An invitation-only evening of candid conversation on healthcare advocacy, long-term care and what readiness actually requires of employers and families.
Health, Reimagined brought employers, clinicians, advisors and innovators to one table in Walnut Creek to look at health, wealth and care as a single journey. The evening was structured around the questions people actually ask: who advocates when a person cannot, how long-term care gets planned rather than discovered, what a practical readiness checklist contains, and how information can be connected without giving up security. Hosted by Greg Sampson of Payrio and moderated by Paul Shaffer of Alphiniti, with remarks from Susan Hinchman and Michael Millman.
Arrival and welcome
Guests arrived and settled in at the Chicken Pie Shop in Walnut Creek.
Opening remarks
Susan Hinchman and Michael Millman opened the evening and framed the question: what changes when care follows the person?
Hosted conversation
Greg Sampson of Payrio hosted a conversation with leaders from Imagine360, Trustmark, accesseHR and Alphiniti on advocacy, long-term care and readiness.
Moderated discussion
Paul Shaffer of Alphiniti moderated discussion across the room, including the tension between connected information and security.
Closing and continued conversation
The evening closed with dinner and smaller conversations that carried past the formal program.
Greg Sampson
Host · Payrio
Paul Shaffer
Moderator · Alphiniti
Matt Johnson
Imagine360
Kelsey Martin
Trustmark
Amy Andrade
Alphiniti
Priscilla Henley
accesseHR
Susan Hinchman
Opening remarks
Michael Millman
Opening remarks
Event recap
2026-11-02
What surfaced when employers, clinicians and innovators sat at one table in Walnut Creek: advocacy that follows the person, long-term care planned rather than discovered, and the readiness checklist few organizations keep.
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