Health Care Innovation

Tags: Entrepreneurship

The policy, technological, and economic forces transforming health care are creating new opportunities for innovators and incumbent providers alike. The promise of precision medicine, where doctors are able to tailor their treatment based on individuals’ characteristics, is starting to emerge as a reality for cancer. For patients, they are increasingly able to take advantage of opportunities to gain access to their health care information, prices, and quality as well as contribute to the care that they receive through a range of applications and devices. Stated differently, technological changes are enabling—supported by third party providers like ZocDoc or Open Notes—greater levels of patient engagement and patient or caregiver’s ability to be more effective partners in their own (or loved one’s) care. For providers, the need to serve patients in an accountable manner is also driving restructuring and the development of new models of care. To discuss this set of issues, and examine the state of health care innovation, a leading group of academics, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and hospital executives will come together for a stimulating set of conversations.


Sessions

Welcome
  • Phil Weiser
    Hatfield Professor of Law, University of Colorado Law School
  • Don Elliman
    Chancellor, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
Emerging Structures for Delivering Accountable Care
  • Bruce Johnson — Moderator
    Shareholder, Polsinelli PC
  • Aneesh Chopra
    Co-Founder and Executive Vice President, Hunch Analytics
  • Brent James
    Chief Quality Officer, Vice President, Medical Research, Intermountain Healthcare
  • David Pinkert
    Co-founder and COO, Canopy Health Insurance
  • Mark Prather MD, MBA
    Chief Executive Officer, DispatchHealth
Break

Precision Medicine Revolution
Break

Creating a Framework for Shared Access to Health Care Information
Reception

Know What’s Next