Virtual Healthcare
Law & Compliance
Institute

Guiding, Advising and Navigating Through Ongoing Change and Uncertainty

2020 will be remembered as a year of dramatic shifts and unprecedented disruption. For healthcare General Counsel and Chief Legal Officers, the COVID-19 pandemic put an unexpected spotlight on the digital workplace and remote work, on crisis management, and on adapting to the uncertain legal landscape. Black Lives Matter and other Social Justice movements over the summer months also forced critical conversations. This was layered on an existing set of challenges and opportunities around rapid consolidation, new care models, reduced reimbursement, physician employment and compensation challenges, and privacy and security concerns brought on by new technologies and population health management initiatives. As we forge into 2021, hospital and health system General Counsel and Chief Legal Officers are being called upon to continue guiding, advising and navigating their organizations through ongoing change and uncertainty.

Through a series of interactive panels, Think Tank Sessions, case studies and one-on-one business meetings, attending executives will explore some creative ways that hospitals and health systems have approached these challenges: what worked, what did not work, and what are some ways that GCs and CLOs have guided their organizations to ensure organizational sustainability and future growth.

After a decade of executing the annual Healthcare Law & Compliance Institute in-person, the 2021 iteration of the Institute is going Virtual. While no one could have predicted the current situation, we are continuing our commitment to creating space for networking, knowledge transfer, dialogue and collaboration amongst hospital and health system Legal Executives, and their partners, even if we cannot (physically) be together. On the Remo Platform, you will have an opportunity to learn and share insights, strategies, tips and tactics, as well as engage in stimulating discussions around minimizing the risks and maximizing the opportunities facing hospitals and health systems.