MedCity ENGAGE will bring together the big thinkers around patient engagement in a way no one else has. MedCity CONVERGE will deliver the most accurate picture of where healthcare innovation in heading by gathering all the stakeholders: from startups to medtech to payers and beyond.
Both events will be among the can’t-miss moments of 2013 and are currently offering early-bird pricing. But if you buy a ticket now to both MedCity ENGAGE and MedCity CONVERGE you’ll get a discount even deeper than the early-bird rate.
Buy tickets to ENGAGE and CONVERGE together and you’ll receive an additional 10 percent off. That means you’ll get two tickets – which at full price are $1,700 – for just over $1,000.
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These two events are distinct opportunities for anyone passionate about the business of healthcare who also want major ROI around the biggest trends in medical innovation.
MedCity ENGAGE on June 5-6 in Washington, D.C., will bring payers, providers, policymakers and other innovators together for a one-of-its-kind executive-level conversation on patient engagement and healthcare delivery. Partners include Health and Human Services, the Office of the National Coordinator and UnitedHealth Group, and speakers include the likes of Peter Levin, the departing chief technology officer from the VA; Dr. Joseph Kvedar, director of the Centers for Connected Health in Boston; and Lygeia Ricciardi, director of consumer engagement at the Office of the National Coordinator.
MedCity CONVERGE on July 9-10 in Philadelphia, meanwhile, is the one place that provides the most accurate picture of where healthcare innovation is going by bringing all the stakeholders together to discuss near-term, high-ROI opportunities. Partners and speakers already include Intel, AARP, UnitedHealth Group, Janssen Healthcare Innovation and Merck, among many others. CONVERGE will include a 24-member, technology-centric Startup Showcase highlighting companies tackling the biggest challenges in healthcare innovation.
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These early-bird rates will end at the end of March, so get your tickets to ENGAGE or CONVERGE – or, better yet, both – right now.