Live Broadcast + Archival AccessUnable to attend the 10th Annual Health 2.0 Fall Conference in person? Now you have the option to watch the Fall Conference live and the conference archive anytime, anywhere, for six months from date of purchase.!As we prepare to usher in the 10th year of Health 2.0 we want to take this opportunity to reflect on and recognize the accomplishments of this powerful community and movement. To do this we’re handing over the keys and allowing YOU to nominate the top influencers from the world of Health 2.0. Let us know who you think deserves top honors and we’ll recognize the winners at Health 2.0′s 10th Annual Fall Conference this September. Final voting is now open! Visit our 10 Year Global Retrospective Website to learn about the finalists and vote!
Calling all designers, developers, health care professionals, biz dev and entrepreneurs: get ready for this year's Health 2.0 San Francisco Code-a-Thon! We will focus on creating technology to help seniors better understand and engage with their treatment plans. Register today for 2 days of creative health-hacking and diverse collaboration, with delicious food, prizes, and potentially the beginning of the next big thing in health IT!Registration for the code-a-thon is now full. Please sign up for the waitlist. The Provider Symposium is back again this year! This event will bring together hospitals & other provider executives with innovators to tackle the biggest challenges facing health systems today. In the session, you will hear about case studies from our successful Health 2.0 Catalyst pilot programs.
You will also hear from the CIOs of NY Presbyterian, Cedars-Sinai, and UPMC as they discuss on how providers innovate into hospitals.By gathering the right people, technologies, and systems into a single room, the Provider Symposium will foster debate and spark the exchange of ideas between the best minds from leading health care systems in an effort to change the face of health care as we know it.Note: This session requires an add-on ticket. The Patients 2.0 session is run by Patients and marshaled by Sarah Krug from the Society for Participatory Medicine. This year's theme is Patient Match, where we discuss the resources and tools available for patients as they navigate their health journey from diagnosis to long-term care.This session and the entire conference are free to qualifying patients (consultants, those running a tech startup, or representative of a health care organization are welcome, but don't qualify under the free-for-patients rate). Please see the for details. Before the main event begins, we are bringing together leaders in the Health 2.0 investment community and our innovative startup network for an exclusive breakfast meeting. Investors from the likes of StartUp Health, New Enterprise Associates, Merck Ventures, Humana Health Ventures, Dignity Health, Nexus Venture Partners, Kaiser Permanente Ventures, Summation Health Ventures meet with startups to discuss business models, examine trends, explore portfolios, and enjoy conversation in an intimate setting.Note: This is a closed event. Many of the leading causes of illness and premature death worldwide arise from the way we behave.
Sedentary behavior, poor diet, excessive alcohol consumption and other adverse patterns of behavior are known to contribute to the global burden of poor health outcomes, disease processes and healthcare costs. Changing these behavior patterns remains an urgent priority.In this half-day, interactive workshop, Mad.Pow’s Dustin DiTommaso introduce participants to relevant theories, practical frameworks and techniques from behavioral and social science, health and motivational psychology to systematically diagnose the roots of health behavior problems and design interventions (digital or otherwise) directly targeting the causal processes that regulate behavior.Note: This workshop requires a separate ticket. The adoption of important data and new technologies has the ability to dramatically transform public health and healthcare delivery at all levels. There is no shortage of viable new solutions, and while the digital health technology ecosystem is booming, there are significant hurdles to adoption in the community setting. Join us for a session that spotlights the organizations, foundations, and community leaders that are currently engaging in innovative new partnerships within diverse communities.Note: This session is open to all attendees. MarketConnect is designed to break down the barriers of technology adoption within large health care organizations and connect tech companies directly with pre-qualified executives within provider systems and pharma companies that are interested in seeing vetted technologies relevant to problems that are trying to solve.
The one to one meeting platform has been established to accelerate the evaluation process by creating high-level product discussions between buyers and sellers.If you are a tech company and you would like to meet with: Genentech, Kaiser, Memorial Sloan Kettering or New York Presbyterian. With today’s technologies, smart phones may show visually stunning blood pressure measurements but can be useless in making well-informed decisions.
What will help patients and clinicians? What will have the potential for driving more revenue?
Where are the opportunities to breathe new life into treating hypertension, which 30% of adult Americans have, and translate that into a lucrative exit? Join Margaret Cary and Joe Bormel as they walk you through it and shares thoughts on what’s important to find other opportunities in the hairball of health care.Note: This workshop requires a separate ticket. You’ve heard of blockchain, you nod sagely when someone tells you about bitcoin, but be honest — you’re one of the 99.9% who really doesn’t understand it! This workshop is for you.
