Healthcare Roundtable Sponsorship
Interested in sponsoring a healthcare roundtable discussion? Need a different perspective on a specific topic? Looking to develop solutions to pressing healthcare issues? Now you can assemble a team of executives for a virtual or in-person roundtable and develop the strategies you need to address technology, legislative, and many other healthcare-related issues.
Let’s collaborate. Together we will partner to identify a discussion topic and then HFMA will recruit targeted participants to facilitate questions and a conversation. Healthcare executives and leading organizations share and learn from each other as you discuss your various approaches to shared challenges. Your standout insights will be attributed to you and published by HFMA.
How are roundtables formatted? All participants in the Roundtable are expected to contribute. Participants will be from healthcare provider organizations with titles of director-level or higher. HFMA Roundtables are in-person 60-minute group conversations with 6-8 participants who are asked a pre-determined set of discussion questions (4-5 questions) on topics like revenue cycle improvement, data & analytics, consumerism, and more.
Understanding the process. HFMA will record the Roundtable, write an article based on the discussion, and publish the article in hfm Magazine and on hfma.org. Your organization will have the opportunity to review the article and provide feedback before publishing.
Why sponsor a healthcare roundtable discussion? Gain insights from authorities in healthcare, expand your network, and pinpoint relevant industry trends. Establish your brand or increase your reach. HFMA Healthcare Roundtables—Lead with a new perspective!
Get started! Contact us now and a HFMA representative will reach out to better understand your needs.
Check out some recent Healthcare Roundtables featured on hfma.org
Women in leadership: How 6 senior leaders are breaking down barriers
Pursuing revenue cycle innovation
The challenges and opportunities in pursuing a patient-centric financial experience