Digital Health

LG Electronics went into digital health through partnerships and its own build strategies, leaning into health systems for clinical feedback, says Joe O'Brien, head of sales, digital health at LG Electronics.  

The evidence gap means physicians don’t have the right evidence for best treatment decision, says Saurabh Gombar, adjunct faculty at Stanford Health Care and chief medical officer and cofounder of Atropos Health.  

Artificial intelligence is data hungry, and interoperability is about putting data to work, says Marilee Benson, president and cofounder of Zen Healthcare IT.  

Eversana, which provides services for the life sciences industry, is working with Digital Therapeutics Alliance to analyze different reimbursement frameworks in Europe, says Alberta Spreafico, senior vice president of health innovation at Eversana.  

An AI prescribing tool does more than notify clinicians as it directly corrects the prescription if it detects a drug interaction and suggests prescription alternatives, says Emmanuel Bilbault, cofounder and CEO of POSOS.

A radioactive tracer is able to go through the bloodstream to take images for diagnosis and can travel to abnormal places in the body where masses and tumors can hide, says Heidi Veltman, VP & COO of Kaiser Permanente Georgia.  

Medweb builds global teleradiology networks that operate out of remote locations with poor communications infrastructure, enabling telemedicine on ships at sea and active war zones, says Steven Osborne, the company  director of federal business.  

Unlimited Heart Health & Wellness offers a platform to engage Afib patients, such as himself, and caretakers, says founder Jim Kaveney.  

A big focus is that there's no training required, and the staff can learn to use it quickly, says Jack Clough, chief growth officer at Celo.  

The company collects data that helps providers effectively manage the patient's pain during the recovery period, says Steven Walther, cofounder and CEO of Continuous Precision Medicine.