Agenda

The Allure and Peril of a Healthcare AI Sidekick
Peter Loforte

Market Innovations in Trust & Data Exchange

Trust by Design: How Health Literacy Makes AI in Healthcare Work
Karen Komondor 

Chief AI Officers on Innovation

Resilient Systems, Trusted Care: The Future of Healthcare Cybersecurity

Who do you trust with your health data? In today’s high-stakes cybersecurity landscape, trust can be built—or broken—in an instant. Join one of the nation’s top cybersecurity attorneys as they sit down with a nationally recognized healthcare cybersecurity leader for an unfiltered conversation on what really drives confidence in the system. This isn’t about check-the-box compliance. It’s about the policies, partnerships, and oversight that separate resilience from risk. Walk away with insider insights on how trust is won, why it’s lost, and what it takes to keep patients—and providers—safe in an increasingly complex digital world.

Speakers:
Erik Decker, VP & Chief Information Security Officer, Intermountain Health;
Rita Heimes, Senior Counsel, Cybersecurity & Privacy, Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld

Speaker:
Amy Gleason, Acting Administrator, US DOGE Service and Strategic Advisor, US Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

The Intersection of AI and Privacy Policy at the Federal Level

Trust Talk: It Takes Trust to Tango: Preserving Privacy, Trust, and Patient Autonomy in a Digital Health Ecosystem

Today’s patients have the right to get and share copies of their own health data and even use AI to understand the information if they want. This right is part of HIPAA’s 25-year-old trust framework that patients recognize as baseline privacy and security protections for their health information, even if not always well-understood. And because HIPAA imposes responsibilities on the healthcare entities, the burden of managing privacy and security does not fall to the individual. When patients migrate their health data out of traditional healthcare settings, they might expect that their health data will be treated with the same privacy and trust? Will patients be unaware of how others might use their data, for what purposes, with what privacy protection? How will broadening the use and reach of patient-directed exchange risk ripping HIPAA’s core trust fabric? Two people who trust each other enough to have passionate but different views on these topics discuss those differences in an intimate conversation, almost as if you were sitting at their dinner table with them—and yes, they’ve been married for 35 years.

Speakers:
Lucia Savage, Chief Privacy & Regulatory Officer at Omada Health;
Mark Savage, Managing Director, Digital Health Strategy & Policy, Savage & Savage LLC

Healthcare AI and Privacy in Congress

Where Artificial Intelligence and Regulation Meet

Moore’ s Law posits that computing power increases exponentially over time—a proxy for innovation. But drug development, in terms of efficiency, is following “Eroom’s Law” (“Moore’s” spelled backward)—in other words, declining precipitously. In an exploration of how AI can help us streamline drug discovery, Dr. Fakhouri will address the data access and trust issues that arise, and how privacy and transparency can be maintained.

Speaker:
Tala Fakhouri, PhD, MPH, AI & Digital Policy, Real-World Research, Vice President Consulting, Parexel

States as Drivers of Privacy and AI Legislation

Guidance on AI Regulation in Healthcare

Representatives from graphic facilitation firm The Grove and our sponsor organizations will review the agenda and process for Wednesday’s collaborative work session.