Delco Pennsylvania Chapter

Broomall, PA

Next Chapter Meeting

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Date: 02/12/2020
Time: 07:30 AM - 09:29 AM
Location: Crozer-Keystone at Broomall
30 Lawrence Rd, Broomall, PA 19008
Meeting room = Conference Room

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Chapter News

12/20/2019 - Getting to know our members better
Happy Holidays from PAHCOM'S Delco Chapter! Our chapter had a wonderful time at our Holiday meeting. The meeting was full of important business, like welcoming our newest board members and swearing them in. Thanking our 2019 board members for their hard work and dedication. Also, we played a holiday game that was excellent for sharpening listing and team building skills while providing a few moments of laughter. We met at a local restaurant and enjoyed the holiday decoration and dinning by candlelight. It was festive and warm. We enjoyed a wonderful dinner and took a little time to get to know each other better. Finding out for the first time that one of our member's is an artist. During diner a few of us enthusiastically viewed her artwork. You can too if you go to https://donna-busch.pixels.com/. Our president Jill Venskytis made sure that we left knowing that our chapter is prepared and looking forward to a wonderful New Year. Happy Holidays to all!

10/28/2019 - The First Annual, PAHCOM Northeast Regional Partnership’s Practice Intelligence Symposium
The First Annual, PAHCOM Northeast Regional Partnership’s Practice Intelligence Symposium was held at the Embassy Suites in Newark, Delaware on September 26 & 27, 2019. We were honored to have Karen Blanchette MBA, our PAHCOM National Director in attendance. This unique foray into collaborative learning between the Delco, Lehigh Valley, Pa., Newark, De., and Rockville, Md. chapters was immensely successful! This very special, three prong learning conference was a labor of love for the Committee members who worked tirelessly to make this the inspirational accomplishment it became. The Embassy Suites in Newark, De. was a delightful venue partner serving up tasty food and snacks, comfy suites to rest our weary bones at night and spacious conference rooms where plenty of timely information, key networking and needed education was absorbed. The conference started off on Thursday with the first section of this rare event: an iMap Leadership Course given by Connie Charles. Leadership is the key when you want to have a successful business and motivate your staff and the audience was treated to many points on how to become a great Leader. The second section of this groundbreaking occasion was our offering of the PAHCOM CMM Exam. Several members took part and passed this challenging exam including Delco’s own VP, Andrea Fay and Cara Reynolds...congrats! The Symposium then took off to deliver jam, packed informational learning sessions on such timely topics as: Updates from CMS, Your Practice Compliance Toolbox, Strategic Planning 2.0 and Data Drive Profit. This informational happening ended on Friday evening with a rousing presentation by Sarah Fontenot on: Seeing 2020: A clear Vision of the Future of Healthcare and Practice Management. Anybody who has ever heard Sarah speak knew this was the perfect way to close this outstanding event. Congratulations to all of the Committee members, the outstanding speakers, attendees and the many Premier Partner Exhibitors who collaborated to make this “First Annual Practice Intelligence Symposium the success that it became. We are all looking forward and have begun planning next year’s event. Our October speakers were both from the non-profit company called Quality Insights. These ladies gave insightful information on how their organization can help physician practices use data and community solutions to help improve healthcare quality in physicians practices. James E Plummer, DMgt,MBA,MSM

10/28/2019 - The Flirst Annual, PAHCOM Northeast Regional Partnership's Practice Intelligence Symposium
The First Annual, PAHCOM Northeast Regional Partnership’s Practice Intelligence Symposium was held at the Embassy Suites in Newark, Delaware on September 26 & 27, 2019. We were honored to have Karen Blanchette MBA, our PAHCOM National Director in attendance. This unique foray into collaborative learning between the Delco, Lehigh Valley, Pa., Newark, De., and Rockville, Md. chapters was immensely successful! This very special, three prong learning conference was a labor of love for the Committee members who worked tirelessly to make this the inspirational accomplishment it became. The Embassy Suites in Newark, De. was a delightful venue partner serving up tasty food and snacks, comfy suites to rest our weary bones at night and spacious conference rooms where plenty of timely information, key networking and needed education was absorbed. The conference started off on Thursday with the first section of this rare event: an iMap Leadership Course given by Connie Charles. Leadership is the key when you want to have a successful business and motivate your staff and the audience was treated to many points on how to become a great Leader. The second section of this groundbreaking occasion was our offering of the PAHCOM CMM Exam. Several members took part and passed this challenging exam including Cara Reynolds and Delco’s own committee member, Andrea Fay...congrats! The Symposium then took off to deliver jam, packed informational learning sessions on such timely topics as: Updates from CMS, Your Practice Compliance Toolbox, Strategic Planning 2.0 and Data Drive Profit. This informational happening ended on Friday evening with a rousing presentation by Sarah Fontenot on: Seeing 2020: A clear Vision of the Future of Healthcare and Practice Management. Anybody who has ever heard Sarah speak knew this was the perfect way to close this outstanding event. Congratulations to all of the Committee members, the outstanding speakers, attendees and the many Premier Partner Exhibitors who collaborated to make this “First Annual Practice Intelligence Symposium the success that it became. We are all looking forward and have begun planning next year’s event. Our October speakers were both from the non-profit company called Quality Insights. These ladies gave insightful information on how their organization can help physician practices use data and community solutions to help improve healthcare quality in physicians practices. -James E Plummer, DMgt,MBA,MSM