Healthbox is seeking a creative, passionate, and driven professional with a deep understanding of healthcare to join our Innovation Consulting team. The position will focus on supporting and delivering our innovation services, including Innovation & Digital Strategy, Innovation programs, Commercialization, Analysis, Solution Sourcing, and more.
BCBSA and BHI collaborated with HIMSS and Healthbox, a HIMSS Innovation Company, to implement the BlueCross BlueShield Data Innovation Challenge.
Improving patient experience means defining a roadmap for making patient’s lives easier and healthier, prioritized by what they really want. And that’s where the key tenants of design thinking come into play: empathy, ideation and experimentation.
Julie Campbell shares some of the success factors discussed by the ‘Hospital Innovation Cheat Sheet’ panel at this year’s Connected Health Conference, along with Healthbox’s perspective on successful Innovation Programs.
Find out what factors are contributing to a shift in care delivery settings and how digital health companies are supporting this transformation.
Keep your focus on strategy with these four reminders as you evaluate the latest innovations.
Fostering a culture of innovation can be transformational in empowering people to focus on how they can do better and innovate for improvement. Healthbox Director Callie Patel shares five ways healthcare leaders can create an innovation culture with impact.
Join Healthbox at the upcoming Health 2.0 Annual Conference in Silicon Valley September 16-18, 2019.
Hear from the 2019 cohort of Orlando Health Foundry innovators and learn more about how the program helped them refine and advance their ideas.
Healthbox Director Matty Francis shares three key steps to prioritizing internal innovation projects.
Download the latest Healthbox Report on Enabling Digital Strategy to learn more about developing a successful digital strategy.
Healthbox President & HIMSS EVP Neil Patel shares his perspective on healthcare innovation through a global lens.
Join Healthbox for a webinar to learn more about digital strategy and learn the powerful ways in which it can transform how healthcare organizations operate and care for their communities.
Healthbox is seeking a creative and driven professional with a deep understanding of healthcare to join our Innovation Consulting team.
The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association (BCBSA) and Blue Health Intelligence® (BHI) invite companies to enter the BlueCross BlueShield Data Innovation Challenge to develop solutions that increase access to care, enhance patient engagement, and improve care delivery and outcomes. BCBSA and BHI are collaborating with HIMSS and Healthbox to implement the challenge.
Provider best practices for addressing the social determinants of health (SDOH).
Technology is not a replacement for human interaction, but digital health has the potential to support the democratization of healthcare.
Healthbox is seeking a creative, passionate, and driven professional with a deep understanding of healthcare to join our Strategic Investing team.
Health systems now not only have to compete with each other for top provider talent, but also with the seemingly lustrous path of entrepreneurship. Healthbox Director Callie Patel shares her thoughts on how health systems can support physician-driven innovation to recruit and retain top talent.
Across the healthcare industry, organizations are raising their hands and stepping up to impact patient outcomes outside of the clinical setting. With increased attention on the social determinants of health, how can we maximize the momentum?
Creating a digital strategy can dramatically accelerate the improvements in the experience, cost, and quality of care in a way that transforms a healthcare organization into the provider – and employer – of choice.
In our latest webinar, “Harnessing Big Data in Healthcare”, Healthbox explores the changes in healthcare data over time and how to overcome human biases, curate meaningful data sets, and better inform actionable decisions in the healthcare setting.
In partnership with HIMSS and Health 2.0, Healthbox helped organize the recent Top 20 Digital Health Startup Showcase at JP Morgan Healthcare Week 2019. Learn more about the event and the participating companies.
Organizations need to start looking to innovation as the strategy rather than just part of strategy. Many people say “healthcare is different” and it is, but it’s not so different that it’s impervious to disruption.
Register now for the next Healthbox Webinar: “Harnessing Big Data in Healthcare”.
Every day at Healthbox, we work toward our mission of empowering the reinvention of healthcare through our client engagements and the knowledge we share with the industry. And with all the talk about how we, as a whole, can disrupt healthcare, Healthbox empowers our partners with the tools and supported needed to do so.
