Agenda

CE/CLE Session
This session explores the evolving role of AI in healthcare, highlighting emerging trends, innovations and ethical considerations across the risk management spectrum. We will explore how AI enhances diagnostics patient care and operational efficiency while discussing potential risks, including bias, data security and regulatory changes. Join us to discuss the future of AI dash driven healthcare and its impact on providers and patients alike.

CE/CLE Session
The Human & Social Services industry has encountered disruption in the insurance marketplace, with 2025 expected to be another challenging year for capacity, terms and pricing. This panel will explore the realities facing these organizations’ insurance programs as well as the ways they are addressing and managing their risk. Joined by a panel comprising a carrier executive, multi-state foster care executive, middle market agency marketing director, and wholesale broker this session should provide insight from all vantage points for placing these risks in today’s market.

During this session, the panelists will discuss the growing overlap between civil and criminal liabilities faced by healthcare professionals. The focus will be on understanding both types of exposures, examining real-world case examples, and providing actionable strategies to manage these risks. Topics will include initial civil response, escalation to criminal allegations, communication protocols, organizational liability considerations, and cross-departmental coordination. Attendees will gain insights into proactive risk planning and strategic takeaways for enhancing their preparedness.

CE/CLE Session
This session will offer insight into the types of exposures driving Auto and Abuse/Molestation claims in senior living and health care operations. The panel will discuss strategies on how to structure, underwrite and differentiate price for these coverages. The panel will identify how the broader auto and abuse/molestation results are impacting the healthcare lines of business and ways to defend profitability in an insurance company’s portfolio.

CE/CLE Session
The 2025 presidential transition may lead to changes in healthcare and how these changes unfold will define the future landscape of healthcare liability. Navigating complex and interconnected trends such as deregulation initiatives, access to care, price transparency mandates, tort reform the evolving financial, legal, regulatory challenges is crucial to both healthcare providers and insurers in 2025 and beyond.