The Prescription for Escalating Healthcare and Work Comp Costs

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The Prescription for Escalating
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The Annual Conference on Health & Productivity
The Prescription for Escalating
Healthcare and Work Comp Costs
The Olmsted | Louisville, KY
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Our Mission
Neace Lukens is dedicated to delivering the best insurance and risk management services to individual and business clients
in our marketing territory.
We:
• Provide prompt responses to our customers’ inquiries
• Continually develop and enhance our portfolio of products and services
• Advance our capabilities through training and professional development programs for our people
Neace Lukens works aggressively to accomplish its stated mission in order to achieve above average growth and customer
satisfaction.
Philosophy & Culture
First, our paramount principle is fairness. We value integrity and the highest ethical standards and we expect those
qualities from each other at all times and in all of our dealings.
Second, all of our efforts are for the service of our clients. We are their advocate bringing our unique skills, ideas,
technology, industry and commercial expertise and vast problem solving experience to manage their business risks and
ensure their success in the marketplace.
Third, we work together as a team across our operations and offices to design and deliver the products and services our
clients require. Neace Lukens is committed to the professional, technological and geographic teamwork that provides
clients with the best, most cost effective and efficient products and services to meet their needs.
Fourth, Neace Lukens encourages an entrepreneurial culture. This is what drives Neace Lukens and our partnership with
our clients. Our people are highly skilled, creative and provided with the resources and authority to bring clients the best
solutions. To be entrepreneurial means more than finding answers to today’s questions; it means we have the foresight to
anticipate tomorrow’s answers and the tools to deliver them effectively.
As we continue to grow, we are committed to maintaining the Neace Lukens philosophy and culture. Our employees will be
the driving force for our future growth and critical ingredient in our ongoing success.
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The Annual Conference on Health & Productivity
The Prescription for Escalating
Healthcare and Work Comp Costs
The Olmsted | Louisville, KY
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Agenda
8:30 - 9:00 am Registration, Light Breakfast, Networking, Exhibitor Visitation
9:00 - 9:15 am Welcome & Introductions
9:15 - 10:15 am Resolving Back, Joint and Muscle Pain Without Drugs and Surgery
Eileen Kopsaftis, MS, PT
Most people will suffer from some form of musculoskeletal discomfort at some time in their lives, usually as a
result of accidents (often at the workplace), sports injuries, obesity, postural imbalance, and being sedentary.
Eileen Kopsaftis will discuss how drugs can interfere with recovery; how unreliable imaging is for identifying
the cause of pain; the risks associated with surgeries, and specific techniques for resolving these conditions
with exercise, manual physical therapy techniques, and body work. During her session, Eileen will also discuss
how effective employer programs can help reduce the use of drugs and surgeries, decrease healthcare costs, and
significantly reduce future injuries and claims.
10:15 - 10:30 am Break, Networking, Exhibitor Visitation
10:30 - 10:40 am Sponsor Recognition
10:40 - 11:40 am Effective Treatments for Mental and Emotional Disorders
William Lessler, M.ED., LPCC
$33 billion dollars were spent on drugs to treat conditions like depression, anxiety and ADHD in 2010, yet there
is no evidence that there is any chemical imbalance in the brain that causes these issues. William Lessler will
explain how people develop mental and emotional disorders, how drugs actually make them worse, and how
the right therapy can help people to regain their mental and emotional health in order to either avoid drugs or
withdraw from them. This workshop will provide employers details on how mental health intervention programs
can be used in an employer environment, and how these programs can affect healthcare costs, attendance, and
employee productivity.
11:40 am - 12:40 pm Lunch & Networking
12:40 - 1:00 pm Break, Networking, Exhibitor Visitation
1:00 - 2:00 pm Motivating People to Change/Creating a Culture of Health
Dr. Pamela Popper PhD, ND, Executive Director, The Wellness Forum
Most disease conditions, like type-2 diabetes, coronary artery disease, autoimmune diseases, and cancer, are
“food-borne” illnesses caused by incorrect food choices. They are further exacerbated by other lifestyle habits,
like lack of exercise. Dr. Pam Popper will share with you how employees can be motivated to make significant
dietary changes that result in arresting and even reversing these diseases, and how employers can gradually
change their policies and environment to reinforce good diet and lifestyle choices, and discourage poor ones.
2:00 - 2:15 pm Break, Networking, Exhibitor Visitation
2:15 - 3:15 pm Panel Presentation & Discussion
Kelly Hagan, Compliance Officer, Director of Operations, Employee Benefits, Neace Lukens and Joseph L. Wheatley,
Property & Casualty Marketing Director, Neace Lukens
For our panelist discussion, we will welcome back to the stage our keynote speakers as well as experts in the fields
of employer wellness, and workers’ compensation, legal, and compliance. Together this panel will round out the
day giving attendees that “ah hah” moment. Employers will leave this session better equipped to develop the
vision necessary to achieve a “well culture”. Come to this session prepared to “grill” our panel of leaders in their
respective areas and leave with the answers you need to apply to your specific culture.
