The Internet of Things is rapidly changing the management of healthcare. With innovative digital technologies and new, barely-there wireless sensors it is now possible to feed data into your medical record with a smartphone. Yet this is still far from a reality in a practical sense as concerns about security and reliability still abound. How will sensors, mobile devices and virtual visits become part of care management in the new age of reimbursement for quality of care? Major corporations are moving into the connected health space including Apple, Microsoft, Qualcomm and Samsung. Our panel includes experts from healthcare consulting, cutting-edge sensor electronics, chronic disease management apps, health outcomes management, and cloud-based patient management. Let’s hear what they have to say about major trends expected to shape the industry going forward. 

Who should attend: 
Anyone interested in learning about issues and opportunities for new business and entrepreneurial ventures, as well as how existing businesses in all areas of healthcare need to think about adapting to the future of connected and mobile health. 

Subjects addressed will include:

• Health data for clinical outcomes
• Health Information Exchanges (HIE)
• Mobile device sensors that can gather health and fitness data
• Personal data and privacy concerns
• Connected home patient care  

Panel Participants: 

• Harris Allen, Ph.D., Founder & Principal, Harris Allen Group LLC
• Nancy Briefs, CEO & Co-Founder, InfoBionic, Inc.
• David Dlesk, Business Development, Curelator, Inc.
• Greg Erman, President & CEO, EmpiraMed, Inc.
• Nathalie Majorek, M.D., MBA, CEO/Cofounder. MDCapsule

Panelist biographies available on the registration page:

Sponsorship kindly provided by:

Platinum Sponsor: 

CMC Consulting – Global M&A Specialists

Silver:

Bridgemedica – Your partner for product development and manufacturing

McLane Law – A full service law firm serving New England for 95 Years

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