With 2018 racing to a close, what does 2019 have in store for blockchain technology? Read on for three predictions from the Healthbox team.
Healthbox is seeking a creative, passionate, and driven professional with a deep understanding of healthcare to join our Innovation Consulting team.
Healthbox, a leading healthcare innovation advisory firm, is seeking a resourceful, driven, organized, and creative new team member to join as Operations Coordinator.
Amazon, Google, Apple, Salesforce, and Best Buy are among the new players in healthcare who believe they are uniquely positioned to enter the market and solve some of the biggest challenges that incumbent systems have long struggled with. How can health systems, payors, and other incumbent stakeholders position themselves for success in the evolving marketplace?
This October, Healthbox and our network of industry leaders came together to support entrepreneurial innovation, working with ten digital health startups through the 2018 Healthbox Studio.
Healthbox Announces 2018 Healthbox Studio Cohort
Register for our upcoming Healthbox webinar exploring the root causes of health.
In Part I of our series on strategic venture programs we explore some of the reasons behind health systems’ recent interest in venture activities, reasons to create a venture program, and considerations for choosing between internal and external fund management teams.
When working with organizations aiming to produce innovation, our team relentlessly advises our partners to “build as a last resort.” At face value, this advice may seem counterintuitive; however, we aren’t saying organizations shouldn’t build products to take to market. Rather, before setting out on the path to do so, they should think long and hard about how their internal solutions will compete in “the wild” with existing products.
Healthbox is seeking a creative, detail-oriented professional with a passion for healthcare to join our Innovation Consulting team. The position would be focused on supporting many of our innovation services, including Foundry, Commercialization Analysis, Catalyst, Digital Strategy, Workshops, and others.
Healthcare executive inboxes across the country are filled with newsletters highlighting articles that cry, “Apple, Google, and Amazon are coming for your physicians and patients!” Between the attractive growth opportunity offered by the massive $3.3 trillion US healthcare market, and the aging technology infrastructure, tech companies are eagerly making plans to solve the persisting problems in healthcare. Incumbent healthcare executives have every right to be nervous.
In Part I of our series on strategic venture programs we explore some of the reasons behind health systems’ recent interest in venture activities, reasons to create a venture program, and considerations for choosing between internal and external fund management teams.
In this week’s special bonus episode, we had the honor of speaking with Professor Craig Garthwaite, Associate Professor of Strategy and the Director of Healthcare at Kellogg. Professor Garthwaite is an applied microeconomist whose research examines the effects of government policies and social phenomena with a focus on the health and biopharmaceutical sectors.
This week’s bonus interview welcomes Lee Shapiro of 7Wire Ventures to the podcast. Lee is Managing Partner at 7wire Ventures, an investment firm he co-founded over a decade ago. The fund’s focus is on building companies that empower connected informed health consumers to improved outcomes, facilitating the change from sick-care to wellcare. He is active with the 7wire portfolio and the boards of Livongo Health, Ayogo Health, Carebox, Zest Health, ConsejoSano, Modern Teacher and Education Funding Partners.
Part of Orlando Health Strategic Innovations and in partnership with Healthbox, the Orlando Health Foundry is a program that helps team members and physicians explore the commercial potential of their healthcare innovation ideas. By harnessing internal creativity, the Foundry strives to help team members and physicians advance ideas that demonstrate potential to meaningfully impact how healthcare is delivered across Orlando Health.
This week’s episode welcomes Erik Pupo, managing director in the Accenture Health Client Service Group, for the final part in our series around Blockchain Innovation in Healthcare. Erik is Accenture’s Healthcare Blockchain lead for North America, where he leads sales and implementation efforts with Accenture’s payer, provider, and life science customers on how to use blockchain technology to improve efficiencies within their businesses.
