Creating the Future of Aging Care.
October 9 -11, 2016
MARRIOTT LOUISVILLE DOWNTOWN
MUHAMMAD ALI CENTER
ATRIA SUPPORT CENTER AT THE NUCLEUS
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Mark Ganz
Alexandra Drane Esther Dyson
Eliza Corporation Way to Wellville Cambia Health
Solutions
FOUNDING PARTNERS
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FEATURED SPEAKER
Sister Madonna
Buder - Triathlete
and Author
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 10
MARRIOTT LOUISVILLE DOWNTOWN
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9
MARRIOTT LOUISVILLE DOWNTOWN
280 W JEFFERSON STREET
LOUISVILLE, KY
2:00 - 6:00 PM
REGISTRATION OPEN
MARRIOTT LOUISVILLE DOWNTOWN
2ND LEVEL
6:00 - 8:00 PM
BOURBON, BITES AND
INNOVATION
ATRIA SUPPORT CENTER AT THE
NUCLEUS
Discover a dozen innovative products
in lifelong wellness and aging care,
including innovations by Humana
Inc. and a spectrum of early stage
companies. Enjoy a distilled spirits
tasting, along with other Kentucky
beverages and delicious local food
and music on several floors of the
Atria Support Center at The Nucleus,
including the rooftop garden, located
at 300 E. Market Street. A shuttle
between the Marriott and the venue
will run every 15 minutes, starting
at 5:30 pm leaving from the Second
Street entrance of the Marriott under
the red canopy.
The last shuttle departs from the
Atria Support Center at 8:30 pm.
Sponsored by: Iris Plans, Tito’s
Handmade Vodka and Unbridled
Charitable Foundation, Inc.
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ANOUNCER
Dr. Marc Rothman, MD |
Chief Medical Officer,
Kindred Healthcare
8:00 AM
REGISTRATION /
NETWORKING BREAKFAST
9:00 AM | BALLROOM 5-6
WELCOME / OPENING REMARKS
Grace Simrall |
Chief of Civic Innovation,
City of Louisville
WHY LOUISVILLE?
Keisha Deonarine |
Economic Development
Manager, Department of
Economic Development,
City of Louisville
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10:00 AM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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10:15 AM | BALLROOM 1-2
WHAT IF WE CAN CHANGE
THE FACE OF AGING?
Unity Stoakes |
President, StartUp Health
Carol Zindler |
VP, Client Experience,
Caremerge
Mark Cavicchia |
Chief Digital Officer,
RC21X
Teddy Hodges |
Creator, BRACEUNDER
StartUp Health recently
launched a ‘Longevity Moonshot’
with the ambitious goal of extending
and enhancing healthy life by 50+
years.
Together with the world’s army of
entrepreneurs working to transform
health, Unity Stoakes, co-founder
& President of StartUp Health, will
discuss how building and inspiring
a global community to join forces
behind this Longevity Moonshot
we will ultimately be able to extend
and enhance a healthy lifespan and
ultimately improve the health
of billions.
10:15 AM | BALLROOM 3-4
TECHNOLOGY, THE LONGEVITY
ECONOMY, AND AGING IN PLACE
Laurie Orlov | Principal
Analyst, Aging in Place
Technology Watch
Nadia Morris | Head of
Innovation, AT&T
Connected Health Foundry
The marketplace for technology to
assist aging adults in the Longevity
Economy is expected to grow sharply
from $2 billion today to more than
$30 billion in the next few years,
according to the updated report by
Aging in Place Technology Watch.
The report provides Predictions
about key technology trends for
2016 and beyond and is more likely
to be based on customization of
standard software than creation of
senior-specific products. Families,
caregivers, and seniors will acquire
new offerings as services that
are combined with persuasive
training on how to use them. The
100-million-strong 50+ market is
increasingly aware of technology
alternatives.
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11:00 AM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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11:15 AM | BALLROOM 1-2
REVOLUTIONIZING YOUR CULTURE
WITH HEALTHCARE CNA
LEARNING
Mary McNevin |
Chief Learning Officer,
Signature HealthCARE
Joanna Schneier |
CEO & Co-Founder,
Cognotion
Jonathan Dariyanani |
President &
Co-Founder, Cognotion
Healthcare is changing. It is time our
training changed also.
