Care That's Moving Forward

The 2026 Rezilient Health Summit brought together healthcare executives, employer leaders, innovators and industry experts to explore what it will take to make healthcare work better.

The conversations tackled some of the industry’s biggest challenges, including rising costs, access to care, health system capacity, employee engagement and the growing role of AI. Across each came a common theme: the opportunity to create a more connected healthcare experience by reaching people earlier, supporting clinicians and finding new ways to deliver care.

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Agenda

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Registration & Event Check-in

Welcome to the second annual Rezilient Health Summit! Guests are encouraged to arrive early to pick up their badges, enjoy networking opportunities, and settle in before the program begins. Our team will be available answer any questions to help ensure a smooth start to the day.

Light refreshments will be provided. Please note that lunch will not be served, so we encourage guests to plan accordingly.

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Opening Remarks

Join Rezilient Health founders Danish Nagda, MD, and Jeff Gamble, PhD, as they kick off the second annual Rezilient Health Summit and welcome everyone to the day ahead.

Danish Nagda, MD  |  Founder & CEO, Rezilient Health
Jeff Gamble, PhD  |  Founder & COO, Rezilient Health

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The Catalyst Effect: How Health System Partnerships are Reshaping Healthcare

What happens when a health system takes a different approach to solving access and capacity challenges? WakeMed President & CEO Donald Gintzig joins Rezilient Health’s Danish Nagda to talk about what led WakeMed to explore a hybrid care model, how they approached the decision, and what has changed since. The conversation will explore the impact on employees, clinicians, and the broader community, along with where Donald sees healthcare partnerships heading next.

Donald R. Gintzig  |  President & CEO, WakeMed Health & Hospitals
Danish Nagda, MD |  Founder & CEO, Rezilient Health

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Expanding Reach: Reimagining Rural Access

For rural health systems, expanding access means navigating distance, workforce shortages, limited resources, and the challenge of bringing more care closer to home. Phelps Health President & CEO Jason Shenefield joins Rezilient Health’s Zeev Neuwirth to discuss how Phelps Health is tackling those realities, where partnership can help extend the reach of a rural health system, and what it takes to better serve patients and clinicians across the communities that depend on it.

Jason Shenefield, FACHE | President & CEO, Phelps Health
Zeev Neuwirth, MD | Head of Strategic Partnerships, Rezilient Health

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Building Momentum Through Employee Engagement

A great benefit only works if employees actually use it. Missouri Farm Bureau’s Shann Sievers joins Rezilient Health’s Andrew Murphy to talk about what it takes to turn a healthcare benefit into something employees understand, trust, and engage with. They’ll get into the decisions behind the benefit, what drove adoption, what did not work, and what employers need from healthcare partners to make a meaningful difference for their workforce.

Shann Sievers | Director of Human Resources, Missouri Farm Bureau
Andrew Murphy | Head of Customer Success, Rezilient Health

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The Cost of Standing Still

Healthcare costs keep rising, access remains difficult, and the experience is not getting easier for employees. So what will it take to change course? Laurel Pickering, President and CEO of Gateway Business Health Coalition and Missouri Health Value Collaborative, joins Rezilient Health to share what she is hearing from employers and why primary care has become central to the conversation. They’ll explore how employers can use their collective influence to drive change through advanced primary care, new payment models, and new approaches to accessing care.

Laurel Pickering  |  President & CEO, Gateway Business Health Coalition
Jamie Scott  |  Rezilient Health

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BREAK

Take a quick break to recharge, grab a drink and light refreshment, and connect with fellow attendees before we continue.

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Product Announcement

An exclusive look at how Rezilient is using AI to enhance the healthcare experience, connect people to the right care, and create a seamless, personalized journey for patients and providers.

Jeff Gamble, PhD  |  Founder & COO, Rezilient Health

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KEYNOTE - The Next Chapter of Medicine: How Physicians Will Lead in the Age of AI

AI is changing medicine, but the future of care will still depend on the people delivering it. American Medical Association CEO, John J. Whyte, MD, MPH, joins Rezilient Health founder and CEO Danish Nagda, MD, for a conversation about where AI is making a meaningful difference in medicine today, where caution is warranted, and what it will take to earn the trust of physicians and patients. Together, they’ll explore what responsible adoption looks like and how the role of the physician may evolve as AI becomes a greater part of care.

John J. Whyte, MD, MPH  |  CEO, American Medical Association
Danish Nagda, MD | Founder & CEO, Rezilient Health

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Closing Remarks

Healthcare doesn’t change because we talk about it—it changes when we create momentum, keep moving forward, and bring patients, providers, employers, and partners with us. 

Danish Nagda, MD  |  Founder & CEO, Rezilient Health
Jeff Gamble, PhD  |  Founder & COO, Rezilient Health

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Cocktail Hour & Reception

Join us for a cocktail hour with light hors d’oeuvres, meaningful conversations, and an opportunity to connect with fellow leaders who are helping move healthcare forward.