U.S. HEALTH FORUM

Real-world leadership for the technology healthcare depends on.

A peer-led forum for healthcare executives leading technology, security, resilience, and innovation in today’s clinical environment.

Healthcare technology discussion

THE COMMITMENT

Strengthen healthcare technology leadership through peer exchange, shared learning, collaboration, and practical resources.

CYBER RESILIENCE  •  CLINICAL SYSTEMS  •  RESPONSIBLE AI  •  INFRASTRUCTURE  •  GOVERNANCE

MANDATE

The decisions have real impact. The conversations should too.

Healthcare technology leaders manage enterprise risk while supporting care that cannot pause. This forum gives leaders a trusted space to compare approaches, pressure-test decisions, and turn shared experience into practical insight they can put to work.

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PEER-LEVEL EXCHANGE

Senior leaders facing similar responsibilities and challenges, with a member-led agenda grounded in firsthand experience.

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BUILT ON TRANSPARENCY

Clear attribution, visible leadership, and an open approach to sharing useful ideas with the broader healthcare community.

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PRACTICAL BY NATURE

Each cycle is built to produce something members can use—actionable insight, a decision aid, or a valuable peer connection.

PRIORITIES

Where leadership, technology, and healthcare meet.

The agenda is set by members and changes with the environment. These domains establish the common ground.

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CYBERSECURITY & RESILIENCE

Preparedness, recovery, third-party risk, identity, and the operating decisions that protect care continuity.

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RESPONSIBLE AI

Governance, clinical safety, workforce adoption, architecture, and evidence for moving from pilots to durable value.

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CLINICAL SYSTEMS

EHR strategy, interoperability, digital workflows, reliability, and the technology friction experienced by care teams.

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INFRASTRUCTURE

Modernization, cloud, data platforms, technical debt, observability, and disciplined investment in core foundations.

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OPERATING MODELS

Portfolio choices, talent, sourcing, governance, value realization, and stronger partnership with clinical operations.

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EXECUTIVE STEWARDSHIP

Board communication, regulatory readiness, risk decisions, and leadership through sustained change and constraint.

OPERATING RHYTHM

Enough structure to create momentum. Enough flexibility to stay relevant.

01QUARTERLYExecutive working sessionsFocused discussions built around member-defined decisions and active operating challenges.
02AS NEEDEDTrusted peer responseA direct channel for time-sensitive questions, pattern checks, and practical referrals.
03TWICE YEARLYPractical resourcesConcise playbooks, decision frameworks, benchmarks, or board-ready perspectives.
04QUARTERLYLeadership agendaA member-led view of the issues most likely to shape healthcare technology stewardship.
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FOUNDING COUNCIL

Sixteen leaders. One trusted forum.

A deliberately small group built for candid exchange. Trusted relationships shaped by shared challenges. A collective voice the healthcare field can rely on.

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Avery Morgan

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 01

Austin, TX

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Jordan Ellis

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 02

Denver, CO

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Cameron Brooks

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 03

Chicago, IL

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Taylor Bennett

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 04

Atlanta, GA

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Morgan Hayes

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 05

Phoenix, AZ

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Riley Chen

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 06

Seattle, WA

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Alex Rivera

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 07

Boston, MA

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Casey Patel

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 08

Dallas, TX

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Jamie Lawson

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 09

Portland, OR

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Drew Sullivan

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 10

Nashville, TN

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Quinn Parker

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 11

Minneapolis, MN

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Reese Coleman

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 12

Charlotte, NC

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Peyton Shaw

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 13

San Diego, CA

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Emerson Blake

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 14

Columbus, OH

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Skyler Reed

Chief Information Officer

Example Health System 15

Tampa, FL

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Finley Grant

Chief Information Security Officer

Example Health System 16

Raleigh, NC

MEMBERSHIP

Participation is selective because trust is the operating model.

If you are a sitting healthcare CIO, CISO, or equivalent enterprise executive, contact us for more information about membership.

MEMBERSHIP EXPECTATIONS

01Contribute candidly from direct operating experience.
02Use information responsibly and follow stated attribution, privacy, and security boundaries.
03Participate consistently and respond when peer perspective is needed.
04Help convert discussion into practical, shareable outcomes.

Final eligibility, term, dues, and participation requirements are set by the Forum’s governing body.

“The value is not another stream of information. It is knowing which experienced peer to call and having already built the trust to call them.”

FOUNDING PRINCIPLE

FOUNDING MEMBERSHIP

Shape the Future of Healthcare Technology.

To request consideration or nominate a qualified peer, contact the U.S. Health Forum. Every inquiry is reviewed individually.

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