What You Will Learn:

Effective primary care practices and networks have the unique ability to reduce the overall cost of care in rural communities through better patient engagement, education, prevention, clinic operations and a culture of improvement. The economic value of these cost savings should accrue at least in part to the providers and not exclusively to public and private payers. This presentation offers examples and action steps to design, implement and market rural primary care oriented VBP programs.

About the Presenter:
Jonathan Pantenburg is an accomplished, results-driven senior executive with nearly 20 years of progressively responsible experience advising profit, non-profit, and governmental entities through complex issues including cost reduction, acquisitions, contracts, financial analysis, and operations. Over the past six years, Jonathan has worked with entities ranging from independent practices to multi-state health care systems on how to leverage rural opportunities to improve financial and operational performance.  Prior to that, Jonathan served as chief financial officer and chief operating officer for a 21-bed non-profit critical access hospital.

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