Richmond, Virginia - Click for Agenda and Registration

The Virginia Chapter of AAHAM
2017 Summer Regional Conference

Larrick Student Center, VCU 900 Turpin Street Richmond, VA 23219 (804) 828-0100 Friday, June 9, 2017 Registration links at the bottom of this page

Agenda

7:30-8:20		Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:20-8:30		Welcome and Opening Remarks David Nicholas, CRCE-I, President Virginia AAHAM
8:30-8:55		AAHAM Certification Overview Brenda Chambers, MHA, CRCE–I/P, CRIP, FHFMA, CRCR, National Certification Chair
9:00-10:25		Achievement Now Tyler Enslin, Direct Development Training
10:30-10:45		Break
10:45-12:00		The Indispensable Revenue Cycle Leader: Remaining vital as healthcare continues to change Wendell White, VP Revenue Cycle –VCU Health System
12:15-1:00		Lunch
1:00-1:55		Mary Washington’s Journey to Patient Self-Registration Kiosks Linda M. Patry, BA, CRCE-I, Patient Financial Services Director, MWHC Patrice Catlett, MBA, Manager Patient Access ED, Mary Washington Hospital Doug Fallon, Vice President, Sales, Vecna Technologies
2:00-3:00		You Need to Triple Your Staff Tomorrow: Increase Net Revenue by 1% Through Low Balance Collections Peter Angerhofer, Principal, Colburn Hill Group
3:00-3:15		Break
3:15-4.15		The Importance of Managing and Protecting Patient Identities Chris Wild, Identity Management Regional Director, Experian Health
4:15-4:30		Door Prizes and Closing Remarks

Our charitable organization for this meeting is the McKinney-Vento Regional Education Program with Richmond Public Schools. They serve students and/or families that are experiencing homelessness within Richmond Public Schools. Offering a wide variety of services from essential items from their resource closet (clothing, food, school supplies, household items, etc.) to ensuring students have adequate transportation to remain in their school of origin while experiencing homelessness outside of their school zone. Other things they provide are direct case management services, assistance with fees for graduation, field trips, SAT/ACT testing, college applications, etc. With the help of some community donors they are able to help families stay in a hotel a night longer, secure a storage site so they do not lose their belongings, secure an apartment with a security deposit, etc. During the 2015-2016 school year, we identified over 1,700 students experiencing homelessness within Richmond Public Schools. Each year the number resets and we start over in identifying and serving our students.

Parking at the meeting is included in your registration fee and will be provided at 8th Street Deck location at VCU. Additional information to follow to all registrants of the meeting.

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We reserve the right to cancel or re-schedule a program because of insufficient number of registrants or other unforeseen circumstances, or to close registration when a program is over subscribed.