Emerging Digital Health Players and Healthcare Delivery Models

Wednesday, September 15, 2021 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

McDonald Hopkins Event

Webcast Only

Healthcare delivery is being transformed by new players, including consumer product giants that are rapidly expanding into innovative virtual healthcare modalities such as telehealth and remote patient monitoring. This webinar series will include three webinar forums exploring emerging players and related product and service delivery models:

Emerging Digital Health Players and Healthcare Delivery Models - Sept.15, Noon CT
Digital Device and eHealth Innovations Now and Coming in the Near Future - Oct. 13, Noon CT
Health Payment Methodologies and Challenges for Innovative Digital Health Delivery Models - Nov. 10, Noon CT

Our panel of industry experts will share insights on emerging digital health players and their new and upcoming innovative healthcare product and service delivery models.

Forum 1: Emerging Digital Health Players and Healthcare Delivery Models

Moderator: Rick Hindmand, Counsel at McDonald Hopkins

Speakers:

Megan Zweig, Chief Operating Officer, Rock Health
Stacie Ruth, Senior Vice President of Virtual Care, Best Buy Health
Frances Ayalasomayajula, Head of Digital Health Strategy, Worldwide Healthcare, HP

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Emerging Digital Health Players and Healthcare Delivery Models

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