Health2Tech

Veteran founder Amir Kishon, now CEO of Twig Health, reflects on 25 years of building digital health companies. We talk partnerships with giants like Medtronic and IBM, outsourcing myths, and HIPAA compliance.

Innsena president Kat McDavitt makes the case for more innovation in Medicaid and public health. We discuss communications, policy barriers, and how startups can survive in a complex, low-margin space.

Gil Bashe returns to analyze why 2023 was so turbulent for digital health and what disruptive technologies matter most for 2024. We talk AI, post-acute care, investment shifts, and practical advice for founders.

Psychiatrist and tech leader Daniel Lieberman discusses the US mental health crisis and how platforms like Hims & Hers respond to it. We explore telepsychiatry, youth mental health, and MedMatch’s role in access.

Policy expert John Gorman unpacks how Medicare and Medicaid really work and where digital health fits in. We talk qualifications, reimbursement models, and opportunities for telehealth companies.

Former VA innovation leader Ryan Vega explains how Vantiq orchestrates real-time data and sensors in healthcare. We cover use cases, generative AI + sensor intelligence, and who benefits from these platforms.

Strategy consultant Neil Carpenter shares his “three wishes” to fix US healthcare, from better incentives to smarter tech use. We discuss value-based care, pandemic lessons, and advice for digital health founders.

Previva Health Group founder Mendel Erlenwein breaks down the shift from fee-for-service to value-based care. We talk about new care models, startup opportunities, and what “value” really means for patients and payers.

VC and CEO Yatin Patil explains how Doctors for Health Innovation brings physicians into startup investing. We discuss telehealth, US tech adoption, and how doctor–investors evaluate deals.

Medtronic Endoscopy CMO Austin Chiang describes balancing clinical work with a global medtech leadership role. We dive into AR/VR, capsule endoscopy, GI Genius, and how clinicians should think about innovation.