3:15 - 3:30 pm Closing Remarks & Door Prizes
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The Annual Conference on Health & Productivity
The Prescription for Escalating
Healthcare and Work Comp Costs
The Olmsted | Louisville, KY
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Eileen Kopsaftis, MS, PT
Featured Speakers
Eileen Kopsaftis has been a practicing physical therapist for eighteen years. She specializes in manual techniques for resolving
pain, structural abnormalities, and biomechanical dysfunction. Eileen is a unique physical therapist who has acquired eclectic
training in numerous techniques. This allows her to effectively resolve pain and restore function for her patients by addressing
the root cause of the issue, not just treating the symptoms, often eliminating the need for drugs and surgery. She specializes
in empowering patients to self-treat using exercises and movements that patients can practice by themselves to speed healing,
reduce the cost of therapy, and maintain pain free functional movement.
William Lessler, M.ED., LPCC
William Lessler is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and Adjunct Professor of Psychology who has been in private
practice for 15 years. He is a trained and experienced Cognitive Behavioral Therapist. Mr. Lessler has performed extensive
research on the use of psychotropic drugs and has developed a model for the treatment of depression, anxiety, relationship
issues, bereavement, anger and other issues that does not require their use. He has been a guest lecturer and consultant
for businesses, school systems, colleges, and professional organizations across the Mid-West and is a faculty member at the
Wellness Forum Institute for Health Studies, where he teaches physicians and other healthcare professionals how to address
mental health issues without the use of drugs. Mr. Lessler owns and operates a private practice located in Columbus, Ohio.
Pamela A. Popper, PhD, ND
Executive Director, The Wellness Forum
Dr. Pam Popper is a naturopath and an internationally recognized expert on nutrition, medicine and health. She is Executive
Director of The Wellness Forum that offers educational programs to assist individuals in changing their health outcomes; assist
employers in reducing health insurance costs and medical care for employees; and educate health care professionals to use
diet and lifestyle to prevent, stop, and reverse the progression of degenerative disease. She is Founder of the Wellness Forum
Foundation focused on school programs to improve children’s health through better nutrition. She serves on the Physicians’
Committee for Responsible Medicine in Washington D.C., has been featured in many documentaries, including Processed
People and Making a Killing and appears in a new film, Forks Over Knives, whose companion book she co-authored.
Joseph L. Wheatley
Property & Casualty Marketing Director, Neace Lukens
Joe started in the Insurance Industry in 1980 with Travelers and held Field Marketing and Underwriting Positions in
Louisville, KY and Jackson, MS. In 1993, Joe joined Reliance Insurance as a Middle Market and Large Accounts Underwriter
in Louisville. Joining C N A in 2006, Joe was Underwriting Director for Kentucky and Indiana, responsible for managing an
underwriting and service staff as well as a $45 Million dollar premium book of business. He joined Neace Lukens in 2010 as
Senior Marketing Manager in charge of marketing new business accounts for several Neace Lukens offices in the Midwest and
South. Joe works with over 100 carriers and 60 producers to place restaurants, trucking, manufacturing, contracting and nonprofit business for producers with insurance carriers. Joe holds several certifications including CPCU, SIS, ARM, AU, PRIS,
CRIS, and CWCC. Joe and his wife, Cathy, have been married for 28 years, and have one child. Joe enjoys spending time with
his family and playing golf.
Kelly Hagan
Compliance Officer, Director of Operations, Employee Benefits, Neace Lukens
With over 21 years of experience in the employee benefits field, Kelly has worked with employers to develop benefit programs
that provide employees with financial security and mitigate risk. Kelly’s work in strategic planning and cost containment has
assisted clients in setting and achieving the short and long term goals of their organizations through the purchase of insurance
products and services. Her expertise in partially self-funded medical plans provides clients with plan design flexibility and
risk management solutions. With the emergence of the Affordable Care Act and other regulatory requirements, Kelly has
developed strategies to assist clients in identifying new approaches toward providing employer paid benefits.
In addition to working directly with clients, Kelly has managed a team of insurance professionals who sell and service
insurance products. Under her direction, Kelly’s team achieved organic growth for five consecutive years while maintaining
strict quality standards.
Kelly is married to Mark Hagan and has two daughters, Caitlin and Anna. Kelly serves as Vice President of the Oldham
County Community Scholarships—a scholarship organization devoted to students who wish to pursue post-secondary
education. In addition, she is involved in her church and a local veteran’s organization.
The Annual Conference on Health & Productivity
The Prescription for Escalating
Healthcare and Work Comp Costs
The Olmsted | Louisville, KY
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
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The Olmsted
3701 Frankfort Avenue; Louisville, KY 40206
Phone: 502-899-7670 | www.theolmsted.com
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