Our guest today, John Bass, joins the podcast to talk about the use of the blockchain in healthcare and how it will drive innovation, now, and in the future. John is Founder and CEO of Hashed Health, a healthcare blockchain innovation firm focused on building the new digital infrastructure for healthcare. John has over 20 years of experience in healthcare technology with expertise in shared operating systems that build trust, transparency, and incentives across health networks.
The recording of the Healthbox Redefining Healthcare Delivery Webinar is now available.
Healthbox Forum events bring together healthcare leaders and innovators in a small group setting to explore important industry topics and to think creatively about how to implement actionable change. This May, we invited a group of stakeholders from across the industry to examine the influence of social determinants on individual and community health and the opportunity for healthcare organizations to improve health outcomes and reduce the costs of care. We are excited to share insights from the Healthbox Social Determinants Forum to spur more discussion across the innovation community.
On May 24, Healthbox hosted Startup Day Chicago featuring the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) with support from MATTER, 7wire Ventures, Pritzker Group, and Sandbox Industries. The event featured representatives from HHS with the goal of bridging the gap between federal health agencies and startups across the country.
Our guest today, Adrian James, joins the podcast to talk about innovation in the chronic care management space for the second episode in our series on this topic. Adrian is Co-Founder and President of Omada Health, a digital behavioral medicine company using behavior science to help people change their habits, improve their health, and reduce their risk of chronic disease.
Healthbox is thrilled to announce our participation in HHS Startup Day Chicago.
The recording of the Healthbox Innovation Program Best Practices Webinar is now available.
Our guest today, Anand Parikh, General Counsel and Head of Business Development at Virta Health, joins the podcast for the first part in our series on Innovation in Chronic Disease Management. Anand began his career as Senate Fellow for the California State Senate and a clerk for the United States District Court. He then practiced at Morrison & Foerster LLP before joining Virta in 2015 as the company’s Chief of Staff, and 5th employee, and moving into his current role in 2016.
Watch our video highlighting the Healthbox Foundry at Intermountain Healthcare to learn more about the program and our process.
Healthbox was thrilled to attend and participate in HIMSS18 as the newest member of the HIMSS family. Our team attended educational sessions, walked the exhibit floors, and took part in the many networking events and socials across the conference week.
Healthbox is now a part of the HIMSS family, the global leader in transforming health through information and technology. Healthbox will operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of HIMSS — continuing to serve our clients and partners while contributing meaningfully to the broader HIMSS portfolio.
How can healthcare organizations take the first step in developing their own innovation program? Is it better to be a producer or consumer of innovation? Can an organization do both? Join Healthbox to explore these considerations and outline best practices in executing a successful internal and external innovation program.
Healthbox is now accepting applications for the 2018 Healthbox Studio program. The five-day Studio program is dedicated to advancing innovative digital health solutions through peer-to-peer collaboration, speaker sessions, and cultivating relationships with both the Healthbox team and our network of healthcare leaders, investors, and industry partners.
Technology has driven tremendous cost and productivity improvements in a number of other industries, so why not healthcare?
Healthbox is excited to announce our participation in the HIMSS Annual Conference & Exhibition. HIMSS18 comes to Las Vegas, Nevada, March 5–9, 2018, at the Venetian – Palazzo – Sands Expo Center.
Happy new year from the Healthbox and the Podcast team! We are working hard on some great new series coming up in 2018 but before releasing those, we sat down with Healthbox President Neil Patel to hear about what he’s seeing in the healthcare innovation space and what he is predicting for 2018.
New Year’s Resolutions can be challenging, but getting serious about digital health in 2018 can pay serious dividends. Healthbox shares 8 digital health resolutions for providers to kick off the new year.
This week’s episode is a special bonus episode recorded live at the 2017 Healthbox Fall Forum with three fantastic guests. The theme of the Healthbox Forum was Innovating Behavioral Change in Healthcare and each of our guests reflected on their biggest takeaways of the Forum and what they can do at their organizations with the knowledge they gained.
