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The Future of Value-Based
Care & Risk Contracting

Nashville, TN | March 11-12th, 2026

Arbital Health is hosting an exclusive, invite-only summit, bringing together 150+ top thought leaders dedicated to solving the toughest challenges in risk-based healthcare. Connect with industry peers, learn what’s truly working, and leave inspired and better equipped to succeed in the next chapter of value-based care.

Executives from provider and payer organizations, VBC enablers, digital health companies, and policymakers will come together for candid discussions on the realities of risk contracting, scale, and accountability—including the emerging role AI is playing in VBC execution.

We’re thrilled to have you join us for this incredible event and can’t wait to connect in person!

Dynamic discussions exploring:


Keeping It Real in VBC: Where ROI Actually Shows Up


CMS & CMMI Policy Landscape: What’s New for 2026


AI Ownership Across Providers, Payers, and Platforms


AI at the Point of Care—From Data to Clinical Decisions


What It Takes to Win in Specialty Value-Based Care


The Endgame for Value-Based Care: Who Wins, Who Loses, and What Must Exist to Scale

March 11-12, 2026

Nashville: A Hub for Healthcare Innovation

Nashville is a powerhouse in the healthcare industry, home to a dynamic network of providers, payers, and innovators. With a rich history of healthcare leadership and a thriving ecosystem, we’re excited to host our summit in this vibrant city and can’t wait to see you there!

Who's Attending?

We’re bringing together a powerhouse group of industry leaders shaping the future of value-based care and risk contracting. This invite-only summit will feature executives from across the healthcare landscape—including payers, VBC enablers, digital health innovators, and policymakers.

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Agenda

Day 1 - Wednesday, March 11th

6:00 → 8:00pm

Welcome Reception

 

Day 2 - Thursday, March 12th

7:30 → 8:30
Networking Breakfast & Coffee
reception area
8:30 → 8:40
CEO Address
Albertine Ballroom
Brian Overstreet
CEO, Arbital Health
8:40 → 9:30
Keynote Address: Keynote Address: How AI, Operating Models, and Governance Are Reshaping the Future of Value-Based Care
Albertine Ballroom
Stephen Klasko M.D.
Former President and CEO Jefferson Health, Executive in Residence, General Catalyst
9:30 → 10:15
Keeping It Real: Where ROI Actually Shows Up in VBC and AI Use (and Where It Doesn’t)
Albertine Ballroom

A no-spin conversation on what’s truly generating returns in value-based care today, why margins are getting squeezed, how AI is changing the economics in real (not hype-driven) ways, and the hard pivots payers and providers must make for VBC to be economically sustainable.

Ian Duncan Ph.D., FSA, MAAA (Moderator)
President-Elect and Vice Chair, Society of Actuaries
Eric Tanner
CEO, Arkos Health
Adriana Day
Chief Financial Officer, Interwell
Andy Marino
SVP, Retail Segments & Network, AmeriHealth Caritas
Mark Gwynne
Chief Value Officer, UNC Health | President, UNC Health Alliance
10:15 → 11:00
Breakout Session A: Prompting AI for Real VBC Financial Decisions
Albertine Ballroom

An interactive session on how to work with AI that understands VBC context. We will explore how to connect contracts, risk adjustment, utilization, and financial exposure into outputs that make sense to finance, ops, and anyone else who has to explain the numbers later.

Robert Stewart
Chief Technology Officer, Arbital Health
Jiaming Wang
Head of Product, Arbital Health
10:15 → 11:00
Breakout Session B: AI at the Point of Care — From Data to Clinical Decisions
Edmondson Breakout Room

This panel explores what it takes to use AI in real care settings and how AI-driven decision support improves outcomes, where it creates friction, and how clinical AI has to perform when care quality and financial risk are tightly linked.

