The intersection of healthcare, the patient experience and technology is a good bet to be one of the most pursued ones in the next decade. Healthcare innovation news site MedCity News covers that intersection and, annually, brings together a conversation around it.
CONVERGE is a two-day, executive summit that will debate and discuss the leading trends, showcase the hottest startups and share best practices among some of th eindustry’s most innovative hospital systems and leading medical device, digital health, pharmaceutical and information technology companies. The event will take place July 9-10 at the Hyatt at the Bellevue in Philadelphia.
April 30 is the final day for the early bird rate of $600 and to receive a discount when purchasing tickets to both ENGAGE and its DC counterpart CONVERGE.
SAVE 40% when you attend both CONVERGE and ENGAGE, MedCity’s DC based counterpart.
What will be the big highlights of the event?
Says Cleveland-based MedCity News CEO Chris Seper: “We have Intel’s chief medical officer and the chief technology officer from Health and Human Services coming to speak at the event. Plus, there will be a big focus on applying big data in healthcare to drive better and more customized treatments for patients. Penn Medicine is one of the most innovative health systems experimenting with data analytics and we’ll likely discuss that at the event.
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