Healthbox Forum events bring together healthcare leaders and innovators in a small group setting to explore important industry topics and to think creatively about how to implement actionable change. This November, we invited a group of stakeholders from across the industry to explore innovating behavioral change in healthcare. Building off this momentum, we are excited to share insights from the Healthbox Forum to spur more discussion across the innovation community.
Our guest today, Dr. Sam Volchenboum, is the Associate Professor of Pediatrics, Associate Chief Research Informatics Officer, and Director, Center for Research Informatics at University of Chicago Medicine. Dr. Volchenboum is an expert in pediatric cancers and blood disorders. He has a special interest in treating children with neuroblastoma, a tumor of the sympathetic nervous system.
Our guest today, Elad Benjamin, joins the podcast from Israel for the second episode in our series on innovation and the use of AI in healthcare. Elad is CEO and Co-Founder of Zebra Medical Vision and is a veteran Healthcare IT executive with over 20 years of experience in software and medical devices, in both startups and Fortune 500 companies. He has held senior roles in Healthcare IT companies, including playing key roles in taking companies public on the NASDAQ as well as managing complex global businesses implementing solutions in medical providers worldwide. Elad holds a BsC from Tel Aviv University and earned his MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Having looked at the history of AI and machine learning, as well as some of the strategies employed by today’s data scientists, in the first part of this article, we’ll now explore how three companies are using these techniques to transform the healthcare industry.
Our guest today, Kevin Freedman, joins me to talk about innovation and the use of AI in healthcare. Kevin is founder of NextPhase Partners, a firm providing independent support and guidance to entrepreneurs as they guide their companies through their next phases of growth. Prior to NextPhase, Kevin was an operating partner at Khosla Ventures and has more than 15 years of operating experience with leadership roles in both consumer and enterprise technology companies.
This week’s bonus episode was recorded live at the 2017 Healthbox Studio Showcase! Healthbox hosts the program to support and advance entrepreneurial innovation, which aligns with our overall mission to empower the reinvention of healthcare. The program helps accelerate emerging digital health companies and fosters relationships between startup founders and industry leaders. Healthbox hosts the program free of charge to selected companies with no required equity exchange. The Studio ran from October 9-13 at the Healthbox office in Chicago, IL and featured presentations, workshops, and mentor sessions from the Healthbox team and other industry leaders. In this episode, host Chuck Feerick sat down with four participants from the Studio to explore what their companies do and the problems they solve, what some of their biggest takeaways from the week were, a favorite session or two from the week, and what is the first thing they’ll do once they get back to their teams.
Our guest today, Drew Schiller, Co-Founder & CEO at Validic, joins Chuck on the Podcast for the final episode in our series around interoperability in Healthcare. Validic is a technology platform for convenient, easy access to digital health data from best-in-class clinical and remote-monitoring devices, sensors, fitness equipment, wearables and patient wellness applications.
It is not a one size fits all to restore joy in practice and improve the provider experience. Determining the optimal digital health solution and measuring success or ROI will be role, specialty, and patient population specific.
On this week’s episode, we welcome Leland Brewster back on the program for the second part of our series around interoperability in healthcare! Leland is the Director of Fund Management for Healthbox and supports Intermountain Innovation Fund-related activities and heads Healthbox’s seed investments in addition to supporting portfolio management efforts across all of its investment vehicles. Prior to joining Healthbox, Leland worked for Clarion Healthcare, a boutique life sciences consultancy in Boston. At Clarion, he was involved in multiple product commercialization and launch readiness projects, as well as the design and launch of a one-of-a-kind patient and physician support program. Leland received his BA in Economics and Chemistry from Williams College and received his MBA from Chicago Booth.
Healthbox announced today the addition of Sumit Nagpal as Managing Director. Nagpal is a life-long health and social care innovator, a relentless entrepreneur and leader, and a hands-on technologist committed to applying his skills to help transform healthcare. He brings a wealth of experience to the company with practical successes across multiple high-growth companies.
