MeaeCare at Qualipalooza 2026: Connecting with Quality Leaders in Frisco

Frisco, TX | June 28–30, 2026

MeaeCare was proud to attend Qualipalooza 2026 as a Platinum Sponsor at the Omni PGA Frisco Resort, joining health plan and quality leaders from across the country for three days of programming centered on Stars performance, HEDIS gap closure, member experience, and the future of healthcare quality.

Sy Zahedi on Stage

MeaeCare's Founder & CEO, Sy Zahedi, served as Chairperson of the Keynote Address and Track Chair across multiple sessions during the main day of programming at Qualipalooza 2026. The sessions brought together health plan and quality leaders to tackle some of the most pressing challenges in Stars performance, member experience, and care gap closure, topics that sit at the core of what MeaeCare does every day.

MeaeCare at Booth #201

On the exhibit floor, the MeaeCare team connected with health plan executives, quality directors, and industry partners at Booth #201. The booth featured a mini golf hole, a nod to the PGA Frisco venue that drew plenty of foot traffic and even better conversations. Attendees also had the chance to enter giveaways and walk away with a little something extra.

Beyond the booth activity, the conversations that mattered most were the ones around the work MeaeCare does every day: closing HEDIS and quality gaps through in-home screenings delivered by licensed clinicians directly to members. No clinic visits required.

Looking Ahead

Qualipalooza reinforced what MeaeCare sees in the market every day. Health plans are under increasing pressure to improve quality performance while meaningfully engaging their members, and the bar keeps getting higher.

What's becoming clear is that closing a care gap is only half the equation. The plans pulling ahead are the ones ensuring members actually act on what's found, scheduling the follow-up, understanding their medications, and getting the support they need to follow through. MeaeCare is built for exactly that kind of end-to-end engagement, from the in-home visit all the way through to coordinated next steps.

There's also a growing recognition that what happens inside a member's home tells a story that claims data simply cannot. Transportation barriers, medication adherence, social needs — MeaeCare's clinicians see these realities firsthand, and that visibility is becoming increasingly valuable to health plans trying to reach their hardest-to-engage populations.

Ultimately, plans aren't just looking for vendors anymore. They're looking for partners who can demonstrate measurable impact, improved screening rates, better follow-through, and outcomes that show up in their Stars performance. That's the standard MeaeCare holds itself to.

 We look forward to continuing the conversations started in Frisco and to supporting health plans as they navigate an increasingly complex quality landscape.

To learn more about how MeaeCare can support your quality program, visit https://www.meaecare.com