Add an Ask the Investor breakfast meeting to your INVEST Digital Health agenda and gain insights from investors from DaVita Venture Group, Noro-Moseley Partners, Providence Ventures, FirstTrust Capital, Blue Cross Blue Shield Kansas, and Flare Capital Partners.
Six healthcare startups took center stage at the conference and presented their approaches to addressing pain points in chronic condition management and population health.
The future looks bright for the integrated specialty pharmacy model – for health systems, providers, and most importantly, for patients.
Industry executives will share their insights at the INVEST Pop Health virtual conference, held in collaboration with New Orleans Business Alliance, scheduled for November 15-16. Register today.
The six companies taking part in the contest November 16 will present technologies addressing chronic conditions such as kidney disease and Type 2 diabetes as well as improving patient engagement for underinsured and underserved patients.
"The funding allows us to deepen the clinical capabilities of the software without slowing our geographic expansion," said Collective Medical CEO Chris Klomp.
Providence St. Joseph Health recently hired Microsoft executive Venkat Bhamidipati as CFO. His appointment points to a trend of healthcare organizations eyeing the tech sector for new talent.
Closing cancer health equity gaps require medical breakthroughs made possible by new funding approaches.
"Strategics are not responsible for your success. They are there to help," said Lisa Maki, PokitDok co-founder and CEO.