Telewound Prevention & Management: Increasing Access to Wound Expertise in Post-Acute Settings Under New Payment Models (PDPM & PDGM)

Joe is the Chief Revenue Officer and Co-Founder at Corstrata where he is responsible for sales, marketing, product management, and strategic consulting services at Corstrata. Joe has 30 years of experience within the Healthcare Industry, including Corstrata’s direct target market of Post-Acute Home Health and Hospice. Joe has extensive executive management experience in Finance, Accounting, Operations, and Sales with P&L responsibilities running multiple lines of business. Joe has extensive experience developing strategies for emerging value-based reimbursement models of healthcare. Joe has successfully integrated the practice of Telehealth into home care operations, as well as other, innovative care models across the health care continuum resulting in improved clinical quality outcomes at a lower cost through improved operational efficiencies. Joe has a BBA in Accounting from the University of Notre Dame and began his career as a CPA in large accounting practices, including Arthur Andersen and PwC. Joe has published and presented nationally on topics specific to Telehealth in wound care, chronic care cost management strategies, and transformation of care delivery models in the shift from volume to value-based care.

Katherine Piette has spent the last 15 years in quality, marketing, and operational executive roles in Post-Acute Home Health and Hospice. She brings extensive experience in Telehealth, continuous process improvement, project planning, and organizational redesign for care management of high-opportunity, high-cost populations. Piette has operational experience in launching and leading new Post-Acute, tech-enabled service offerings by applying customercentric and quality improvement methodologies for aligning with emerging value-based care delivery – Accountable Care Organizations, Bundled Payment for Care Improvement Initiatives, etc. Piette has a BA in Biology from Agnes Scott College and a MS in Biology from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. She publishes and presents nationally on the Post-Acute Sector, Telehealth, virtual wound management, and value-based care management models.