This week’s episode is the first part of our new podcast series around Interoperability. Joining host Chuck Feerick on the program is Niko Skievaski, the Co-founder and President of Redox. Based in Madison Wisconsin, Niko started Redox in 2014 to reduce barriers to entry in healthcare technology and has thus created a Modern API for EHR integration. Niko is a board member and co-founder of 100State, Wisconsin’s largest co-working space as well as co-founding BreadcrumbsQA, a searchable Q&A knowledge management platform originally deployed at Epic.
Healthbox is excited to announce the cohort of the 2017 Healthbox Studio.
Machine learning and, by extension, applied AI is transforming a growing number of industries at an accelerating pace. In this month’s article, part one of two, Healthbox goes beyond the buzzwords to provide an understanding of the statistical techniques reshaping the practice of medicine.
This week we have a bonus episode of the podcast with Jeff Hyman, Founder and Chief Talent Officer of Strong Suit, a firm that helps build Rockstar top-teams for VC & PE portfolio companies. In addition to founding Strong Suit, Jeff is an Adjunct Professor at the Kellogg School of Management, is the Author of The Ultimate Guide to Hiring Growth Rockstars and the Host of the iTunes rated 5-star Strong Suit Podcast, and is CEO-in-Residence at Sterling Partners, a $6B Chicago PE firm. Along the way to founding Strong Suit, Jeff has raised $55M in venture capital, and has been CEO and Founder of 4 different companies, including Chicago-based Retrofit, where he is now Chairman.
Intermountain Healthcare shares the story of Intermountain ROMS®, a project that was accelerated through the Intermountain Foundry in collaboration with Healthbox.
This week’s episode is the third and final installment of our series in On-Demand Healthcare. Our guest today is Kelly Perdew, Managing General Partner of Moonshots Capital – an early stage angel syndicate that invests in early stage technology companies and leans in heavily on veteran founded companies. He is co-founder & Managing Partner at The DuMont Project – a consultative agency that helps accelerate the growth of direct to consumer brands. Prior to DuMont Project he was the CEO of Fastpoint Games, a venture-backed leading developer of live data-driven games for the fortune 500 brand set.
Healthbox in the news, August 2017. Updated regularly.
This week we have Sameer Khanna, VP of Engineering at Pager on the program in the second part in our series around on-demand healthcare, specifically the use of AI in on-demand healthcare!
As the healthcare industry faces unprecedented challenges to improve quality and access to care and lower costs, there is a widespread need for ingenuity and the adoption of new solutions. Developing internal innovation programs that engage employees can provide a unique competitive edge.
This week we have a great episode with Myra Hager of Baylor Scott & White Health and Dore Murphy formerly of Pager! Myra is the Director of Digital Health at Baylor Scott & White Health (BSWH) where she manages population health innovation strategy and project execution with a goal of achieving better population health by substantially improving outcomes, driving costs down, empowering their ACO and Health plans with digital solutions, as well as create opportunities for new business models to achieve population health. Dore was formerly the VP of Marketing at Pager, a company that is Reinventing the traditional doctor-patient experience by making quality care more convenient and accessible by sending a board-certified doctor to treat urgent care needs, at any location, summoned directly through their app. Prior to joining Pager, Dore led marketing at Sum and has a great experience working for a number of years at the New York Times In November of 2016, BSWH and Pager announced a partnership to bring Pager’s services to BSWH’s network in the Austin area
Today we have another great bonus episode featuring Glenn Winokur, Senior Advisor to Healthbox. Before Glenn came on board with Healthbox, he was Co-founder and CEO of Syapse, a company which he Incubated from an idea in a Stanford class to a market leading venture funded start-up that provides a precision medicine data platform enabling healthcare providers to use molecular profiling to diagnose and treat patients. Under Glenn’s leadership over an 8 year period, Syapse raised over $40m in venture funding. Prior to Syapse, Glenn was the CEO of Scalix and Chief Operating Officer of NetIQ, respectively. In addition to Healthbox, Glenn is an advisor to the University of Illinois, Stanford University, and UCSF. And with all this experience, Glenn has become an angel investor with investments including Puppet Labs, Cloud Sherpas (now part of Accenture), SchoolMessenger (now part of West Corp), Syapse, and Panthenon.
