FRIDAY, MARCH 13

Medical Track

3:45 PM

Conference Welcome

Scott Middleton, Founder | Your Health

4 PM

Value-Based Care

Ryan Beres

5 PM

KEYNOTE: Earning Trust to Advance Quality: The Role of Communication and Emerging Technologies in Transforming Care

Laura Cooley, Ph.D.

  • Examine Trust: What matters most to patients, the current state of trust in healthcare, and how trust influences patient confidence, engagement, and outcomes.

  • Communicate in the Age of AI: Exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping patient-provider interactions – and the implications for empathy, transparency, and human connection in care delivery.

  • Earn Trust through Communication: Strategies to equip healthcare teams with communication skills that support meaningful relationships, ensuring patients feel heard, valued, and respected.

SATURDAY, MARCH 14

Medical Track

8:40 AM

Pharmacy and Physician Collaboration: Enhancing Medication Management and De-prescribing Initiatives

Michael Sanders, DO

  • Understand polypharmacy.

  • Realize the benefit of clinician/pharmacy collaboration.

  • Discuss tools for medication monitoring.

  • Learn the side effects of some of the common medications we prescribe daily, and what problems can arise.

10 AM

How AI-Empowered Patients and Doctors Can Take Control in Primary Care

Robert Pearl, MD

  • Understand how AI can alleviate clinician burnout by providing patients with medical expertise to better manage their chronic diseases.

  • Appreciate the pathways for doctors and patients to take back control of medical practice from corporate entities.

  • Understand that the successful integration of AI in healthcare hinges on overcoming existing systemic barriers and fostering a connected, collaborative, and patient-centric medical system.

12:45 PM

Predictive Modelling and CBT for Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Stratifying Patients to Differing Intensity and Dose to Improve Access

Phil Klassen, MD

  • Learn about the implementation of coached e-therapy.

  • Grasp the predictive modelling results for these service users (intensity and dose).

  • Understand the outcomes of e-therapy for mood and anxiety problems using this mode.

2:05 PM

Power BI

Will Stillinger

3:10 PM

Wrinkles and Reps: How to Get Granny some Gainz

Casey McMillan, MD, and Dustin Schleomp

  • Analyze the barriers to geriatric fitness.

  • Evaluate evidence-based strategies for promoting physical activity.

  • Discuss practical approaches for implementing geriatric exercise programs.

4:30 PM

Below the Belt, Above the Bar: Leveling Up Pelvic and Urinary Health

James G. Thomas, MD, Stephanie Rich, APRN, and Amy Wyman, APRN

  • Learn comprehensive UTI treatment, prevention, testing, and management.

  • Describe the need for specificity and use of lab testing for genitourinary differential diagnosis.

  • Understand the new guidelines from the AUA in the treatment of genitourinary syndrome of menopause.

  • Understand the interface of Your Health Specialty Urology in the care and treatment of patients with urology-specific diagnoses.

  • Describe and be able to utilize Urology Specialty with the Your Health Pelvic Health Program to reduce the incidence of UTI in our patient population.

Medical Track

SUNDAY, MARCH 15

8:15 AM

Drop It Low: Applying the ADA Standards of Care for Diabetes Management

Christie Monahan, PharmD

  • Explain the pathophysiology of diabetes mellitus in patient-friendly terms.

  • Compare pharmacotherapy treatment options and apply to patient care with a focus on guideline-directed management.

  • Assess current treatment, including non-medicinal factors, contributing to overall health wellbeing while modifying clinical practice.

  • Improve patient experience with interprofessional collaboration

9:15 AM

Defining and Providing Wellness and Primary Care in Skilled Nursing Facilities

Ramesh Krishnaraj, MD

  • Clarify what “wellness” means for older adults in skilled nursing settings.

  • Explain how wellness and primary care contribute to better outcomes, reduced hospitalizations, and improved quality of life.

  • Understand how clinicians, nurses, therapists, and aides contribute to wellness and primary care.

10:45 AM

Updates in Hormone Replacement Therapy

John Short, DO, and Brooke Howard

  • Recognize a patient’s deficiencies based on symptoms.

  • Understand treatment goals and endpoints.

  • Coordinate appropriate follow-up for long-term benefits.