Location: Joseph B. Martin Conference Center at Harvard Medical School • 77 Avenue Louis Pasteur • Boston, MA 02115

Free Happy Hour starts at 5:30pm with Beer, Wine & Appetizers

Free Validated Parking for All Attendees

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Since the first wave of wearables, sensors, and trackers three years ago, everyone’s been excited about their potential to improve healthcare. The FitBits, Jawbones, and Misfits certainly seemed fun, were nice and shiny, and came in multiple colors. But clinicians knew that real change was a ways off–the reliability of the technology just wasn’t there. Well, times have changed.

Philips intends to change all of that with a medical-grade wearable biosensor that provides automatic measurements for at-risk patients in low acuity areas from the ED to the general ward. And Boston, lucky you, as the epicenter of digital health for the world, have them right in your backyard.

Recognizing that successful solutions today can’t happen in a bubble, Philips is eager to meet, work with, and support the innovation community at large. This also means putting their money with their mouth is–they are offering cash innovation prizes for the best ideas in their recent online competition.

In this online competition, the Philips Wearables and Chronic Care Challenge, clinicians, engineers, patients and entrepreneurs from around the country have been submitting their ideas to use wearable technology and the data generated by them to improve the lives of patients with chronic conditions. Submissions can be viewed at our online competition site.

Come and meet the Philips team, mingle with other innovators and see our finalists compete on stage on Tuesday, October 25 starting at 5:30PM. The five finalist teams from the online competition will compete in front of a live audience and a panel of expert judges to determine the winners of the $17,500 in cash prizes.

This event has limited seating so please reserve your tickets early!

Event Program

Time	Activity
5:30 PM	Networking Cocktail Reception Happy Hour Craft beers, wine and hot & cold appetizers will be served beginning at 5:30pm.
6:30 PM	Welcome and Opening Remarks Ravi Kuppuraj Venture Owner CEO Connected Sensing Wearables Med Device Visionary Creator Entrepreneur IoT Connected Care Jaydeo Kinikar Head of Strategy & Marketing | Connected Sensing & Wearables | Healthcare IoT Venture
6:45 PM	Keynote Jeff Greenberg, MD Medical Director, BWH Innovation Hub Brigham and Women’s Hospital Jeff Greenberg is a physician executive at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Physicians Organization His focus is on clinical innovation, improving value for patients, and creating a strategic vision for population health. He practices medicine part time in a patient-centered medical home. Jeff received his MD/MBA from the University of Pennsylvania and completed his residency in Internal Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital.
7:10 PM	Finalist Presentations The five finalists based on the crowd voting and online judge scoring will face off against each other on a live stage in front of a panel of celebrity judges who will choose the winner. Judges Stacie Ruth VP, HealthTech Business Leader at Philips Maulik Majmudar, MD Associate Director, Healthcare Transformation Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital Lecturer at Havard-MIT Science Technology Program Sanjeev Bhavnani, MD Cardiologist, Wireless Health & Digital Medicine Scripps Clinic and Research Institute Finalists Five finalists will be chosen based on crowd voting and judge scoring which ends at midnight, October 11th.
8:30 PM	Closing Remarks and Awards Presentation Carla Kriwet Business Group Leader, Patient Care and Monitoring Solutions at Philips Health
8:35 PM	Coffee, Tea and Desserts Coffee, tea and desserts will be served until 9pm.

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