This week’s episode is the last episode in our series on new models of Primary Care! Our guest today, Michael Greeley, is a General Partner at Flare Capital Partners. Prior to co-founding Flare Capital Partners, Michael was the founding General Partner of Flybridge Capital Partners where he led the firm’s healthcare investments.
Behavioral health is increasingly getting the attention it deserves due to recent legislation and declining stigma, although challenges still exist. Why is behavioral health a topic payors and providers should pay attention to?
Headspace raised $37M less than two weeks ago. Other direct to consumer (DTC) behavioral health apps have also raised hefty sums of cash over the past few years, such as Talkspace, Joyable, Ginger.io, and Lumos Labs.
Healthbox in the news, July 2017. Updated regularly.
Today’s episode is the second episode in our series on new models of Primary Care! Our guest today, Rushika Fernandopulle, MD, is Co-Founder and CEO of Iora Health. Rushika is a physician who has spent more than ten years involved in efforts to improve the quality of healthcare delivered to patients. He was the first Executive Director of the Harvard Interfaculty Program for Health Systems Improvement, and served as a Managing Director of the Advisory Board Company. He serves on the faculty and earned his MD and Masters in Health Policy from Harvard University and completed his clinical training at the Massachusetts General Hospital. In 2011, Rushika Co-founded Iora Health; Iora Health is building a different kind of health system to deliver high-impact, relationship-based care, helping patients manage their health and navigate the healthcare system.
Healthbox envisions how the FDA announcement could shake up digital health.
Yesterday, Healthbox hosted a webinar on Challenges and Digital Health Solutions in Behavioral Health led by President Neil Patel, Chief Medical Officer Eric Louie, and Horizon Scan Product Manager Emily Wengel.
Today’s episode is the first in our new series on new models of Primary Care! Our first guest on the program is Niyum Gandhi, Executive Vice President and Chief Population Health Officer at Mount Sinai Health System. Niyum is responsible for leading Mount Sinai Health Partners and aligning clinical and economic transformations in support of Mount Sinai’s vision to be the leading population health manager in the region, as well as the best possible partner to the Health System’s broad physician community. His work includes fostering care management and clinical model redesign to ensure that high-value care is delivered by the Health System and its partners, and working with payers and self-funded employers to establish the new economic models that support the delivery of value-based care. Neil Patel, President of Healthbox, also joined this conversation.
This week we have a special episode recorded live from the 2017 Spring Healthbox Innovation Forum. The Healthbox innovation forum brings together some of the nation’s foremost leaders in healthcare and innovation from a variety of different organizations across the healthcare ecosystem. Our Spring Innovation forum was focused around “Redefining the Role of the Home in Healthcare”.
Healthbox in the news, June 2017. Updated regularly.
Healthbox held its bi-annual Forum this May to bring together thought leaders and innovators around the topic of “Redefining the Role the Home in Healthcare”. The event featured insights from Healthbox leadership, a keynote address from Arthur Spiegel, group activities, and concluded with a group panel and discussion.
This week’s podcast features our interview with Adam Draper, Founder & Managing Director of Boost VC. Adam is a 2x entrepreneur and a 4th generation venture capitalist. He also co-founded Xpert Financial while still in his senior year at UCLA, which he then left in 2012, focusing on angel investing in which he invested in 20 companies, including Coinbase, Plangrid, and Practice Fusion, before starting Boost VC with this co-founder Brayton Williams.
This week’s podcast features our amazing interview with Matthew Stoudt, the CEO of AppliedVR. Matthew was previously cofounder and CEO of Outcast Media International (which was sold to Verifone), the McDonald’s New Ventures Entrepreneur in Residence, ran private equity at Triumph Capital Group and investment banking at DLJ, and earned his MBA from the Kellogg Graduate School of Management.
Yesterday, Healthbox hosted a webinar on Remote Monitoring & Connected Care led by President & COO Neil Patel, Chief Medical Officer Eric Louie, and Associate Blake Miner.