Blockchain expert Caterina Rindi gives you a nuts and bolts explanation of blockchain and bitcoin; what they are, where they came from, and why they matter for health care. This will include some hands-on practice where you actually set up your own bitcoin wallets, so bring a phone or laptop.Make sure you check out Ballroom D at 10:45am, where we’ll engage in a discussion and hear from some of the experts in blockchain.Note: This session requires an add on ticket. Sensors and connected devices are revolutionizing the way we experience healthcare. This 1/2 day workshop looks at what it takes to build a connected device or digital health app, from ideation through to commercial release. Learn how to bootstrap a project, design interfaces to engage users, connect into healthcare systems or EHRs, understand who hidden stakeholders be and what is needed to meet HIPAA and FDA compliance. With hands-on activities and exercises designed to clarify options and address key decision points along the way, this workshop will give you the tools to meet the needs of tomorrow’s patients and their caregivers.Note: This session requires an add on ticket. Over 100 “Series A ready” companies applied, and only TEN are left standing!
Attend Traction to watch as they compete to be recognized as 2016’s most fundable start-up, from venture capitalists and corporate investors. The finalists in the Professional Facing category are: Biome; HeartGenetics; Kermit; Moving Analytics; & Stroll. And in the Consumer Facing category: Advanced Telesensors; Copilots In Care; Inteliclinic; UnaliWear; & VaGenie.Be a part of the action as these exciting new startups look to gain some traction in the health tech world.Click over to the to learn more. And then to either add this to your Health 2.0 ticket (or buy a Traction only version)Note: This session requires an add on ticket. The 'Diversity in Health Technology' lunch is an open forum to discuss the need for more inclusive technologies in health as well as how to increase the number of diverse individuals in health technology. Speakers who self identify as an underrepresented social group in health technology and are leaders in the field will share their experiences as well as current strategies to mitigate the lack of diversity in health technology.
Participants will then have the opportunity for Q&A with the speakers towards the end of the lunch. The workshop will serve as the formal kickoff to a year long campaign focused on increasing the number of diverse innovators in health technology and addressing the lack of inclusive technologies in today's market.Thanks to everyone who applied for conference support! We are no longer accepting applications.The initiative is supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The one size fits-all approach to healthcare is no longer acceptable. To survive, organizations must evolve from using traditional population segmentation approaches that serve the sickcare system, to creating a holistic personalized experience that guides consumers to optimized health.But how do you connect with consumers at an individual level and serve up the right resources, at the right time?
The secret is to fully understand and engage with consumers both within and outside of the healthcare system through a new combination of applied analytics, cognitive computing and consumer inputs. This lunch & learn will explore how industry innovators are leveraging data and enterprise-level technologies to create a truly personalized experience for their consumers. The session will also include a panel of analytics, engagement and rewards experts. Harvey Fineberg is the former president of the Institute of Medicine and currently serves as the president of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation.
Bridging his experience in the health and philanthropy sectors, Dr. Fineberg will describe the expanding challenges faced by serious illness patients and their families, and explore the opportunities and challenges to developinnovative and useful technology solutions that improve the quality of care and provide the support clinicians, patients and their families need. As the health care system continues to bend under the weight of serious challenges, including: patients who don’t understand and aren’t engaged with their own health care; outdated ways of delivering and paying for care; lack of coordination for patients with chronic conditions; and skyrocketing costs. Something needs to change. This session will focus on how we might reimagine how care can be delivered, accessed and paid for. Deb will also describe how UnitedHealth Group is breaking down barriers to accessing quality care – particularly in the areas of prenatal care, chronic care management, seniors’ and children’s health – while developing innovative payment approaches that encourage better value for care. James Madara, MD, the CEO of the American Medical Association returns to Health 2.0.
In 2015 he talked about the AMA’s wider role in changing American health care, including its founding of Health2047, its partnership with Matter and its role in SMART. But since then, in a widely quoted speech he’s called digital health the “snake oil of the early 21st century.” So does he love us or hate us? Matthew will interview him in a no-holds-barred discussion of the state of play, the role of tech in doctors’ offices and in our lives, and what the Health 2.0 community needs to do to improve. This should be a good one!
In representing the voice of U.S. Physicians, one of the AMA’s most important goals is to improve the health of the nation by helping physicians in every state and across every specialty adapt and thrive in the new health care environment. One way the AMA does this is by building bridges between physicians and entrepreneurs in health care so that investments, programs and strategic partnerships can grow. Engage with the AMA over lunch and case study presentations from several of the Partners within the AMA’s innovation ecosystem and hear first-hand how the AMA has been investing in, supporting and encouraging physician collaboration in digital health and medicine.
