Aging in Place...But Where?

Aging at home may be the ideal, but what’s the reality? And what are the options when home is not the best choice? Explore housing and care options for older adults: technology-aided home care, skilled nursing and life plan communities innovating to address the many faces of aging. And, hear a debate on what’s working–and what’s not, as well as policies needed to bring better living to older people. We’ll also ask the question, “Is ageism preventing Americans from living their best and healthiest lives?&quot;

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Director of Communications

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Chief Operating Officer

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Editor

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Leveraging SDoH Analytics to Accelerate Community Impact

Disparities in care and risk associated with social determinants of health (SDoH) disproportionately impact high-needs populations, resulting in higher cost of care and poor health outcomes. Join this session for valuable insight into how predictive analytics, machine learning and generative AI is being used to avoid bias and improve health outcomes for vulnerable populations. The session will provide key learnings around the importance of embedding nontraditional healthcare data and analytics in initiatives designed to improve health in high-needs populations and how an AI-driven, data-informed approach not only strengthens health outcomes, but also reduces costs of care.

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Vice President, Social Determinants of Health

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President & Chief Technology Officer, Value-Based Care Enablement

Unleashing Health Equity: Redefining Venture Capital's Influence

Uncover the potential of venture capital to revolutionize healthcare, inclusively. Our panelists will engage in a dialogue on overcoming innovation hurdles, reevaluating investment metrics and harnessing strategies for propelling health equity. Join them to envision a more impactful future for venture investing in which fostering progress toward inclusion and health equity becomes a regular, accepted part of the VC landscape.

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CEO/Executive Director

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Partner - Head of Health Assurance Ecosystem

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CEO, ConcertoCare / Operating Partner, Deerfield

Everything You Need to Know about FQHC’s & Innovation

Federally Qualified Health Centers, or community health centers, serve 1 in 11 people in the United States, regardless of their ability to pay. Just the ten largest of these clinics spend a combined $11.74 billion yearly. Most FQHCs use EHRs and offer telehealth services, and many already use digital health tools. Further, the majority of respondents in a 2022 survey of FQHC executives reported they were looking for a digital health solution. Yet, FQHCs may be the most under-recognized partners in healthcare. Get up to speed on how they’re run, what they need and the innovation partnerships they’re looking for.

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President and CEO

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Senior Editor

Humanizing Tech to Advance Health Equity: ACS CARES

High-tech and high-touch solutions are needed to overcome the structural and human factors that contribute to engagement and outcomes disparities among cancer patients. Hear how a purposeful collaboration between the American Cancer Society, Deloitte Health Equity Institute and other partners is humanizing technology and creating opportunities to advance health equity through ACS CARES, the first nationwide non-clinical navigation program for people with cancer and caregivers. And, learn why corporate partnerships are key to fighting the nation’s second leading cause of death.

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Managing Director

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Senior Vice President for Cancer Support

DE&I for Innovation in Healthy Aging & Longevity

Why is “aging” a DEI issue? Join the National Institute on Aging (NIA), the US federal research agency on aging and Alzheimer’s disease, in a discussion that explores the intersection of aging, health equity, and innovation. Learn more about the imperative to invest in the health of the US aging population and how innovating and investing with a DE&amp;I lens, through programs such as the NIA Startup Challenge, can redress ethnic and racial health inequities faced by a diverse and vastly growing aging population.

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Managing Partner & Co-Founder

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CEO and Co-Founder

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Program Director

Vision & Dental: The Side Door of Care

Vision and dental care are healthcare&#39;s secret weapons. Typically covered as ancillary healthcare benefits, these low-barrier, cost-effective services play a critical role in early detection and prevention, particularly in underserved communities. Come learn how vision and dental care act as a ‘side-door’ to care by providing easier access into the healthcare system--and through innovation in areas such as telehealth, minimally invasive care, mobile clinics and digital health innovation, have become important solutions for overall health and addressing outcomes disparities.

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President at VSP Vision Care

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President & CEO

From Tulsa to the Nation, Innovating for Indigenous Health

Tulsa Innovation Labs is harnessing its leadership in regional economic development to create an ‘innovation chute’ for virtual health solutions, with a goal to expedite better health for indigenous and tribal people across the US. Explore how this new national model for innovation engenders cooperation among startups, providers, investors and local partners to validate and scale virtual healthcare for some of the nation’s least well served communities—and find out how you can get involved.

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Founder and Managing Partner

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Chief of Staff and Head of Strategy

Empowering Communities to Build Resilient Health Systems in Africa

The World Health Organization estimates that by 2030 there will be a shortfall of 10 million health providers globally, perpetuating health inequities and limiting access to life-saving care. We must make ambitious and sustained investments in the health workforce, strengthening clinical education, training and improving policies that support health workers, and facilitating access to quality care to meet this growing challenge. Panelists will discuss the mechanics, challenges, and importance of public-private partnerships to strengthen professional health workforces and address critical shortages, so that they are ready and available to meet the health threats of today and strengthen resilient health systems into the future.

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Chief Legal Officer

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Co-Founder and CEO

Learning from Cancer: Policy Innovation as a Lever for Health Equity

We live in a groundbreaking era for cancer care innovation, but not everyone has access to the leading-edge treatments. In many ways, the real innovation needed to address health equity is creative policymaking that can better connect the breakthroughs of tomorrow to the patients who need them today. This session will unpack recent landmark policy reforms–from ideation, to implementation, to the road ahead–to show how policy innovation can support expanded access to optimal cancer care in underserved populations across the country.

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Executive Director

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Founder and Executive Director

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President, Health Innovation and Policy

Think Bigger About SDOH to Improve Mental Health

Two children with the exact same health and demographic profiles could respond very differently to behavioral health treatment. Why? One of them is impacted by a lack of family support. Broad, ZIP code-based programs to address social determinants of health do not go far enough to improve mental health. Learn how successful programs are breaking ground by collecting, measuring, and sharing personalized environmental data—across a full range of life challenges—to improve day-to-day clinical care.

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Founder & CEO

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Chief Medical Officer

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Content Specialist

Getting to Well with Artificial Intelligence

How can we responsibly and equitably use data and collaborations to close health gaps? The access and use of data, particularly by AI applications, will generate new medical and scientific knowledge with potential to accelerate basic research, diagnostic and novel treatment development, and disease prevention, leading to better health outcomes and cures. However, work remains to address data disparities and privacy concerns, fairness and representativeness in analyses, knowledge access and public trust. What are the best practices for broad data and AI collaborations? We will explore how leveraging data and AI can responsibly improve human health and ultimately to transition the U.S. healthcare system from one bootstrapped by sick care to one focused on well care.

Health Getting to Well with Artificial Intelligence

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Director, Resilient Systems

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Ethically Harnessing the Potential of Generative AI

Health equity is a key strategic goal for health systems, and clinical leaders play a vital role in advancing it. In this session, explore the ethics of using generative AI when health equity is at stake. Speakers will review risks, such as introducing or amplifying bias in clinical decision-making or data sources, and share risk management strategies. They’ll also discuss the ways AI can forward the goal of health equity by supporting clinical care, research and education.

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Associate Director of Strategic Development and Business Partnerships

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Chief Data Scientist for Duke Health; Vice Dean for Data Science; Director, Duke AI Health; Professor, Biostatistics & Bioinformatics; Duke University School of Medicine

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Global Chief Medical Officer, VP of Healthcare Worldwide Commercial

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