Our guest this week is Dr. Brennan Spiegel, Director of Health Services Research for Cedars-Sinai Health System and Professor of Medicine and Public Health at UCLA. Dr. Spiegel joins us on the program for this first part in our series around Virtual Reality in Healthcare.
Healthbox in the news, May 2017. Updated regularly.
This week’s episode is another special Bonus Episode of Innovation Rising! I’m joined in the studio today by 3 great guests to discuss Accelerator/Studio programs, the benefits of these programs, and how companies can get the most from such an opportunity. Adam Draper from Boost VC joins us to talk about the Boost VC Accelerator and with me in the Studio from Healthbox is Matty Francis, Director of Innovation Consulting, and Kristen Lux, Outreach and Engagement Manager
Healthbox in the news, April 2017. Updated as needed.
Join us for a webinar to explore the market of Remote Monitoring and Connected Care solutions and learn more about Healthbox Horizon Scan. The Healthbox team will discuss the ways these solutions are changing care, what to look for in a successful remote monitoring solution, and answer questions from viewers.
Our guest today, Tressa Springmann, is the Vice President and Chief Information Officer for LifeBridge Health. Tressa joins us for this final episode in our series around Patient Identity in Value-Based Care.
Getting a pilot is hard. Going from that pilot to a full-scale implementation is even harder. With the abundance of new and promising technologies and solutions coming to bear in the digital health space, healthcare systems and organizations are becoming more refined in terms of what types of innovation they want to embrace. From the outlook of the entrepreneur, this means that not only does it remain difficult to get a first pilot, but also increasingly challenging to take that successful pilot to scale throughout a system. Yet there are certain tried and true tactics and means to increase the likelihood of adoption.
Healthbox is thrilled to announce the Intermountain Healthcare Innovation Fund’s newest portfolio company: Redox. Redox is the modern API for healthcare, allowing best-in-class software to easily and securely interoperate with EHRs in a health system infrastructure. Since Redox’s participation in the 2015 Healthbox Studio in Salt Lake City, UT, Healthbox has been a strong supporter of the critical work the company is doing to speed the adoption of digital healthcare applications by reducing costs and removing barriers.
On our episode this week, our interview features Chris Olsen, Co-Founder and General Partner at Drive Capital, for the second part of our series around Patient Identity in Value-Based Care!
Healthbox and Healthbox Studio alumni participated in the annual scientific sessions of the American Heart Association in New Orleans, LA.
Healthbox is now accepting applications from emerging digital health startups for the 2017 Healthbox Chicago Studio. The Studio is a five-day program dedicated to advancing innovative digital health solutions through peer-to-peer collaboration, speaker sessions, and cultivating relationships with healthcare leaders and investors. The unique program is free of charge to all selected companies with no required equity exchange.
This week, our interview features Sean Lane, Founder of CrossCHX, for the first part of our series around Patient Identity in Value-Based Care!
In this week’s special interview I am rejoined in the studio by 3 guests to discuss digital innovation in healthcare around Behavioral Health: David Cohn, CEO, Founder of Regroup Therapy, Bob Saunders, General Partner at OCA Ventures, and my co-host for this episode, Neil Patel, President and COO of Healthbox.
Welcome back to Part 2 of our special bonus episodes featuring a recap and insights from the 2017 HIMSS Conference that happened in Orlando last week. The HIMSS Conference brings together IT vendors, providers, payers, investors, and key thought leaders in the Healthcare IT space. Some 40,000 participants attended the lectures, panels, meetings and exhibits.
This week we have a special bonus episode featuring a recap and insights from the 2017 HIMSS Conference that happened in Orlando last week. The HIMSS Conference brings together IT vendors, providers, payers, investors, and key thought leaders in the Healthcare IT space. Some 40,000 participants attended the lectures, panels, meetings and exhibits.
The webinar focused on using digital health solutions to restore the joy in provider practice and reduce burnout in the field.