Allscripts is a major EHR provider for more than 180,000 physicians and 1,500 hospitals across the U.S. And is rapidly growing its global footprint. As the Health IT market changes, Allscripts is evolving the way we work with developers to offer more opportunities than ever to integrate and provide innovative solutions to healthcare organizations.
In this session, be the first to learn about new ways to connect to Allscripts products using FHIR and our own uniquely Open API’s. Allscripts will provide an update on its Developer Portal, where you can immediately create an account and start developing for free!
Allscripts leaders will also answer any questions you have about joining the Allscripts Developer Program and partnering or integrating with Allscripts to sell your application/device to one of the largest client bases in healthcare IT.Lunch is limited to the first 110 attendees. How do you choose the best strategic investor? How does a strategic investor choose you?
Then, how do you make the most of it? In this session, hear from patient monitoring trailblazer Vivify Health, risk adjustment leader Health Fidelity, and UPMC Enterprises itself as they discuss the advantages, challenges, and future of strategic investments by health care organizations. This panel will talk about how companies work with UPMC to build their businesses, and how UPMC views choosing and working with partner companies. The speakers will address how health care IT companies benefit from this unique relationship, and how this system helps digital health companies get “past the pilot” faster and smarter. This is a half-day workshop running from 12:20pm - 4:15pm designed to help health care entrepreneurs and application developers determine the necessary and appropriate privacy and security safeguards for managing consumer data. Session participants will learn about their responsibilities under the Privacy and Security Rules of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and other federal and California privacy and security laws, and consider strategies for their effective navigation.Find the agenda and speakers for this session.There is limited seating available for this session so to confirm your spot please.
Whether it’s monitoring glucose level, cardiac rhythms or anything in between, new technologies have made collecting accurate real-time data possible. In addition to providing helpful information for consumers, the insights from tracking tools have helped health professionals gain a better understanding of healthy behaviors and lifestyles. With the hundreds of trackers and monitors in the health technology market today, this session will showcase those that are not only beautifully designed, but are also some of the most innovative and effective in the market today. According to the CDC, chronic diseases are responsible for a majority of the health care costs in the United States and contribute to 7 out of every 10 deaths.
Often difficult to manage, health technologies are making it much easier for chronic disease patients to control and monitor their symptoms, have remote check-ins with clinicians and coaches, or even find communities of patients that have the same illness. In this session, we will take a look at some of the leading platforms to help patients manage their chronic diseases. Health technology continues to rapidly evolve with new and innovative solutions. For health technology companies offering employee focused products, it can be hard to stand out in an increasingly crowded marketplace. With so many different options to choose from and steady a stream of health technology companies vying for their attention, employers can be left with “choice-fatigue.” The most successful healthcare technology companies anticipate the challenges of program implementation, ongoing employee engagement, and measuring ROI making the new vendor selection process for employers easy. Along with several demos, this panel will share candid thoughts about the current state, future needs, and what makes for success serving large employers along. Our healthcare system is broken.
Patients are unhappy and providers are burnt out and costs are untenable. How did we get to this state—and how do we unbreak the colossal failure that is American health care?Join Dr.
Zubin Damania, a.k.a. ZDoggMD, as he kicks-off his talk show debut with guests athenahealth CEO Jonathan Bush, executive producer of “The Big Heist” Dave Chase, Flatiron Health’s Dr. Amy Abernethy, and Doctor Be Dancing’s Dr. Adnan Khera, who will share their views on the most broken corners of healthcare—and each answer the question: “What are you doing to UNBREAK health care?”Conversation will touch on the complications, as well as aspirational solutions. ZDoggMD fans and all who tune in are in for a surprise as the world premiere of his latest song will be unveiled. Whether it’s through video chat or via SMS, innovative solutions have made communication between providers and patients much more streamlined and simple. These solutions can help patients circumvent long waiting times for acute care appointments and communicate directly with providers from the comfort of their own home.
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Additionally, doctors can become more successful in coordinating their patient’s care. In this session, we will see platforms that are making the communication between the patient and provider efficient and seamless! A handful of companies are blazing a new trail in medicine by using a patient’s genomic data and comprehensive medical history for a variety of medical decisions. This session will feature a variety of companies in this space, from companies that use mutation data to help patients and providers find relevant clinical trials to companies that use genetic information for the prediction of certain conditions. These companies are the trailblazers in the up-and-coming field of genomics and personalized medicine. Consumers compare prices and shop around before they purchase just about anything - from groceries to cars.
However, when it comes to the realm of health care, this rule rarely seems to hold true. Do we contribute this to a lack of information, the unique features of the health care marketplace, or something else entirely? This breakout will showcase the companies that are looking to help consumers search for the best doctors and health plans and companies that are even helping physicians find the best care for their patients. Whether it’s monitoring glucose level, cardiac rhythms or anything in between, new technologies have made collecting accurate real-time data possible.
