Posts Tagged ‘HLTH’

At the HLTH conference in Boston this week, telemedicine was the subject of a lot of conversation. The twin themes of telehealth – replacing visits – and remote monitoring – managing care – dominated panels and the exhibit hall alike. For telehealth, the questions centered on: parity of reimbursement rates vs. in-person interactions if visits […]

I’m lucky enough to attend Boston’s HLTH 2021 event and here’s a big shift I’ve noticed in the conference this year: mental health is front and center at the conference. There are no less than a dozen mental health-related companies exhibiting at HLTH, from apps like Calm and Headspace, who have pivoted to: corporate support […]

I’m lucky enough to attend Boston’s HLTH 2021 event, and there is one major theme that already stands out to me: the conflict between locality and specialty. Monday’s lunchtime keynotes presented both ends of this spectrum. First, Cheryl Pegus, Executive Vice President of Health & Wellness at Walmart, spoke about Walmart’s bet to be “all […]

Last month, I had the honor of attending the annual HLTH 2019 conference. HLTH is a great gathering of minds, companies, and governments in one place rallying around healthcare as a whole. With more than 6,000 attendees, over 300 speakers, and 950+ CEOs and founders, it is an opportunity to talk about how to move […]

On Tuesday, October 29, at HLTH, I’ll be leading a workshop in Adobe’s booth on Delivering Omnichannel Experiences in Healthcare. I’ll show how healthcare providers and payers are converting prospects to patients and members using voice assistants with Adobe Experience Cloud.