Healthcare organizations face growing pressure to improve outcomes, enhance patient experience, address workforce challenges, advance health outcomes and succeed in increasingly value-driven environments. At the same time, rapid advances in technology, digital quality measurement, team-based care, artificial intelligence and patient expectations are reshaping what effective care delivery will require in the years ahead.

What will distinguish high-performing primary care organizations in 2030? What capabilities should healthcare leaders be building today to prepare for the future?

This interactive strategy and readiness workshop will explore the trends, capabilities, and innovations expected to shape the next generation of primary care and care delivery. Through facilitated discussions, peer collaboration, self-assessment activities, and practical planning exercises, participants will examine how emerging models of care are evolving and identify opportunities to strengthen their organization's readiness for the future.

Participants will work alongside healthcare leaders from diverse organizations to assess their current state, identify strategic priorities, and develop a practical roadmap for advancing care delivery transformation over the next three to five years.

Attendees will leave with actionable tools and a personalized action plan that can be used to engage leadership teams, inform strategic planning discussions, and guide future transformation efforts.

Learning Objectives

• Describe key trends expected to influence primary care and care delivery through 2030, including workforce transformation, digital health, artificial intelligence, consumer expectations, and value-based care.
• Assess organizational readiness across critical capabilities associated with high-performing primary care organizations.
• Identify strategic opportunities and capability gaps that may affect future performance, patient outcomes, and operational sustainability.
• Prioritize transformational initiatives that align with organizational goals and emerging healthcare market demands.
• Develop a practical roadmap to strengthen their organization's readiness for the future of primary care and care delivery.

Who Should Attend

• Primary care leaders. 
• PCMH-recognized practices. 
• Care transformation teams. 
• Clinical leadership. 
• Value-based care strategists.

Earn 4 additional CEU points.

Limited capacity.
Separate registration required.