We’re less than a month away from a rare gathering that will see personalized medicine researchers and executives from the medical device industry’s biggest companies standing shoulder to shoulder discussing the future of medicine with digital health entrepreneurs and health IT advocates within Health and Human Services.
MedCity CONVERGE, MedCityNews.com’s summit on innovation and healthcare convergence July 10 in Philadelphia, brings the entire healthcare ecosystem together for one day of empowering conversations about what’s next in the medical industry. The speaker lineup is almost complete.
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Leaders from the likes of Medtronic to Janssen Pharmaceuticals; founders of white-hot digital health accelerators like StartUp Health and Blueprint Health; and executives with “innovation” in their title from outlets like UnitedHealth Group, Children’s Hospital Boston and Pfizer are all going to be there.
Will you? Sign up now to attend this elite one-day summit.
Here are just some of the health systems and research institutions already attending CONVERGE:
- Children’s Hospital Boston
- Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
- Children’s Mercy Hospital and Clinics
- Cleveland Clinic
- Drexel University
- Johns Hopkins Medicine
- Penn Medicine
- Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
- University Hospitals Case Medical Center
- University of North Carolina
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And they are matched with payers, investors, startups, pharma and medical device companies – with more to come. Get your ticket today before the event sells out.
Here is a full list of our speakers:
- Steve Auvil, Benesch
- Jessica Boden, Stonearch Creative
- Jim Burns, AssureRx Health
- Deborah Crawford, Drexel University Research
- Brian Dear, iCouch
- Dr. David Delaney, SAP
- Ted Driscoll, Claremont Creek Ventures
- Dr. Arlene Forastiere, Johns Hopkins Medicine and Eviti
- Naomi Fried, Children’s Hospital Boston
- Harry Greenspun, Deloitte Center for Health Solutions
- Kem Hawkins, Cook Medical
- Dr. Anil Jain, Cleveland Clinic and Explorys
- Steve Krein, StartUp Health
- Gary Kurtzman, Safeguard Scientifics
- Joanne Lang, AboutOne
- Craig Lipset, Pfizer
- Dr. Jennifer Lowry, Center for Personalized Medicine Innovation and Therapeutic Innovation, Children’s Mercy Hospital and Clinics
- Dr. David Nash, Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University
- Eric Neff, University of Pennsylvania
- Dr. Robert Pakter, Pilljogger
- Kim Park, Janssen Pharmaceuticals
- Dr. Ellen Purpus, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
- Ken Riff, Medtronic
- Don Rose, Carolina KickStart at University of North Carolina
- Brandon Rowberry, UnitedHealth Group
- Richard Russo, Endomedix
- Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, Health Populi and THINK-Health
- Kevin Schimelfenig, Salesforce4Hire
- Mike Scott, National Organization for Rare Disorders
- Al Shar, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- Stephen Tang, University City Science Center
- Chris Wasden, PWC
- Dr. Brad Weinberg, Blueprint Health
- Brian Wells, Penn Medicine
- David Williams, MedPharma Partners
- Alan Ying, Chrysalis Ventures
- Wil Yu, CMS Innovation Center & The Office of the National Coordinator, Health IT
Healthcare has changed. It’s no longer about silos but about connections, convergence and collaboration across all sectors. CONVERGE is one of the few events that will capture the entire innovation community in one place to determine what’s coming next.
