October 27-28, 2025 | Chicago
Stay Ahead of the Changing Medicaid Landscape
Hospital executives from coast to coast joined America’s Essential Hospitals’ for an intensive two-day Medicaid Summit, Oct. 27–28, in Chicago. This flagship event united health care leaders to tackle pressing Medicaid payment reforms and operational hurdles that face hospitals filling a safety net role in their communities.
This year’s summit featured an enhanced focus on managed care directed payments and the strategic implications of evolving Medicaid regulations. The event culminated with a keynote presentation by Eyman Partners, a boutique law firm providing a mix of legal, strategic, and policy advice to health industry leaders.
Medicaid Summit was an opportunity to gain actionable insights from national experts, network with peers, and stay ahead of the rapidly changing Medicaid landscape.
Who Attended?
CEOs, chief financial officers, directors of reimbursement, and government relations professionals
Emerging leaders in finance, accounting, and other areas that oversee Medicaid policy and finance
What People are Saying
Speakers
Robert Barish, MD, MBA
Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Professor of Emergency Medicine, University of Illinois Chicago, University of Illinois Hospital & Health Sciences System
Anita Colón, MHS
Vice President of Revenue Cycle Operations, Temple University Health System
Quinn Glenzinski
Chief Administrative Officer UNM Care Health Plan, UNM Hospital
Nicole Harper, PhD
Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of Revenue Cycle Services, Eskenazi Health
Kamera Meaney, MBA
Chief Health Policy and Government Relations Officer, University Health
Bruce Siegel, MD, MPH
Outgoing President and CEO, America's Essential Hospitals
Thank You to Our Sponsor
Questions?
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Accessibility
America’s Essential Hospitals is committed to hosting inclusive and accessible events that enable all individuals to engage fully. If you require accommodations to participate in this event, you may request them during conference registration or email events@essentialhospitals.org by Oct. 20 to ensure proper coordination and arrangement of your request.