In this week’s special interview I am joined in the studio by 3 guests to discuss digital innovation in healthcare around Behavioral Health: David Cohn, CEO, Founder of Regroup Therapy, Bob Saunders, General Partner at OCA Ventures, and my co-host for this episode, Neil Patel, President and COO of Healthbox.
This week we kick off the first episode in our 3-part series on the topic of Behavioral Health in the digital healthcare space! Our featured interview is with Chris Novak, who is the COO of the Behavioral Medicine Service Line at AMITA Health.
During the interview, we discuss: Chris’s background and role at AMITA Health, what types of tools AMITA Health use as it relates to behavioral health innovation, and Chris provides some great advice to entrepreneurs in what they should be thinking about when pitching a health system and where this industry is still in need of innovation.
This week’s interview is a bonus episode recorded during the Healthbox Chicago Studio week in November of 2016 with Matt Schneider. Matt is the founder of Save On Medical, an online marketplace that uses price transparency to help patients make informed care decisions based on cost, quality, or convenience while locking in discounted prices with no hidden fees.
On this week’s episode I spoke with Stuart Frost, Managing Partner & CEO at Frost Data Capital, as the last interview in our series on Remote Monitoring. Stuart is a highly successful, serial high-tech entrepreneur with more than 20 years’ experience in the technology market, having been founder and CEO of 2 companies before working at Microsoft. Stuart founded Frost Data Capital, a combined incubator and venture capital firm, in 2011. To date, at Frost DC, Stuart has founded 27 Big Data analytics companies, of which 19 are still in operation, 5 of those being in healthcare.
In the second episode in our series on Remote Monitoring I spoke with Parker Moss. Parker is the Chief Technology & Transformation Officer at Virgin Care Limited where he is responsible for bringing together the company’s Information Management and Technology functions, putting the importance of technology and community healthcare delivery at the forefront within Virgin Care.
This week’s featured interview is with Sumit Nagpal, Co-Founder, CEO – LumiraDx, Inc. and Co-Founder, Chief Architect and UX Officer – LumiraDx Holdings Limited, in the first of our series around Remote Monitoring.
In this special episode of Innovation Rising, I sat down with Healthbox’s Chief Medical Officer, Eric Louie, to talk about his takeaways from the Exponential Medicine conference which he attended back in October.
In this special episode of Innovation Rising, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Stephen Hunter, Physical Therapy Administrator for Intermountain Healthcare Physical Therapy and founder of ROMS, which stands for Rehab Outcomes Management System, which he developed at Intermountain Healthcare in 2000 and which was accepted to go through the Intermountain Foundry Program in 2015.
On this week’s show, Sanjay Shah joins the program to discuss internal Health system Innovation. Sanjay Shah is the Director of Strategic Innovation for Dignity Health where he supports Dignity Health’s innovation efforts, which seek to create, test, and invest in novel services, programs, partnerships, and/or technologies – from within and outside of healthcare – that have the potential to reduce the cost of care, improve quality, and/or increase access to healthcare services.
On this week’s episode of Innovation Rising, we sat down with Jeremy Porter, Director of Business Development at Intermountain Healthcare to discuss what Internal Health System Innovation looks like for his organization, Intermountain Healthcare, based in Salt Lake City, with multiple locations across the state of Utah. Jeremy and his team look to leverage existing assets, patents, technology, and business models to support Intermountain’s core mission and values while identifying additional revenue opportunities.
Innovation Rising is a podcast examining the intersection of innovation and healthcare featuring interviews with industry leaders and experts. The podcast, presented by Healthbox team member Chuck Feerick, is centered around specific themes within healthcare innovation. Each theme is explored through a 3-episode series through the lens of a hospital or health system, an investor, and a founder of a relevant solution.
Healthbox is excited to announce our participation in the HIMSS Annual Conference & Exhibition. HIMSS18 comes to Las Vegas, Nevada, March 5–9, 2018, at the Venetian – Palazzo – Sands Expo Center.
