More than 600 senior health care executives gathered yesterday at the Nashville Health Care Council’s signature event, “Wall Street’s View on Prospects for the Health Care Industry,” to hear top analysts discuss the investment outlook for the coming year. The conversation was moderated by Joey Jacobs, former chairman and CEO, Acadia Healthcare, and included Ana…
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Rebecca Cardenas | News Channel 4 (WSMV) The number of workers in downtown Nashville grew by 25 percent in three years, according to a recent business census. In 2015, nearly 57,230 people worked in downtown Nashville. According to a report by Nashville Downtown Partnership, there are now 72,000. “Not surprising,” Hayley Hovious, President of the…
Today, officials with the Nashville Health Care Council, including former U.S. Senate Majority Leader William H. Frist, M.D., and health care economist Larry Van Horn, announced the 2019 class of the Nashville Health Care Council Fellows. The class includes 28 senior executives from across the country representing a diverse array of sectors within health care…
The Nashville Health Care Council announced today that Katie Schlacter has been promoted to vice president, program development and director, Fellows. In her new role, Schlacter will oversee thought leadership strategy on behalf of the organization to develop distinctive offerings for the Council’s 300 high-level corporate members. In addition, she will direct Council Fellows, an…
The Nashville Health Care Council is pleased to announce two new additions to its team. Kim Clanton will serve as the office administrator for the Council. In this role, she provides administrative support to the president and COO by maintaining calendars, serving as the initial point of contact for the Council’s board members and managing…
Less than two weeks before the historic 2018 election, the Nashville Health Care Council hosted a dynamic discussion with nationally known policy experts, offering insights on the state of health care policy. The panel included former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, founder and CEO, The Daschle Group; former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, M.D., partner,…
Joel Stinnett | Nashville Business Journal Many Democrats across the nation have made health care the central issue in their midterm election campaigns, but at least one prominent Nashville politician and doctor doesn’t think the issue is going to persuade independents to vote blue. “People don’t vote on issues in midterm elections. Midterm elections are…
Stephen Elliott | Nashville Post Two former U.S. Senate majority leaders — one a Democrat, the other a Republican — differed in their predictions of how health care will affect the upcoming midterm elections during a panel discussion in Nashville Friday. Tom Daschle, the former Democratic senator from South Dakota, said Democrats have been able…
