Pam Arlotto has a thirty-six year track record as a healthcare industry consultant and entrepreneur. She is CEO & President of Maestro Strategies.

  President & CEO

Maestro Strategies works with Senior Healthcare Leaders to create the high performing 21st-century healthcare enterprise.

Clients include prominent integrated delivery systems, clinical integration networks, health information exchanges, hospitals, physicians and their partners.

Additionally, Maestro creates strategies for those who serve the healthcare industries including software suppliers, professional service firms, associations, etc.   

• Care Management Platform Strategy to support Clinical Integration Networks, ACOs and Regional Alliances
• Redesign of IT, Quality, Informatics and Analytics Organization Structures and Operating Models to align with Value Based Care Services Organizations
• Demand Management and Cost Rationalization of Enterprise Information Technology functions
• Business Intelligence and Analytics Strategy, Center of Excellence Design and Operationalization

• Go-to-Market Strategy for Healthcare Solutions Companies
• Return on Investment and Value Analysis
• Management Services Organization Strategy    
  

  Director, Southeast Operations & Nursing Practices


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Georgia Institute of Technology - BSHS, Health Systems and Industrial  Engineering; Ramblin Reck Club

Georgia State University -  J. Mack  Robinson College of Business - MBA, Marketing  

• Pam is a Past National President and Fellow of the Healthcare Information & Management Systems Society (HIMSS); a founder and former Chairman of the Center for Healthcare Information Management; a former Board Member of the Business School at Georgia Tech and the Wallace H. Coulter School of Biomedical Engineering at Georgia Tech and Emory.
• She is a frequent key note speaker at industry conferences, is often quoted in healthcare publications and has written numerous articles for healthcare professional journals. She has been featured in the Wall Street Journal and on National Public Radio. She has served as an Adjunct Faculty Member at University of Alabama at Birmingham.

• College of Engineering & ISYE School | Outstanding Engineering Alumni | Georgia Institute of Technology 
• Fellow & Top 50 in 50 | HIMSS
• HIMSS Book of the Year | Return on Investment: The Value of Healthcare Information Technology
• Helen Yerger/L.Vann Seawell Best Article Award | Nov 2010 | Healthcare Financial Management Association
• Outstanding Alumna | 2012 | Georgia Institute of Technology | Women's Conference