Name: MIT Grand Hack
Start: 2019-05-03 04:00:00
End: 2019-05-06 03:59:59
Location: MIT Media Lab

Casey Nugent

Casey Nugent is an editorial intern for MedTech Boston. She’s currently working on her BFA in Writing, Literature, and Publishing at Emerson College in Boston. Outside of working at MedTech Boston, Casey enjoys drinking coffee, going to the theater, goofing around with friends, and hanging out with dogs.

LineHealth Aims to Simplify Complex Medication Routines »

6 Feb, 2017

Companies News

Over the course of the 20th century, the average lifespan of people across the globe dramatically increased. With this increase, many in the medical field have been asking — how do we keep the quality of people’s lives higher as they age? One company, Boston-based LineHealth, is trying to solve the problem by uncomplicating people’s pill regimens with a streamlined device that makes remembering to take your medicine simple.

Pitching to Change Mental Healthcare »

9 Sep, 2016

News Uncategorized

Submissions are currently open for the next Psychiatry Innovation Lab, which will be hosted at the American Psychiatric Association’s [APA] conference in Washington DC on October 8th. This is the second iteration of the Psychiatry Innovation Lab, which aims to identify and accelerate new ideas for changing mental health care delivery.

Face It Together’s Newest Initiative To Tackle Addiction In America »

17 Aug, 2016

Companies News Uncategorized

Face it Together Health is putting their HIPPA compliant AXIS Recovery Platform—which currently enables SMS, email, and telephone communication between counselors and addiction patients— into the hands of addiction treatment providers.

Docent Health Helps Hospitals Improve Customer Service »

9 Aug, 2016

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While most industries are gunning to compete in the experience economy—where a company’s success is measured by how memorable or positive the service they provided was to the consumer—healthcare is one of the few that’s been reluctant to adopt a consumer-centric model. Boston-based Docent Health is looking to change that.