The Managed Care Executive Group
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The Managed Care Executive Group (MCEG) is a national organization that provides a forum for the open exchange of information, innovative ideas, and experience among senior health plan leaders. MCEG was formed in 1988 and will celebrate its 21st anniversary at the annual meeting in Fort Lauderdale in March, 2010. The organization uniquely serves as a community of executives who act as resources to each other throughout the year in navigating the tactical and strategic issues facing organizations today. Attendance at the annual forum is limited to 75 executives and senior managers. This intimate gathering fosters open and honest discussion and the building of enduring relationships. The annual forum includes panel discussions, keynote speakers and valuable networking opportunities. MCEG is supported by a small group of select vendors - unlike most industry events, the annual forum does not include an exhibit hall. The purpose of MCEG is to create a comfortable forum for the exchange of ideas, the development of valuable peer relationships and the opportunity to explore the innovation that will transform organizations and the industry. If you are ready to join a community that is about YOU contact one of our Board Members to help you get started!
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Access to the nation's
leading health plan CIOs and technology thought leaders. · Annual Forum consistently rated by members as among the best that they have attended. · Each year, a new "Top 10" list that drives the action agenda. · Secure portal permits candid member discussion. · Repository of case studies and technology position papers. Our immediate and specific
objectives: · Provide channels for the exchange of relevant information between managed care/health plan information systems executives and provide ample opportunity for personal networking. · Provide a forum for the development of policy relating to the use of information technology in healthcare and, when appropriate, exert influence on the appropriate policy making bodies. · To provide feedback to vendor sponsors and other vendors on the trends and technology needed to ensure their products and strategies meet their customer’s present and future managed care computing needs. · To educate IS executives on clinical and administrative trends in the healthcare, new and emerging technologies, and other pertinent information to assist in achieving the key goals of cost containment, effective service and high quality health care.  |
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