Digital health has become an integral part of the patient care experience, evolving how we receive necessary data to equip physicians and care teams in their mission to improve patient health outcomes. With ongoing advancements in digital health, the ultimate goal is to enhance the quality of care while easing the burden on providers and creating accessible and equitable care for diverse patient populations. To achieve true scalable and sustainable success in digital health across business models such as value-based care and health equity, we must assess physicians' readiness for digital health innovation, the accessibility of these solutions, and existing barriers. A holistic, bottom-up approach in digital health transformation is key.

In this interview, Nzinga Lowe, a healthcare leader with extensive experience in value-based care and digital health, will discuss the challenges and opportunities in driving value-based care adoption among providers and payers. She will share insights on how digital health innovations can support the transition to value-based care models, improve health outcomes, and address health equity. Nzinga will also provide examples of successful digital health implementations and discuss the importance of engaging providers, patients, and community resources in the process.

• How to accurately assess your medical group or health system for holistic digital health readiness and adoption
• The foundation to develop a patient-centric, value-based framework for asynchronous care and in-office clinical operations optimization
• Innovative strategies to enhance your digital health landscape and improve your patients' digital care journey

Nzinga Lowe, Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Pygmalion Health

Megan Antonelli, Chief Executive Officer, HealthIMPACT