Health2Tech

Physician Kevin M. Baumlin offers a grounded overview of the US healthcare system and its relationship with technology. We talk about hospital reality, telehealth, and what it takes to succeed in the US market.

Digital Oxygen’s Alexander Voigt gives an honest update on DiGA and DiPA in Germany. We explore low prescription conversion, regulatory bottlenecks, and what this means for digital health startups.

Dr. Anna Erat talks about preventive medicine in Switzerland, insurance incentives, and the tech tools she uses in practice. We discuss trackers, DNA-based medicine, and her advice for founders building prevention-focused solutions.

Professor Alfred Angerer explains what smart hospitals should look like and how Swiss healthcare approaches management and innovation. He also shares tips for startups that want to work effectively with hospitals.

Philippe Gerwill walks us through emerging technologies like metaverse, GPT, and blockchain in healthcare. We talk about responsible AI use, DeHealth, and how tech might reshape patient–clinician relationships.

GSD Health founder and angel investor Anish Shindore shares how he evaluates startups and where he sees digital health heading. We look at pharma’s evolving role, founder qualities, and his advice for new entrepreneurs.

Global Fund portfolio manager Andreas Tamberg discusses how grants can complement or replace VC funding in digital health. We explore interoperability, tech adoption in low- and middle-income countries, and future health systems.

Nina Capital’s Sebastian Anastassiou explains how founders can build long-term relationships with “smart money” investors. We talk about due diligence, what VCs look for, and patterns behind startup success.

Digital Health Connector Aline Noizet reflects on layoffs, funding drops, and why she still feels optimistic about digital health. We discuss 2023 trends, opportunities for founders, and how to stay resilient.

Naluri CEO Azran Osman-Rani shares how he built a preventive care startup for the mass market. We talk about business models that make prevention profitable, measuring impact, and his broader entrepreneurship journey.