent Care

Joey A. JacobsChairman and CEOAcadia Healthcare

Debbie JamesPresident and CEOVivere

Rita Johnson-MillsPresident and CEOUnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Tennessee

Lynn Massingale, M.D.Executive ChairmanTEAMHealth

Allen MoseleyGeneral PartnerNoro-Moseley Partners

Michael D. MusickAssurance Office Managing PartnerBDO USA

Vincent P. O’LearySenior Vice President, Health Care Private Banking Brown Brothers Harriman

Clay RichardsCEOnaviHealth

Mike Schatzlein, M.D.Senior Vice President / Group Ministry Operating ExecutiveAscension Health

Dee Anna SmithCEOSarah Cannon Research Institute

T. Andrew SmithPresident and CEOBrookdale Senior Living

Wayne T. SmithChairman and CEOCommunity Health Systems

Marc Watkins, M.D.CMO and Vice PresidentThe Little Clinic

Carl Whitmer President and CEOIASIS Healthcare

Tammy N. WolcottCEOW Squared

LOOKING AHEAD

STRATEGIC PLANNINGDuring the year, members of the Council Board of Directors and staff participated in a number of productive strategic planning sessions to guide Council organizational goals for the coming years. This included participation in a Council Board Planning Retreat held in January 2017.

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Vincent P. O’Leary, Allen Moseley and Will Howorth

C. Wright Pinson, M.D. U.S. Senator William H. Frist, M.D.

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Neil de Crescenzo and Samuel N. Hazen

R. Milton Johnson and James W. Bearden

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