Mayo Clinic is synonymous with medical innovations, advancements, and a determination to inspire hope. Mayo helps solve the world's toughest medical problems — one person at a time.
We know many self-insured organizations face significant challenges when dealing with high-cost medical claims. These claims often involve individuals with complex, serious, or undiagnosed conditions, leading to financial strain for both organizations and covered members.
In this webinar, we will
- Explore innovative approaches to tackle this pressing issue.
- Show some of the latest advancements in medical diagnostics and care.
- Discuss actionable steps toward building an equitable benefits solution that breaks down barriers to high-quality healthcare for all covered members.
In her role, Elizabeth leads the teams supporting the Mayo Clinic Complex Care Program, transplant and cell and gene therapy contracting, payer Centers of Excellence, and international contracting. Elizabeth is passionate about collaborating with employers, payers, third-party administrators and navigation companies to ensure individuals with complex medical conditions have access to the care they need.
Elizabeth has a bachelor's degree from Drake University and a Master of Business Administration from Augsburg College.
Brent has a background in product management, marketing, and communications. He is responsible for building relationships with employers, payers, and third-party administrators to ensure that complex patients have access to Mayo Clinic’s destination medical centers in Rochester, Florida, and Arizona.
Brent completed his undergraduate degree at the University of Minnesota and holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Augsburg University.
