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Access virtual education programs offered by ACHE chapters nationwide that are available to Indiana members.
Please note that events are run by their respective hosting chapters and are not all affiliated with ACHE of Indiana. If you have any questions regarding credits or registration, please reach out to the hosting ACHE chapter.
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Healthcare Finance: From Fundamentals to the Future
ACHE of Indiana Virtual Education Series
Healthcare Finance: From Fundamentals to the Future
A four-part virtual education series designed to equip healthcare leaders with the financial knowledge, insight, and strategies needed to navigate today’s evolving healthcare landscape.
Who Should Attend
Healthcare leaders at all career stages, including clinical, operational, financial, and administrative professionals seeking a stronger understanding of healthcare finance and strategy.
Series Sessions
Session 1: Finance 101 – Decoding the Business of Healthcare
Session 2: From Bills to Bad Debt – Understanding the Patient Financial Journey
Session 3: Financial Resilience in Healthcare Organizations
Session 4: Beyond Traditional Reimbursement – Direct-to-Employer and Value-Based Models
ACHE Congress: Purpose in Motion
ACHE 2026 Congress on Healthcare Leadership: Healthcare’s Premier Leadership Event
Take the next step in your professional development, network with fellow healthcare leaders and gain actionable takeaways at the ACHE 2026 Congress on Healthcare Leadership.
Put your purpose in motion and join us March 2-4, 2026, in Houston to discover new solutions, hear unique perspectives, and learn how to positively impact health in your community.
Rethinking the Ambulatory Care Network
Rethinking the Ambulatory Care Network
As healthcare systems continue to evolve, traditional ambulatory care networks are being re-examined through a more strategic, data-driven lens. Many organizations are grappling with outdated site distributions, rising operational costs, shifting demographics, and the growing demand for integrated, patient-centered access. This session brings together leaders who are actively reshaping their organizations’ ambulatory strategies to better align with future growth, financial sustainability, and community needs.
Join us for a dynamic 1.5-hour panel discussion exploring how healthcare executives are redefining where—and how—care is delivered. Our panelists will discuss network planning, ideal geographic placement of services, capital considerations, emerging models of care, telehealth integration, and approaches to building a more agile, efficient, and patient-focused ambulatory footprint.
Moderator
Angela Stevenson, MHA, FACHE, FACMPE, SPHR, CHFP, CF-L2
Chief Executive Officer, Forté Sports Medicine and Orthopedics
Panelists
• Steve Freeland, Chief Executive Officer, Cancer Care Group
• Leah Napolitano, MD, President, St. Joseph Medical Group
• Jeff Lockridge, Vice President, Strategy & Business Development, Franciscan Health
IHA Annual Meeting
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Upcoming Qualifying Education Credit Opportunities
Earn Qualifying Education Credits from Partner Organizations!
Heapy Innovation and High Performance Summit
This program has been developed and is presented locally by ACHE of Indiana. The American College of Healthcare Executives has awarded 3 ACHE In Person Education Credits to this program.
Empowering Women in Healthcare
Join our friends at NAHSE Indy and EWHC for this empowering event. ACHE of Indiana members can earn 1 Qualifying Education Credit.
IHA Annual Meeting
ACHE of Indiana Members, refer to your email from us with the ACHE of Indiana Promo Code to use when registering.
Behavioral Healthcare: Approaches to Increase Value for the Organization and Meet Community Needs
Join us for an insightful discussion on the pivotal role of hospitals and health systems in addressing behavioral healthcare needs within communities. Despite the complexity surrounding mental health management, the statistics are compelling - with approximately 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. experiencing mental illness annually. Moreover, the prevalence of severe depression among youth has risen significantly in recent years.