As Healthcare companies try to
attract, train and retain allied health
professionals, there is a serious skills
gap resulting in reduced revenue for
elder care and hospital centers. Allied
health professionals are the major
touchpoint with patients. Through
improved training we can improve
patient outcomes and increase
the number of qualified front-line
workers.
Cognotion, Signature HealthCARE
and IBM Watson have partnered
to change the face of healthcare
education and empower the
dedicated workers that serve this
challenging industry. Together, they
have crafted an optimal learning
experience for CNA certification.
This learning adventure guides the
learner through an emotionally and
cognitively intense, tablet-based
training. The training combines
interactive video narratives, gamified
learning modules, and is augmented
by live simulation, social media
reinforcement and test Preparation.
It’s a formula that delivers
immediate, lasting results.
11:15 AM | BALLROOM 3-4
UNLOCKING THE BRAIN WITH
TECHNOLOGY: EARLY
DIAGNOSTICS IN DEMENTIA
Robin Farmanfarmaian |
COO, Arc Fusion Programs
David Eagleman PhD |
New York Times
Bestselling Author,
PBS Host
World famous author &
neuroscientist David Eagleman,
joined by moderator Robin
Farmanfarmaian (author, The Patient
as CEO), will explore how technology
can make a major impact on early
stage diagnostics in cognitive health
and impairment. Recently discovered
insights into the mysterious world
of brain health and why catching
brain decline early will make a
game-changing positive difference
in people’s lives will be discussed.
From giving people the tools to make
decisions, to early interventions,
to big data analytics and reduced
healthcare costs, cutting edge
technologies are helping advance
neuroscience in unprecedented ways.
Join Esther Dyson - author of
Release 2.0: Design for living in the
digital age and a long-time tech
and health investor - for a broadreaching discussion around health,
‘global sickening,’ and her current
passion: The Way to Wellville. This is
a ten-year nonprofit project to help
five small US communities cultivate
health and make visible and lasting
improvements in their overall wellbeing and economic vitality. Her
background as a fact-checker for
Forbes Magazine and as a Wall
Street analyst, led her to ask a basic
question: ‘Why are we spending so
much on health care, when we could
be investing in health and getting
a better return - and a happier
population as well?’ Hear her take
on how we can invest in health and
encourage health-fostering startups and how Way to Wellville’s goal is to
persuade the country as a whole to
‘borrow’ her ideas.
12:00 PM
LUNCH /KEYNOTE | BALLROOM 5-6
1:15 PM | BALLROOM 1-2
REDEFINING SUCCESS IN
INCUBATING AGING INNOVATION
THE WAY TO WELLVILLE
Esther Dyson |
Executive Founder,
Way to Wellville
Chris Kay | Sr. Vice
President, Chief
Innovation Officer,
Humana Inc.
Roy Beveridge |
SVP & Chief Medical
Officer, Humana Inc.
Ted Smith |
Chief Executive Officer,
Revon Systems
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1:00 PM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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Andrey Ostrovsky |
CMO, Center for Medicaid
and CHIP Services
Dorit Donoviel |
Deputy Chief Scientist,
The National Space
Biomedical Research
Institute (NSBRI)
Margaret O’Kane |
Founder and President,
National Committee
for Quality Assurance
In 2015, over $4.5B was poured
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into digital health. Incubators are
popping up left and right to funnel
that money, delivery deal flow, and
supposedly catalyze innovation.
While there is a reference to “health”
in digital health incubators’ missions,
their success measures are purely
financial: number of companies
incubated or dollars invested.
With increasing accountability for
achieving the Triple Aim for payers,
providers, and patients, stakeholders
in the digital health ecosystem
also need to be held accountable.
This session will describe gaps and
opportunities to remedy the gaps
in making digital health incubation
accountable to achieving the triple
aim. In an era where margin is
optimized as health outcomes are
optimized, digital health investment
and incubation stands to achieve
higher returns by holding themselves
accountable to measures of
health impact rather than just
investments raised.
