May 13 | 8 AM to 3 PM
Parkview Events Center | 200 8th Ave. North, Seattle 

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Costs are rising, quality is falling. Too many Washingtonians can’t access affordable, high-value care. Let’s collaborate on solutions.

Care costs keep climbing while quality slips. Too many Washingtonians pay more and still struggle to access high-value care they can afford. And that pressure lands on families, employers, and the people who deliver care.

On May 13, Washington Health Alliance and our partners will convene employers, providers, health plans, and community leaders to move from shared challenges to collaborative action.

You’ll hear what’s working, learn practical approaches you can apply, and connect with peers who are ready to drive measurable health care improvement.

Free Webinar
March 12 from 12 to 1 PM

With heart disease a leading killer in our country, clinicians face the challenge of ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective treatment while reducing unnecessary and costly services. When we took a look at wasteful care in 2023 with the help of Milliman’s Health Waste Calculator, we found that coronary angiography was a leading cause of waste with more than 800 unnecessary procedures generating more than $12 million in waste. We will explore at how innovations like AI can help address these issues and minimize wasteful care.

By the end of the session, you will be able to:

– Identify where today’s coronary artery disease (CAD) diagnostic methods fall short and why that matters for patient outcomes and system performance.

– Explain how newer diagnostic approaches can support higher-value care, cut unnecessary variation, and better align incentives across health plans, purchasers, providers, and patients.

– Describe the clinical and economic upside of updating how we diagnose CAD, including chances to improve affordability, make decision-making more consistent, and strengthen value-based performance across Washington State.

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Free Webinar
April 2 from 12 to 1 PM

Rising costs, workforce strain, and chronic disease aren’t just operational headaches. They’re an opportunity to make employee health a genuine business priority. Dr. Ray Fabius, co-founder of HealthNext, will show why employers, plans, providers, and brokers need to move beyond claims data to understand what actually shapes employee health, performance, and organizational outcomes. What’s the business case? Where do you start?

Following his presentation, Dr. Fabius joins Dr. Drew Oliveira (Medical Director, Washington Health Alliance) and Dr. Wayne Rawlings (HealthNext NEXTpert) to discuss what’s working across Washington and where gaps remain.

Drawing on findings from WHA’s recently released Community Checkup, which documents significant variation in health care quality across the state, the panel will examine what the data tells us and what it demands of us. This session sets the stage for Dr. Fabius’s May 13 keynote, where he’ll turn insight into action: practical strategies to build healthier, higher-performing teams.

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More In-Person Events Coming in 2026: 

All‑Alliance Social Event — Sept. 22 in Seattle
Join us on September 22 for the Washington Health Alliance’s All‑Alliance Social Event, a gathering designed to bring together members and prospective members for meaningful connection, conversation, and alignment on our shared priorities heading into 2027. The event will include the WHA Board of Directors meeting (12:00–3:00 PM) followed by a member social from 3:30 to 5:30 PM.


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