Najib Jai, M.D. (Moderator)
COO, Arbital Health | Former CEO, Conduce Health (Acquired by Switchboard Health)
Dr. Andrew von Eschenbach M.D.
President at Samaritan Health Initiatives | Former Commissioner of Food and Drug Administration | Former Director of the National Cancer Institute
Doug Smith M.D.
Co-Founder and Chief Clinical Officer, Skylight Health
11:00 → 11:30
Networking Break
Reception Area
11:30 → 12:15
Owning the Strategy: Who Controls AI as a Healthcare Organization Taking Risk?
Reception Area

When ACOs, risk enablers, and health plans take on risk, AI stops being just another vendor decision. This panel digs into who really controls intelligence across providers, payers, EHRs, and data platforms, and why those choices shape leverage, differentiation, and financial upside down the line.

Aneesh Chopra (Moderator)
Former CTO, United States | Chair of the Arcadia Institute | Author
Samir Deshpande
Former CIO, Humana
Yubin Park
Chief Technology Officer, Falcon Health
Emily Brower
CEO, NAACOs
12:15 → 1:15
Lunch
Reception Area
1:15 → 1:45
Fireside Chat with Gov. Tommy Thompson
Albertine Ballroom
A candid fireside conversation examining the structural challenges still holding U.S. healthcare back. The discussion will explore the future balance between federal and state influence, what the industry continues to misunderstand about risk-based care, and why many organizations struggle to perform under financial pressure.
Governor Tommy Thompson
Former United States Secretary of Health and Human Services
Stephanie Gutendorf
Chief Commercial Officer, Arbital Health
1:45 → 2:30
Policy Landscape: What’s New for 2026
Albertine Ballroom

A no-nonsense read on what policy trends are actually changing in 2026. We will separate meaningful shifts from background noise and talk through how providers and payers should be preparing now to stay ahead of upcoming shifts.

Andrew Mackenzie, FSA, CERA, MAAA (Moderator)
Chief Science Officer, Arbital Health
Nicole Bradberry
Chief Executive Officer and Founder, FLACCOs and TXACCOs
Scott Allen
President, Helse Consulting Group
Paul Keckley
Principal, The Keckley Report
2:30 → 3:15
Networking Break
Reception Area
3:15 → 4:00
Breakout Session A: What It Takes to Win in Specialty Value-Based Care
Edmondson Breakout Rooom

Specialty value-based care is where complexity and cost collide. Leaders across oncology, MSK, ESRD, and cardiac care break down what is working, where scale starts to wobble, and how they are managing risk in populations that do not forgive sloppy execution.

Eric Glazer (Moderator)
CEO, Bright Spots Ventures | Host & Executive Producer of the Bright Spots in Healthcare podcast
Joe Leinbach
CEO, RightMove Health
Rhonda Henschel
SVP, Payer and Care Transformation, The US Oncology Network
Rob Nation
Chief Risk Officer, Monogram Health
Steve Seftchick
Chief Payor Relations Officer, CVAUSA
3:15 → 4:00
Breakout Session B: Construction of a Successful VBC Contract
Albertine Ballroom

The initial construction of a value-based contract can make or break its success. VBC leaders share lessons learned and discuss key considerations as they break down the construction of a successful value-based contract.

Lewis Mattison (Moderator)
Managing Director and Founder, Mattison Advisory
Todd Leri
Operating Partner, EIR Partners | Former Chief Growth Officer, Carebridge
Blaine Lindsey
VP, National Enterprise Growth/Partnerships, Counterpart Health
Regan Murphy
Operating Partner, Rubicon Founders | Former SVP Managed Care, Oak Street Health
Umar Gilani
Vice President, Actuarial Services, Centene Corporation
4:00 → 4:30
Fireside Chat: The Endgame for Value-Based Care: Who Wins, Who Loses, and What Must Exist to Scale
Albertine Ballroom

A big picture closing conversation between Tim Smith, Chief Actuary at Arbital Health and Juliette Price, Chief Solutions Officer at HSG on why value-based care still has not broken through at scale, despite years of pilots, policy, and tech investment. They will discuss shifting risk dynamics, structural friction, and why shared infrastructure—not more tools—may decide who advances and who stalls.

Tim Smith, ASA, MAAA, MS
Chief Actuary, Arbital Health
Juliette Price
Chief Solutions Officer, HSG
4:30 → 4:45
Closing Remarks
Albertine Ballroom
Brian Overstreet
CEO, Arbital Health

We Look Forward to Welcoming You in Nashville!

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