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 Sherri Dorfman, CEO, Stepping Stone Partners

My Consumer eHealth Engagement blog is designed to inform professionals from Health Information Technology companies, Health Plans and Healthcare Delivery organizations about new approaches and solutions to engage and empower consumers/members/employees/patients to make more informed decisions, self- manage and collaborate with their care team, families and others like them. The ultimate goal is better health and outcomes.

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    Multi-Channel, Multi-Touch Approach to Maximize Member Engagement

    Innovative health plans are experimenting with an expanding set of marketing channels to motivate members including mobile and social media. They are getting smarter about synchronizing these touches for maximum member response.

    In addition to staying aligned with their members’ evolving needs, Plans must reach members where they are, in a way that is ‘meaningful’ to that member to motivate healthy outcomes.

    During this moderated panel discussion, you will learn how Plans are:

    • Understanding the consumer’s changing behavior in this social and economic environment
    • Synchronizing their segmentation and personalization strategies across the communication channels
    • Testing new media and mobile approaches to build member loyalty
    • Delivering consumer education to address member confusion with plan and care options

    Moderated by Sherri Dorfman, CEO & Consumer eHealth Engagement Specialist, Stepping Stone Partners

    Panelists:

    • Molly Goins-Cox, Head of Member Experience, Aetna
    • Kevin Riley, VP of Innovation and Consumer Health Solutions Group, BCBS of Florida
    • Mark Scrimshire, Director of Internet Channel Strategy, CareFirst BCBS

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