Digital Health New York

JUST RELEASED! The Q3 2024 New York Healthcare Innovation Report is now live! In it, we provide an overview of Q3 2024 funding, highlights from #DHNY24 and we also hear from 5 entrepreneurs who are challenging the status quo among other trends and insights emerging from the NY digital health community. Read the full report now: https://go.dhny.co/Q3-2024

With the speed of ESG change, we wanted to check in with executives in each industry on the status of their sustainability journeys. Here is an industry breakdown of noteworthy findings from the recent Deloitte survey #ThePulseDeloitte https://lnkd.in/game-_nF

Save the date! Register now for our upcoming virtual discussion on 10/22 to explore a variety of topics related to the challenges of evaluating and implementing coverage for obesity treatments. Panelists will discuss ideas and propose solutions to successfully navigate the issues related to PBM (pharmacy benefit manager) contracts, patient identification, cost estimations, and rebate strategies. Panelists include Asif (AJ) Ally of Milliman, Elina Onitskansky of Ilant Health, Matt Percia of NFP, an Aon company & moderated by Bunny Ellerin, Co-founder and CEO of DHNY Register: https://lnkd.in/gyf9isGR

Now is when “the rubber hits the road,” as the new SCNs and downstate New York safety net hospitals prepare to operationalize these programs along with health plans, IPAs, medical groups, CBOs and others. Join us on Wednesday, Oct 30th for a panel discussion exploring what’s happening on the ground today, what’s coming and key barriers and opportunities to watch for in the next three years as HRSN, SCNs and Global Budget rollout. Register: https://lnkd.in/gycY4hzJ Ropes & Gray LLP | Healthfirst | Care Compass Network | COPE Health Solutions

As New York’s digital health ecosystem closes in on 2025, the excitement is palpable thanks to the transformative innovation happening in every corner of our industry. Nowhere was that innovation more apparent than at the third annual DHNY Summit on September 18, 2024, which spotlighted the people, companies and ideas that are setting the pace for next year and beyond. The event brought together 350+attendees representing the top entrepreneurs, investors, advisors, health systems, health plans and pharmaceutical companies to discuss the future’s most pressing challenges and strategies to achieve sustainability and improve lives. Here are the major takeaways from #DHNY24, along with key insights from: Matt Griffin, AIC-M | Vin Gupta, MD MPA | Peter M. Fleischut, MD | Jill Kalman, M.D. | Justin R. Brueck | Ali Khan, MD, MPP | Kate Condliffe | Tara Bishop MD, MPH | Michael Dowling https://lnkd.in/giMFVXit

The NY digital health community continues to innovate at an impressive pace. Here are some of the latest developments from the past month. Featuring company updates from PulsePoint | Vesta Healthcare | Vori Health | Yuvo Health | Oshi Health | KELLS | Arcade Therapeutics | Acupath Laboratories Inc. | Virta Health | Meryl Simmons Executive Moves & Recruitment: Cylinder | Care2U | Charm Economics | TailorMed News & views from Aegis | Deloitte | Nym | AccurKardia | LRVHealth Industry events hosted by Medidata Solutions | Noom | McDermott Will & Emery | Cornell Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership | Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati | mend? | GoMo Health https://lnkd.in/gNnDE9Bp #HLTH #HLTH24 #DigitalHealth #nycinnovation #hiring

Tomorrow at 9:00 am, join the Cornell Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership admissions team for a special open house event at the Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City! ?Engage with alumni, faculty, and future classmates at this Leadership Open House - FREE to attend. REGISTER HERE: https://go.dhny.co/4efZrMx

We are still embracing the energy from DHNY Summit last week! We are so grateful to our sponsors, attendees, speakers and team who made it all possible. And ICYMI - check out our recap below ?? #DHNY24

During DHNY Summit, leaders from Northwell Health and Mount Sinai Health System offered words of caution regarding AI, but still remain optimistic about the impacts the technology will have on healthcare delivery. Michael Dowling, president and CEO of Northwell Health, said he believes AI will create new therapies, prediction tools and diagnostics -- yet it's still important for everyone in healthcare to slow down because there is a lot of potential to do harm. Read more from Modern Healthcare's Gabriel Perna via the link below ?? #DHNY24

“Progress moves at the speed of trust.” That’s a direct quote from Michael Dowling president and CEO of Northwell Health, who served as the keynote speaker at our annual DHNY Summit on Wednesday. Michael’s words underlined each key theme we’re taking away from #DHNY24 which brought together hundreds of health care, health tech, insurance, fin tech and entrepreneurial pacesetters from around the country in its third year. Participants met all day in sessions that contemplated the future of care in the city and beyond. While the summit is over, here are the lessons that will stick with us (and we hope you, too): ?? ?? Consider AI carefully. Speakers illustrated several use cases for artificial intelligence that makes doctors’ and patients’ lives better, including some being used at the city’s preeminent hospitals right now. However, experts emphasized that there are a host of challenges around physician uptake and workflow integration. Founders pitching AI solutions to health systems must prove how their tech will solve systems’ real-world problems. ???? Experts are bullish on certain aspects of the market as New York’s star continues to rise. From direct-to-consumer online pharmacies that streamline medication access to the IPO market reopening, industry leaders are optimistic about the future of health tech after a sluggish 2023. 2024 is off to a solid start–with New York home to about 20% of the deals made in the first half of the year–and 2025 has vast potential. ?? Partnerships are the lynchpin to success. Nearly every speaker–including Mount Sinai Health System’s CEO Brendan G. Carr, MD, MA, MS, and Aegis Ventures co-founder and managing partner John Beadle – emphasized that partnerships are the only way we can move forward in this increasingly complicated healthcare world. Systems, entrepreneurs and financial experts must learn how to work together to solve their most pressing problems and monetize care. As Northwell Health’s Chief Medical Officer Jill Kalman, M.D. said: “Even the largest health systems can’t succeed alone.” ???? Being an expert–and human–will always be crucial. Founders pitching their solutions, health companies looking for value-based care contracts and systems looking to partner with each other must know everything about the other entity in the equation to succeed. Similarly, despite tech’s increasing role in health care, the industry still needs a human touch at every point of care to improve outcomes. ?? The future depends on trust. Dowling’s keynote point rang true through every panel and networking session of the summit. Leaders stressed that building relationships through communication, data production and thoughtful collaboration will foster the trust necessary to navigate our complex world. Without trust, health care can’t move forward. That’s a wrap on DHNY Summit 2024! We’re grateful to every player who helped make this year’s event a success.