2018 Small & Rural Hospitals Annual Meeting. A Passion for Rural Healthcare. June 20 21, Bank of Springfield Center, Springfield

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1 2018 Small & Rural Hospitals Annual Meeting A Passion for Rural Healthcare June 20 21, 2018 Bank of Springfield Center, Springfield

2 Share your Passion for Advancing Rural Healthcare Gain Insight Expert presenters bring key insights into issues impacting rural healthcare Build Strategy Sessions provide clear steps and approaches to achieve success Network with Peers Take advantage of opportunities to network with colleagues, presenters and Corporate Partners New Reduced Pricing for 2018! ffreduced fees for full meeting attendance ffbring your Board Members at 50% off ffencourage your emerging leaders to attend

3 Sessions with Impact Keynote An Ethical Case for Excellence in Healthcare Delivery Benjamin Anderson, MBA, MHCDS Kearny County Hospital, Lakin, Kansas Rural healthcare delivery systems often lack the basic primary care and community-based infrastructure to properly manage population health. In this presentation, Anderson will tell the story of the rapid growth and transformation of Kearny County Hospital, which serves one of the most culturally diverse and medically underserved areas in the U.S. He ll address the fatalism that has become common in rural communities, while invoking the four principles of biomedical ethics to make a compelling case for essential steps to effective, sustainable reform. Board- Focused Sessions Join National Healthcare Governance Expert Pam Knecht, President & CEO, ACCORD LIMITED, Chicago for two engaging sessions devoted to developing strong boards in changing times. Reaching for the Stars Excellence in Governance Boards of non-profit organizations are upping their game. With most having mastered the basics of governance, they now want to adopt best practices. This presentation describes specifically how the highest-performing boards across the country are moving toward the following key governance practices: ffvisionary, strategic and system-focused ffnimble, streamlined and clear Future of 340B: Key Considerations and Optimization Strategies for Small and Rural Hospitals Ryan Bailey, JD, CHC, Senior Consultant Michael French, JD, Consultant The Advis Group, Mokena A lifeline for rural and safety net hospitals, the 340B Drug Pricing Program is under increasing scrutiny from regulators and outside groups. This presentation will provide the latest information on efforts to modify the 340B Program and what small and rural hospitals can do to prepare for potential changes. The presentation will also illustrate 340B optimization strategies for small and rural hospitals under the current regulatory structure. ffintentional, disciplined and consistent ffcompetency-based, informed and evaluated ffobjective, transparent and accountable Developing a Strategic Board The highest-performing boards spend most of their meeting time in robust discussions about strategic and policy issues. This elevated level of governance does not always come easily. Some board members lack experience in strategic planning, while others have extensive expertise. Likewise, some board members have a solid understanding of healthcare, while others may be new to the industry. This session will provide practical methods to enable all board members to actively participate in strategic conversations. Register now: team-iha.cvent.com/smallandrural2018

4 Sessions to Inspire Uncovering the Leader s Path to Resiliency Bob Berk, Chairman Vistage International, Chicago In a time of unparalleled change across industries and in the political sphere, the speed of change creates opportunities for disruption. In this session, Berk will discuss the role of the leader in times of great change and disruption. He also will present tools and business models that can help you achieve your organizational goals.! Member Reactor Panel The Leader s Path The Disruptors: How Amazon, Google & Apple Plan to Change the Face of Healthcare Ron Galloway, Principal Researcher Method Research LLC, Atlanta, Georgia Amazon, Google and Apple have morphed from ordinary businesses to data businesses, and now look to take on healthcare. In this presentation, Galloway will explore how these companies plan to dominate healthcare by leveraging their scale and data expertise, as well as new technologies such as wearables, artificial intelligence, DNA data mining and predictive medicine. With a panel of Illinois small and rural hospital leaders, he will discuss how hospital leaders can engage their staffs, physicians and communities in conversations about what these companies strategies mean for the future of their organizations.! Member Reactor Panel The Disruptors Closing Presentation Creating a Winning Edge Dale Smith Thomas, Founder and President Winners By Choice Inc., Brentwood, Tennessee In today s highly competitive world it takes extra effort to stand out. We all love stories about the winners. But what does it really take to create a winning edge both personally and professionally? Just as water boils at 212 degrees, not 211 degrees, success requires an extra degree of effort. Look at the lives of Thomas Edison, Babe Ruth, Michael Jordan, Oprah Winfrey, Steve Jobs and J.K. Rowling. Becoming truly successful comes down to a few nonnegotiable life principles. Join Smith Thomas as she shares these fundamental principles of success to help you create your winning edge in all areas of your life.

