Session Schedule

Elevate your influence in shaping decisions crucial to your practice and patients getting engaged on the Hill--virtually and in person. Join us for an insightful session designed to amplify your voice among decision-makers. 
 

Discover the 'how' and 'why' behind effective Hill engagement, uncovering strategies to champion your cause. Gain deeper insights into the policy objectives set forth by AAOE, aligning your advocacy efforts with impactful initiatives. 
 

Unlock the secrets to conducting impactful Hill meetings, learning the art of running engaging and impactful sessions. Empower yourself with the tools and knowledge needed to leave an indelible mark on healthcare policy discussions. 
 

Step up as a proactive advocate for your practice and patients. Don't miss this chance to amplify your influence and be an active participant in shaping the future of orthopedic care. 

Engage in strategic conversations and insights on navigating financial challenges, optimizing revenue streams, and capitalizing on market trends specific to the orthopedic industry. Network with fellow finance leaders, share best practices, and explore innovative financial solutions driving success in orthopedic healthcare.

Recommended for: CFO, Finance Managers, Accounting, Revenue Cycle Managers.

This discussion is designed for senior practice professionals who are responsible for leading and directing their assigned functional area.

Recommended for: Operation directors, technology directors, human resource directors.

If you have over five years of experience working in practice management and/or are working in a management role that reports to a functional area director, this roundtable is for you. Exchange ideas on how to succeed in your role and prepare for further career advancement.

Recommended for: finance managers, accounting managers, human resources managers, billing managers, and related positions.

In this unique session, an expert healthcare attorney will address questions from orthopedic practice executives, exploring the latest federal developments that impact the practice of orthopedic medicine. Prior to the session, attendees are encouraged to submit their most pressing legal questions and topics to ensure a relevant, practical discussion.

The attorney will cover key topics on the minds of healthcare leaders, such as reporting medical debt to collections, new reporting requirements for Tax IDs, and the implications of upcoming healthcare laws effective in 2025. Attendees will gain clarity on these issues and practical takeaways to help them stay compliant and prepared for regulatory changes. Join us to get the legal answers you need to support your practice's success in an evolving healthcare landscape.

This discussion is designed for practice professionals who are new to the practice setting, or new in their careers. Join us to build your network and learn from others who are getting their start.

Recommended for: Practice professionals with less than 5 years of experience or under 40 years old.

Balancing exceptional patient care with financial planning can often feel like walking a tightrope, requiring constant attention and precise adjustments. Optimizing your online presence to refine your patient mix is essential in driving profits without compromising on quality care.

In this session, orthopedic practice leaders will discuss how to build a clear, actionable roadmap for identifying and attracting the most valuable patient segments for your practice — those who not only benefit from your care, but also contribute significantly to your practice’s profitability. By effectively refining your marketing strategy to boost your online visibility, engaging younger patient bases through modern communication methods, and targeting high-value segments, your practice can strike the right balance between superior care and a thriving bottom line.

Join your peers in orthopedic leadership for the AAOE Executives Roundtable to collaborate on strategies, share visions, and address big issues.

Recommended for: C-Suite* Professionals and Practice Administrators (i.e., most senior staff who reports directly to the Board).

*We recommend CFOs attend the Financial Leader Roundtable for more finance specific discussions.

This discussion is designed for those who work in a hospital-based practice. Hospital-based orthopedic practices operate within a hospital or healthcare system. Orthopedic physicians may be employed by the hospital or work under a contractual arrangement. 

Recommended for: Any orthopedic practice professional who works in a hospital setting.