CirrusMD to Lead HR Retail Discussion on Increasing Healthcare Access to Underserved Employees
CirrusMD, the fastest growing provider of on-demand virtual primary care, announced it will lead several interactive sessions at HR Retail, the leading human resources and employee benefits-focused conference for retail and ecommerce organizations. The event will be held at the Hyatt Regency Austin.
This year, HR Retail welcomes attendees back in person, as the community gathers to address the transformation brought about by the pandemic, share success stories, and identify key strategies to thrive in the new normal. It’s expected that 200+ HR executives will be participating in discussions that include industry thought-leader panels, round tables and workshops.
CirrusMD will lead facilitated sessions in which participants are invited to collaborate on new ways to deliver healthcare to underserved and underrepresented employees, and how to meld virtual care with Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DE&I) initiatives.
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Workshop: “Can Your DE&I Programs Help Increase Healthcare Accessibility & Equity?”
CirrusMD’s Vice President of Employer Markets, Jeff Voss will lead an interactive workshop focusing on the needs of underrepresented employee groups and allowing attendees to explore the building blocks of healthcare-related DE&I initiatives. Voss stated, “Although DE&I is top of mind for HR & benefits leaders, lots of employees are still underrepresented — especially when it comes to healthcare access. In this session, we’ll brainstorm ways to address gaps in care often due to ethnicity, gender, occupation, age, income, geography and culture.”
Roundtable Discussion: “Delivering Cost-Effective, Integrated, Whole-Person Care to Your Employees”
CirrusMD’s Strategic Accounts Director, Laura Clark will lead roundtable discussions aimed at identifying new ways for participants to deliver whole-person care for their employees, particularly underserved or underinsured workers. “In our discussion, we’ll define what whole-person care is, how healthcare services can impact it, and brainstorm ideas to help HR leaders implement whole-person care within their organizations,” said Clark.
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