1:15 PM | BALLROOM 3-4
REAL-WORLD CARE TECHNOLOGIES
FOR MEDICAID RECIPIENTS
THAT INSTITUTIONS WILL
ACTUALLY DEPLOY
Hilary Hatch, PhD |
CEO , Vital Score
Paul Meyer |
CEO, Wellpass
Star Cunningham |
Founder/CEO,
4D Healthware
This session features how
to make software and services
attractive and usable for both
patients and their providers Many
software startups often don’t really
understand healthcare institutions –
hospitals, clinics, state Medicaid
agencies and the like. But for the
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institutions, adopting any new
service and integrating it into the
systems and software they already
have is costly in time, (re-)training
and money.
Led by three successful startups in
this space, hear real world use-cases
and best-practices that harness
things such as a patient’s health
history, real time data from activity
trackers, wireless scales, and bluetooth enabled biometric sensors
into improved outcomes and better
coordinated care. Get introduced
to technology that helps recipients
first find out their eligibility for
Medicaid, food stamps, and such
before filling out long forms. Discover
mobile health innovations that are
improving health and changing lives
as they improve care coordination.
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2:00 PM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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2:15 PM | BALLROOM 3-4
SENIOR CYBORGS AND THE RISE
OF DIGITAL HEALTH
Laura Mitchell | Founder,
Laura Mitchell Consulting
Charlie Hillman |
Founder & CEO,
GrandCare Systems
Norrie Daroga |
CEO & Founder,
iDAvatars
Richard Staynings |
Cybersecurity Healthcare
Life Sciences Leader, Cisco
As the aging population is
exponentially increasing, the cost of
healthcare is rising and the number
of caregivers cannot keep up.
Everyone is looking to provide more
cost-effective ways to provide care
and keep people independent, safe,
happy and healthy at home. This
session will describe the evolution
of disruptive digital health industry,
a new force of digital caregivers and
the entrepreneurs that are changing
the way care is delivered.
2:15 PM | BALLROOM 5-6
NEW AGING
Matthias Hollwich
Principal / Co-founder,
Hollwich Kushner
In this lecture, Matthias Hollwich, a
thought leader on the topic of ‘New
Aging,’ talks about ways to develop
a new attitude toward aging. From
practical design tips for making
homes safer and more comfortable,
to thought-provoking ideas on how
we work, relax, and interact with
our neighbors, Hollwich inspires
audiences to live smarter today so
that they can live better tomorrow.
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3:00 PM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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3:15PM
KEYNOTE | BALLROOM 5-6
HEALTH CARE: ON THE
JOURNEY WITH YOU FROM
BIRTH TO COMPLETION OF LIFE
Marc Rothman, MD |
Chief Medical Officer,
Kindred Healthcare
Mark Ganz
President and Chief
Executive Officer,
Cambia Health
Solutions
It’s in the twists and turns, and
toward the end of life’s journey,
when care focused on the needs of
people and their family is most vital.
Cambia Health Solutions is creating
seamless, end-to-end, health care
experiences using a human services
platform. Personalizing care through
technology and solutions keeps
people at the center and helps them
to live well in sickness and in health.
As a health care industry, we have
the privilege of being on this journey
with those we’re here to serve, not
for a return on investment but for a
return on humanity.
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4:00 PM | PROGRAMMING ENDS FOR
THE DAY
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5:45 – 8:00 PM
RECEPTION AT THE
MUHAMMAD ALI CENTER
Take a journey to greatness with
your fellow Louisville Innovation
Summit attendees at this year’s
networking reception at the
Muhammad Ali Center. Experience
Ali’s amazing life through interactive
and multimedia exhibits at the
three-level museum. Enjoy music,
southern hors d’ oeuvres and a
bourbon tasting featuring five
premium bourbons with comments
by sponsor Delta Dental of
Kentucky’s President/CEO, Dr. Cliff
Maesaka, Jr., DDS and special guest
Sister Madonna Buder, S.F.C.C.
Shuttles will start at 5:15 pm from
the Marriott’s Second Street entrance
under the red canopy. Last shuttle
departs the Muhammad Ali Center at
8:30 pm.
