Savvy Cooperative, which won the MedCity ENGAGE Pitch Perfect competition earlier this month, developed a co-op business in which companies pay to promote their patient needs for participation in focus groups, surveys, and interviews as part of its quest to elevate the patient voice in healthcare and compensate them for their insights.
A panel of industry experts at the MedCity ENGAGE conference went over the ways in which payers are out of touch with patients and how they can improve engagement and trust.
Munck Wilson Mandala Partner Greg Howison shared his perspective on some of the legal ramifications around AI, IP, connected devices and the data they generate, in response to emailed questions.
Wearables are growing in importance in healthcare, but there is a need for more updated regulations, expanding wearables beyond the healthy and wealthy, and ensuring user friendliness.
Prostate cancer survivor Bryce Olson says genomic sequencing shows the way forward in cancer treatment, rather than the one-size-fits-all approach.
The contenders span behavioral health, helping people with respiratory diseases communicate to helping patients prepare for and recover from surgery.
At the MedCity ENGAGE conference in San Diego CareMore Health's Robin Caruso will how the organization has tackled the issue of social isolation head-on, improving the social and physical well-being of their Medicare population in the process.
At the Abarca Forward conference earlier this year, George Van Antwerp, managing director at Deloitte, discussed how social determinants of health and a personalized member experience can improve medication adherence and health outcomes.
The topic of how exactly the healthcare industry is attempting to address social determinants of health is the subject of a panel at the MedCity ENGAGE conference in San Diego from Nov. 6 to 7.
The speakers and topics at the event this year reflect a more nuanced approach to patient engagement and how the patient voice is changing the way drug developers, healthcare providers, and digital health companies work together.
A panel at the MedCity Engage conference in San Diego on Nov. 6 will delve into the methods companies are undertaking to improve price transparency and the potential impact that price transparency could have on lowering larger healthcare costs.
Called Ada, the company is one of a few AI-focused startups that will present their solutions at the forthcoming MedCity ENGAGE conference in San Diego on November 6-7.
We will highlight Build My Health's revenue practice management tools, which could help physician practices add up to $250,000 to their practices.
Wearable devices are growing in importance for collecting data in trials, but their utility may vary based on patient demographics and disease state.
In less than a decade, the chief patient officer - and similar roles with different titles - has become a key part of the healthcare industry executive team.
During a session at the MedCity ENGAGE conference in November, panelists will discuss why behavioral health is a crucial part of healthcare and how technology can aid patients suffering from such conditions.
Three CXOs — Alan Dubovsky, Dr. Sara Laskey and Dr. Thomas Savides — will speak at MedCity ENGAGE next month. In recent interviews, they discussed their roles and the significance of engaging both patients and providers.
Amalgam Rx, founded by WellDoc co-founder and former chief medical officer Dr. Suzanne Clough and Ryan Sysko, who served as CEO at the diabetes management business, secured FDA clearance for its first app — iSage Rx.