Sharif Hussein | CEO, LPK LLC
- Sharif is the CEO of LPK LLC.
- He is an experienced healthcare technology executive providing strategic consulting expertise.
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Overview
In the dynamic realm of healthcare, Sharif Hussein stands out as a visionary leader reshaping Medicaid management. With extensive experience, Hussein’s approach emphasises innovation, adaptability, and technological integration to navigate the complexities of Medicaid effectively. By embracing strategic leadership, Hussein has revolutionised the delivery of healthcare services, driving efficiency, excellence, and improved patient outcomes. Join us as we explore Hussein’s insights, lessons learned, and innovative strategies that continue to shape the landscape of Medicaid management.
[00:15] – About Sharif Hussein
- Sharif is the CEO of LPK LLC.
- He is an experienced healthcare technology executive providing strategic consulting expertise.
- Mr. Hussein is active in supporting charitable organisations and currently serves on the Children Trust Fund Board appointed by the Governor of Michigan.
[13:06] – What lessons would you share with us that you gained from your vast leadership positions?
- Embrace Healthcare technology: Despite initial expenses, it’s crucial for streamlining and speeding up healthcare services.
- Understand the complexity: Success in healthcare leadership requires deep knowledge of healthcare technology, Medicaid, and Medicare.
- Experience matters: Executives need hands-on experience and an understanding of the healthcare ecosystem to run a profitable business.
- Emphasise efficiency: Technology can expedite healthcare services, ensuring prompt access to care without eligibility delays.
- Strategic vision: Leaders should anticipate and adapt to constant changes in regulations and administration to navigate the healthcare landscape effectively.
[18:15] – Can you elaborate on your role in introducing cloud computing for Medicaid management information systems (MMIS) and its impact?
- I proposed the idea of cloud computing for MMIS to streamline implementation, reduce costs, and improve efficiency.
- We became the first in the nation to establish cloud computing for MMIS, allowing states to buy modular systems instead of full ones.
- This innovation saved costs, accelerated implementation, and improved overall efficiency in Medicaid management.
[27:46] – Where do you see gaps in the healthcare system, and how can they be addressed in the future?
- In terms of gaps, interoperability between systems remains a challenge. While some states embrace innovation, others are more conservative.
- Bridging these gaps requires a collaborative effort to ensure systems can communicate effectively, share data for analytics, and leverage AI for predictive modelling.
- Instituting interoperability standards and encouraging data sharing can help address these gaps and improve healthcare delivery.
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Learn more about Sharif Hussein: LinkedIn
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Profile
- Sharif is the CEO of LPK LLC.
- He is an experienced healthcare technology executive providing strategic consulting expertise.
- Mr. Hussein is active in supporting charitable organisations and currently serves on the Children Trust Fund Board appointed by the Governor of Michigan.