In addition to providing helpful information for consumers, the insights from tracking tools have helped health professionals gain a better understanding of healthy behaviors and lifestyles. With the hundreds of trackers and monitors in the health technology market today, this session will showcase those that are not only beautifully designed, but are also some of the most innovative and effective in the market today. 2016 has been a bit of a wake up year for health tech finance. All those IPOs - even Fitbit - are looking a little sickly.
At least one of those health related unicorns is close to turning into unicorpse (Sorry, Elizabeth, but you should have taken our offer to speak last year!!), and rounds have sometimes been down. But there is some M&A, lots of venture money is still coming into the space and many companies are getting funded-and that’s not even counting the $Billion in China!
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The queen of venture punditry, Lisa Suennen, will referee what we think might be the first all female health tech VC panel! Major Depression Disorder (MDD) is a medical condition that affects about 14 million Americans every year. It causes various symptoms, and can make it difficult to interact with people, work, and perform everyday tasks. Takeda strives toward better health for people worldwide through leading innovation in medicine. At Takeda, we make a commitment to make a difference. Takeda Vice President of External Partnerships, Nicole Mowad-Nassar will be on stage to announce the award recipients from the Open Innovation in Depression Challenge 2016. Generally acknowledged as being one of the funniest and most perceptive speakers in health care, Ian is an internationally known author, consultant and futurist.
He was President at Institute for the Future in the 1990s, founded the Strategic Health Perspectives service, and is in more health care board rooms and conference halls that almost anyone. At Health 2.0 Ian will share his latest insights into the future of health care - and yes, he used to be Matthew Holt’s boss and never minded lending out his jokes. Matthew’s still telling them.
Underserved communities have complex health needs that are often poorly addressed by the current system. Health technology should be able to make a difference, yet the latest innovations tend to not to reflect the needs of those populations who may benefit from them the most. At Health 2.0, we think it’s time to address these problems head on, and we’ll spotlight the organizations, foundations, and stakeholders that are currently engaging in innovative new partnerships and pilot programs within diverse and underserved communities and emerging markets across the globe. Grab a cocktail and leave your phones at the door, this “off the record” session is going to take a look at the what’s really happening with Health IT. Pumped full of truth serum our panelists will tell all about their experiences in navigating and often failing at trying to fix our complicated health care system. Investing mistakes, lying to investors, lying to customers, it’s all on the table and we won’t be holding back so push back your dinner plans as this is can’t miss content.The bar is open and seats are limited so let us know if you can attend. Inundated with paperwork, patients and logistics, it can be difficult for providers to connect with one another for support, collect data to monitor their decisions or provide accurate care plans and diagnoses.
Focusing on provider-to-provider communication tools, efficient file sharing, and patient data collection, this breakout will showcase the newest platforms which make it easier than ever for providers to tap into shared knowledge, consult with their peers, and leverage patient data to deliver high quality, accurate care. EMRs are integral to efficient workflows, accurate tracking, and patient-centered care. This session will feature companies that are focused upon reimagining this experience. Although some companies are focused on redesigning the structure of the EMR itself, other companies are focused on other aspects of the experience, such as pushing and pulling patient information into the EMR or efficiently navigating the EMR itself. This session will demonstrate the wide variety of solutions that are being used to improve this experience. Although the recent infusion of billions of government dollars into health IT has encouraged providers and hospitals to adopt efficiency-enhancing technologies, many critical health services are still delivered using inefficient systems and processes.
This can make it very difficult to run an efficient practice and to properly engage patients in their care. The companies in this session represent the many ways to approach this issue, including the improvement of check-in processes, new patient relationship management platforms and more efficient care delivery platforms. According to the US Administration on Aging, by 2060, there will be about 98 million older persons, more than twice their number in 2014. Needless to say, this population is growing rapidly and technology is going to play a significant role in its support!
This session will be packed with innovative solutions that are closing the gaps in care, ranging from finding helping facilities better manage dementia patients, having virtual round-the-clock personalized wellness coaching, or coordinating care for patients in skilled nursing facilities. Join Garmin, LifeQ and Tictrac for a panel discussion and end-to-end demonstration of how partnering can result in high value solutions for health monitoring, wellness and health insurance markets.
We are now in a market where partnering and opening up ecosystem development is a key skill set to deliver rich data, differentiated value and true results oriented information to end users and businesses in healthcare. The thesis is that each partner really focuses on their subject matter expertise and by partnering with others with their own expertise the sum of the whole will deliver a compounded level of value to the health industry.
We will demonstrate partnering in action and also show that every partner clearly adds value and then derives significant benefits back (both commercial and product related).