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The 20th Annual Health Insurance Summit will take place as a face-to-face event on the 23-24th June 2021 at the Swissôtel Sydney. It will also be available virtually.

The summit will continue to feature a balance of perspectives addressing a diverse range of critical issues, changing priorities, innovative ideas and solutions whilst considering the impact of COVID19 on consumers and the private health landscape in Australia.

“At a time when private health insurance is only going to come under greater political and media scrutiny, the Summit is a vital platform to help us all understand the sector better and appreciate the work we need to do to protect and sustain it.”

– Delegate 2020

Join us in person or virtually as we mark 20 years of the Health Insurance Summit.

FEATURING KEYNOTE ADDRESSES FROM:

• Brian Kelleher, Assistant Secretary, PHI Branch, Department of Health
• Emily Amos, Managing Director, Bupa Health Insurance
• Mark Fitzgibbon, Managing Director, nib Group
• Damien Mu, Chief Executive Officer, AIA Health Insurance
• Professor Terry Campbell, Chair, Prostheses List Advisory Committee
• Dr Rachel David, CEO, Private Healthcare Australia
• John Huijsen, General Manager, Insurance, APRA

TOPICS TO BE ADDRESSED INCLUDE:

• The Prosthesis List Reform Process: Where are we up to?
• The roadmap for private health reform – Getting medical device funding right is the key to the gate
• Health outcomes – Shifting the focus in a COVID world
• The longtail impact of COVID-19 on mental health
• Pushing barriers for medical models
• Partnering in virtual care
• Inspiring customers towards a healthier life
• Consumer complaints: Trends and issues
• Using digital health engagement platforms for timely and cost-efficient health screening and triaging
• The transformation of PHI-Data science driven disease prediction, prevention and management
• What do PHI customers really want…?
• Mental health – How can we support private patients?
• Australia vs the World: Consumer perspectives of health and healthcare