Host: Rajiv Kumar, MD, Science Advisory Board Member, Virgin Pulse
Discussion Leaders:
• Maryam Gholami, Chief Product Officer, Digital Innovations, Providence
• Jackie Kosecoff, PhD, Managing Partner, Moriah Partners
• Sukanya Soderland, SVP & Chief Strategy Officer, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
Discussion leaders shared their perspectives on:
- How do payers and providers quantify the value of digital therapeutics?
- Assessment of digital technologies and interventions that are clinically sound
- Impact on reimbursement
- Addressing the engagement challenge with consumers
- Attributes of successful digital therapeutics
- How are payers and providers aggregating digital solutions to provide radical simplicity for consumers?
- Strategies to reduce friction for users and administrators
- Approaches to consolidate systems and manage fragmentation and data from multiple sources
- What needs are not being met and what is the market missing?
- What should investors be looking for?
Read the Insider article written by Tom Sullivan that recaps this webcast here.
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