Lance Heineccius

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  www.wsha.org/page.cfm?ID=fiscalWatchDetails&EID=2008%2D - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/12/2008    Last Visited: 9/18/2008  

  In the meantime, Lance Heineccius continues to serve as our interim director of financial policy.

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  www.wsha.org/page.cfm?ID=fiscalWatchDetails&EID=2008%2D - [Cached Version]
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  Lance Heineccius is WSHA's Interim Director of Financial Policy
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  For further information, please contact Lance Heineccius, WSHA Interim Director of Financial Policy, at (206) 216-2533. (lanceh@wsha.org)
  
  CMS Releases Proposed Medicare Outpatient Rule for CY 2009
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  Lance Heineccius is WSHA's Interim Director of Financial Policy
  
  WSHA is pleased to announce Lance Heineccius has agreed to serve as Interim Director of Financial Policy until the Association is able to hire a permanent director.
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  Lance has considerable experience in health policy and financial issues.He has also previously been a consultant to the Association on many projects.Aside from his consulting positions with the Association and others, Lance served as Program Director for the Puget Sound Health Alliance and as Policy Director for the Washington State Health Services Commission.Lance can be reached at lanceh@wsha.org or phone (206) 216-2533.

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  www.oconnorhealthanalyst.com/sections/newsletter/ - [Cached Version]
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  Who Subscribes? | Current Issue | Sample Issue | Back Issues | Back to top | The O'ConnorReport Editorial Advisory Board | Editorial Policies | Felicia Bloom, MHS | John Campbell | Gerald L. Coe, JD | Rick Cooper, MHA | Sean Corry, CLU | Robert Crittenden, MD, MPH | Nancy Dapper, MPA | Diane Giese, MPP | Jose Gonzalez, MHA | Lance Heineccius, MS | Judith Huntington, MN, RN | Rabbi Anson Laytner | Brenda Loew, M.Ac. , L.Ac | David Messerschmidt | Allan Morris | Janet Parenteau, MBA | Kassy Perry | J. Thomas Ranken | W. Featherstone Reid, JD | Robert A. Reid, MD | Terry Rogers, MD | Phil Sasich | Mark Strom, MD, MBA | Liz Taylor | Sandra Walker, MD | Lynn Woodman, MA, Ph.D. | www.nawh.org | top of page

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  Conference - December 5th - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/2/2008    Last Visited: 4/2/2008  

  Moderator: Lance Heineccius, MS, Director, Information & Incentives, Puget Sound Health Alliance

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  EOI Health Care Policy 2001 - [Cached Version]
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  The author gratefully acknowledges John Burbank, Executive Director at the Economic Opportunity Institute, Michael Sullivan, Research Associate, University of California-Berkley, and Lance Heineccius, Consultant, for their contributions to this brief.

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  Embarking on a bold health-care experiment - 2005-09-05 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/5/2005    Last Visited: 9/5/2005  

  Margaret Stanley, the alliance's executive director, and prominent consultant Lance Heineccius, whom Stanley picked as program director, each bring nearly 30 years of experience in health-care policy in both the public and private sectors.
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  As a consultant, Heineccius has authored several studies, including two that were widely distributed -- "A Study of State Purchased Health Services," for the state in 1991, and "Health Care Delivery System and Financing Options," in 2000.
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  Stanley, in turn, this month hired Heineccius, who had just completed an 18-month project for Puget Sound Neighborhood Health Centers.

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  Executive Service Corps of Washington - [Cached Version]
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  Lance Heineccius
  
  Consultant

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  Health care consulting, health strategy management and... - [Cached Version]
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  Lance Heineccius, MSHealth Care Services Consultant, Seattle WA
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  Lance Heineccius, MSHealth Care Services ConsultantSeattle WA
  
  Mr. Heineccius is an independent health services consultant to a variety of health plans, delivery systems and other organizations in the Puget Sound area.From 1993-95, he served as Director of Policy and Research for the Washington State Health Services Commission, the agency created to implement health care reform in Washington state.Over the past 20 years, he has provided technical support on a variety of health care issues to many organizations in the Pacific Northwest and nationally.Until 1993, he was as associate in the Seattle office of William M. Mercer and prior to that senior manager with KPMG Peat Marwick and research manager for SyteMetrics.He began his career as a health planner for Cowlitz and Wakiakum counties in Southwest Washington in 1977.He has a Master of Science Degree in Comprehensive Health Planning from UCLA.

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  Puget Sound Health Alliance - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/5/2006    Last Visited: 11/5/2006  

  Lance Heineccius -- Director, Information & Incentives
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  Lance Heineccius -- Director, Information & Incentives
  
  Lance Heineccius has been an independent health services consultant to a variety of health plans, delivery systems, professional organizations and other organizations in the Puget Sound area.He specializes in strategic planning, quality improvement, and payment issues related to health care services.In 2005, he conducted an 18-month project for Puget Sound Neighborhood Health Centers focusing on process improvement and electronic health records implementation.Lance has co-authored two widely-distributed studies of the future of health services in Washington state (A Study of State Purchased Health Services for the State of Washington in 1991 and Health Care Delivery System and Financing Options in 2000), as well as preparing a nationally recognized Profile of Columbia/HCA in 1995.He was a consultant to the national Center for Studying Health Systems Change from 2000-2002, in their on-going community tracking study, which gave him an inside and in-depth look at leading-edge benefits changes being implemented throughout the nation.From 1993 to 1995, he was the director of policy and research for the Washington State Health Services Commission, the agency created to implement health reform in Washington state.Over the past twenty years, he has provided technical support on a variety of health services issues to many organizations in the Pacific Northwest and nationally.Until 1993, Lance was an associate in the Seattle office of William M. Mercer, and prior to that senior manager with KPMG Peat Marwick and research manager for SysteMetrics.He began his career as health planner for Cowlitz and Wakiakum counties in southwest Washington in 1977.He has a Master of Science degree in health planning from the UCLA School of Public Health.
  
  In the role of Director of Information and Incentives, Lance staffs the following Alliance committees and workgroups: Health Information & Technology, Cost-of-Care, and Incentives.

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  Puget Sound Health Alliance - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/6/2005    Last Visited: 9/3/2008  

  Margaret Stanley, the alliance's executive director, and prominent consultant Lance Heineccius, whom Stanley picked as program director, each bring nearly 30 years of experience in health-care policy in both the public and private sectors.
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  As a consultant, Heineccius has authored several studies, including two that were widely distributed -- "A Study of State Purchased Health Services," for the state in 1991, and "Health Care Delivery System and Financing Options," in 2000.
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  Stanley, in turn, this month hired Heineccius, who had just completed an 18-month project for Puget Sound Neighborhood Health Centers.
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  Stanley and Heineccius "are two of the strongest health-care thinkers in the state," said Revelle, who was King County executive in the early 1980s.
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  Tom Curry, chief executive of the Washington State Medical Association, had this to say about Stanley and Heineccius: "They add a degree of gravitas that the alliance did not have."
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  In the minds of some, Curry said, Stanley and Heineccius are associated with the state's controversial experiment with health-care reform a dozen years ago.
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  The law created the Washington State Health Services Commission, for which Heineccius served as director of policy and research between 1993 and 1995.The agency was charged with implementing the law's reforms.It disappeared when the law was repealed.
  
  In contrast with sweeping reforms imposed by liberal lawmakers, the Puget Sound Health Alliance aims collaboratively to improve the existing health-care system.
  
  Stanley and Heineccius indicated they agree with this strategy.
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  Heineccius, too, finds collaboration appealing.

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