For January’s East Coast CIO Forum, Truision will feature Dan Hirschfeld, President and Chief Executive Officer at Cosán Group, an industry-leading healthcare organizations creating new pathways to modern aging with technology driven preventative care services, offering concierge home care for older adults. Dan will be discussing the “Effect of Covid and Strategic Technology on Eldercare” on Wednesday, January 27th at 12:00pm EST.
Meeting Agenda
Effects of COVID on Eldercare
- The cost of eldercare
- Home vs hospital care for the elderly
- Preventative vs reactionary- treating disease
- Cost-efficient socially distant and remote care
- Challenge of care while quarantined
- Depression & the elderly- Behavioral health support
- Most recent technology advances & new opportunities
- Looking ahead…3-5 Year horizon
- Patient response to the new technologies and overall challenges
- The short and long term impact of Covid on healthcare
Dan Hirschfeld’s Bio
Dan Hirschfeld is the President and Chief Executive Officer at Cosán Group, an industry-leading healthcare organizations creating new pathways to modern aging with technology driven preventative care services, offering concierge home care for older adults. Cosán’s Full Service Suite supports Chronic Care Management (CCM), Principle Care Management (PCM), Transitional Care Management (TCM), Behavioral Health Integration (BHI) and Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) programs, in addition to ACO, Medicine Advantage and Payors, which has propelled Cosán to deliver a practice and patient-centric approach to remote care coordination.
Dan has over 35 years in healthcare, with 23 serving as President of all the ancillary divisions at Genesis Healthcare, including Genesis Physician Services (GPS), Genesis Rehab Services (GRS), Home and Community Based Services (Vitality Rehab), Respiratory Health Services (RHS), Signature Home Health and Hospice, CareerStaff Unlimited, Hallmark Institutional Pharmacy, GRS Academy and GRS-HS International. These divisions totaled over $1 billion in revenue, with 1,700 locations serving over 500,000 patients per year throughout the USA and China.
Dan has also founded companies, raising over $350 million in equity for Hallmark Senior Communities and Bill Me Later, which was later sold to eBay for $950 million. He is a national presenter and panelist for the healthcare industry, including national investment conferences, and has been an industry representative to various state and national government bodies.
“I believe Cosán is perfectly positioned, supporting telehealth in an aging America, which desperately needs the services, prevention and coordination we provide. The Cosán team inspires me each day with their dedication and drive in helping seniors live better lives.
