Consultant Jonas Albert demystifies DiGA and DiPA, Germany’s digital reimbursement paths, and explains what startups must do to qualify. We also talk about the broader German healthcare system and how other countries can learn from it.

Biocam’s ML specialist Amelia Okulewicz walks us through how capsule endoscopy works and how AI helps analyze the data. We discuss cleaning noisy data, building algorithms for diagnostics, and hiring ML talent in healthcare.

Aether Biomedical CEO Dhruv Agrawal explains how his team built a bionic prosthetic hand without prior MedTech experience. We talk about hardware challenges, clinical adoption, and the impact advanced prosthetics can have on people’s lives.

Serial founder Robert Kitlowski shares stories from multiple startups, including Aidmed, a MedTech company focused on rehabilitation. We explore idea validation, building devices, and lessons from leading several ventures at once.

Doctor.One co-founder Maciej Malenda talks about building a subscription-based model for continuous doctor–patient relationships. We discuss his path from big tech, business model innovation, and what “offline-first” digital health looks like.

Levi Shapiro and Ellie Hanson unpack why Israel is a hotspot for digital health innovation. We dive into government support, differences between US and Israeli systems, and practical marketing advice for startups

In this special episode, the hosts become the guests: Evan Kirstel and Irma Rastegayeva interview Alex Koshykov about digital health in wartime Ukraine. We discuss system collapse, grassroots innovation, and how technology supports care during war.

Founder Dr. Renee Dua shares how she built HeyRenee after launching Heal, her first value-based care startup. We talk about fundraising, product roadmaps, partnering with health systems, and designing around real patient needs.

Tina Tan, Executive Editor at FirstWord HealthTech, reviews the key technologies that shaped digital health over the last decades. We cover COVID’s impact, investment trends, and five tech categories that will keep changing healthcare.

Strategist and author Bianca Rose Phillips discusses her book “Making the Digital Health Revolution” and what must change for real transformation. We talk about law, ethics, strategy, and how to build systems that work for patients and innovators.