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Population Health Strategy and Management

Dr. Joel Reich is a health tech advisor/consultant and lecturer teaching graduate level Population Health at Jefferson College of Population Health and University of New Haven.

Dr. Reich spent the first half of his career in Emergency Medicine in an academic medical center and community healthcare system. He was the Department Chair and Medical Director of EMS, and then the Chief Medical Officer at Eastern Connecticut Health Network (ECHN). Following ECHN he was the interim Chief Medical Officer of Commonwealth Care Alliance, a unique non-profit Medicare-Medicaid dual eligibles "Social ACO" organization.

Dr. Reich has master’s degrees in Medical Management, Health & Medical Informatics, and Technology & Human Affairs. His special interests include population health, innovative care and payment models, healthcare system transformation, care management, complex populations, and health technology applications including telehealth/remote patient monitoring. He has served on for-profit, non-profit, and government boards including a medical group practice foundation, an ambulance company, a state hospital association, state, regional and local EMS advisory boards, and a Physician-Hospital Organization/Clinically Integrated Network. He has presented at national seminars on topics including Health IT/telehealth, quality improvement, and accountable care and has been active in the Accountable Care Learning Collaborative (ACLC) and the national HIMSS Physician Committee Innovation Committee, and TIGER taskforce.