5 Agenda Tuesday, June 19 6:00 pm Pre-Conference Reception Wednesday, June 20 8:00 am Registration Continental Breakfast 8:30 am Welcome Mark J. Batty, MHA, FACHE CEO, Rochelle Community Hospital Chair, IHA Small & Rural Hospitals Steering Committee William Santulli, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Advocate Health Care Chairman, IHA Board of Trustees President s Address A.J. Wilhelmi IHA President & CEO 9:15 am An Ethical Case for Excellence in Healthcare Delivery Benjamin Anderson, MBA, MHCDS CEO, Kearny County Hospital Lakin, Kansas 10:30 am Networking Break Corporate Partners Hall 10:45 am Reaching for the Stars Excellence in Governance Pam Knecht President & CEO, ACCORD LIMITED, Chicago Noon Luncheon 1:00 pm Concurrent Sessions Future of 340B: Key Considerations and Optimization Strategies for Small and Rural Hospitals Ryan Bailey, JD, CHC, Senior Consultant Michael French, JD, Consultant The Advis Group, Mokena Developing a Strategic Board Pam Knecht President & CEO, ACCORD LIMITED 2:00 pm Refreshment Break with Corporate Partners 2:30 pm Uncovering the Leader s Path to Resiliency Bob Berk Chairman, Vistage International, Chicago 3:30 pm Reactor Panel: The Leader s Path Suzanne Ravlin, JD Vice President, Chief Legal Officer, Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital Dana Taylor, MSW, LCSW, ACSW Director, Organizational Development, Fairfield Memorial Hospital Facilitator: Bob Berk 4:00 pm IHA State and Federal Advocacy Update David Gross IHA Senior Vice President, Government Relations Cristina Batt IHA Vice President, Federal Government Relations 4:30 pm Corporate Partners Reception Thursday, June 21 7:30 am Breakfast Buffet with Corporate Partners 8:00 am The Disruptors: How Amazon, Google & Apple Plan to Change the Face of Healthcare Ron Galloway Principal Researcher, Method Research LLC Atlanta, Georgia 9:30 am Reactor Panel: The Disruptors in Small & Rural Healthcare 10:00 am Refreshment Break with Corporate Partners 10:30 am Creating a Winning Edge Dale Smith Thomas Founder and President, Winners By Choice Inc. Brentwood, Tennessee 11:30 am Closing Remarks Register now: team-iha.cvent.com/smallandrural2018

6 An Excellent Value New Reduced Registration Fees for 2018 First staff member per organization...$350 Each additional staff member...$300/person Board of trustees member...$175/person Any one-day registration...$150/person Register now team-iha.cvent.com/smallandrural2018 Hotel Information President Abraham Lincoln Springfield a DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel 701 E. Adams Street Springfield, IL (hotel) (reservations) The room rate is $132 single/double plus tax. Rooms are held under the IHA room block through Tuesday, May 29, Use group code HSR when booking your room online. Meeting Location Bank of Springfield Center (Adjacent to the hotel) 1 Convention Center Plaza Springfield, IL

7 Continuing Education ACHE The Illinois Health and Hospital Association is authorized to award up to 7.5 hours of pre-approved ACHE Qualified Education credit (non-ache) for this program toward advancement or recertification in the American College of Healthcare Executives. Participants in this program wishing to have the continuing education hours applied toward ACHE Qualified Education credit should indicate their attendance when submitting application to the American College of Healthcare Executives for advancement or recertification. Nursing Home Administrators IHA is authorized by the State of Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (license number ) to award up to 7.5 hours of Nursing Home Administrator continuing education credit for this program. Nurses IHA is authorized by the State of Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (license number ) to award up to 7. 5 hours of nurse continuing education credit for this program. Small & Rural Hospitals Education Committee Chair Julie Mann VP, Chief Administrative Officer Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital Don Shadensack, RPh, MBA VP, Clinical Services OSF HealthCare St. Mary Medical Center Harry Brockus Carle Hoopeston Regional Health Center Katherine Bunting, PhD, RN, MSN Fairfield Memorial Hospital Sulbrena Day Chief Operating Officer Touchette Regional Hospital GENERAL INFORMATION Cancellation Policy If a cancellation is received fewer than seven business days prior to the Annual Meeting, a 50% service charge will be incurred. Registrants who fail to cancel and do not attend are liable for the entire fee. Registrants unable to attend the meeting may send an alternate. Special Accommodations IHA wishes to ensure that no individual with a disability is excluded, denied services, segregated or otherwise treated differently from other individuals due to the absence of auxiliary aids and services, unless providing such auxiliary services would fundamentally alter the program provided or result in an undue burden. If you need any of the auxiliary aids or services identified in the Americans with Disabilities Act in order to attend this education program, please call at least five working days before the program date, if possible. For More Information For registration questions, contact Lorri Vanecek at lvanecek@team-iha.org or For general questions, contact Anne Stilwell at astilwell@team-iha.org or Patricia L. Luker President OSF HealthCare Holy Family Medical Center William Pesel, RN, BSN, MBA Director, Clinical Operations Northwestern Medicine Valley West Hospital Ex-Officio Mark J. Batty, MHA, FACHE Rochelle Community Hospital Katrina J. Casner, FACHE President & CEO Pana Community Hospital