Sponsored by: Delta Dental of
Kentucky, AARP Kentucky,
Southern Glazer’s Wineand Spirits
and CareScriptions by Seremedi.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11
MARRIOTT LOUISVILLE DOWNTOWN
ANNOUNCER
Jeffrey Makowka
Director, Market
Innovation, AARP
8:00 AM
MARRIOTT LOUISVILLE DOWNTOWN
2ND LEVEL
REGISTRATION / NETWORKING
BREAKFAST / DEMO TABLES
8:45 AM
DAY 2 BALLROOM 5-6
WELCOME/ OPENING REMARKS
9:00 AM | BALLROOM 1-2
MOBILE HEALTH APPS - DO THEY
WORK AND CAN THEY MAKE
MONEY?
Veera Anantha, PhD
President, Founder &
CTO, Constant Therapy
Caroline Arenz
Assoicate, Healthbox
Ginna Baik
Senior Care Business
Strategist, CDW
Healthcare
In the last few years, we have
seen an emergence of ‘always on’
or ‘always available’ healthcare
services on smartphones, tablets and
wearables. When they are adopted
at scale by patients and clinicians,
these innovations have the potential
to significantly increase patient
engagement and reduce costs for our
healthcare system. In this session,
we will discuss several key factors
required for these solutions to reach
their potential; including – clinical
evidence, simultaneous adoption
among patients and clinicians, and
a viable business model. We will
highlight examples of real success
stories, where mobile solutions are
significantly reducing the
cost of care and increasing
patient engagement.
9:00 AM | BALLROOM 5-6
A VISIT WITH THE IRON NUN: SISTER
MADONNA BUDER TALKS ABOUT
TRIATHLONS, HER FAITH, AND AGING
WITH GRACE
Sister Madonna
Buder, S.F.C.C.
Sheri Rose, MEd
Co-Founder
Thrive Center
Jeffrey Makowka
Director, Market
Innovation, AARP
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9:45 AM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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10:00 AM | BALLROOM 1-2
HEALTHCARE AS A TEAM SPORT
Kim Evans | Co-founder
and CEO, Seremedi
Chip Howard | Vice
President, Payment
Innovation, Humana, Inc.
John Calhoun
Project Consultant,
Institute for Cancer Care
Innovation, MD Anderson
The entire healthcare
eco-system is tackling how to
increase the efficiency of care
delivery and the effectiveness of
the care delivered. Whether that
means implementing value based
care or other efficiency strategies,
it is unanimous that creating the
best possible outcomes for patients
will require across the board
collaboration with payers, providers,
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clinicians and patients working
together as a team. But change is
difficult and getting members of
the team to understand their roles
and how they fit on a team takes
coordination, especially through the
transition. This panel discusses the
requirements, and how healthcare
stakeholders are working as a team
to make the necessary changes
to implement policies, processes
and technology to create efficient,
effective and quality outcomes.
10:00 AM | BALLROOM 3-4
RESEARCH NETWORKS SPECIALIZING
IN AGING INNOVATION FOR THE
LONGEVITY ECONOMY
John Reinhart CPA, MBA |
Co-Founder , Thrive Center
Anna Faul, PhD |
Executive Director,
Univeristy of Louisville
Institute for Sustainable
Health & Optimal Aging
Brad Fain PhD |
Principal Research Scientist
and Director of Georgia
Tech’s HomeLab, Georgia
Tech Research Institute
Mary Furlong , EdD |
Professor, Santa Clara
University
Researchers, entrepreneurs, and
organizations continue to seek
validation for new products, service
models and technologies that
enhance both the quality of care
and the quality of life for the global
aging population. Validation requires
expertise and capabilities that
exist in a variety of places including
universities. This panel will explore
the state of commercialization
of solutions/IP developed within
academic universities and the gaps
in validation testing experienced
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by those seeking to get market
feedback. The focus will be on
innovations that span the life
sciences, social sciences, and
lifestyle sciences through the eyes
of subject matter experts affiliated
with world class academic and
private institutions. This will be a
panel led and moderated by a serial
entrepreneur with expertise in the
aging innovation space.
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10:45 AM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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11:00 AM | BALLROOM 1-2
STORYTELLING: LEARNING TO
INNOVATE BY OBSERVING SENIORS’
INCREDIBLE JOURNEYS THROUGH
SERIOUS ILLNESS
Stephen Bekanich |
Chief Medical Officer,
Iris Plans. Inc.
Sarah Hetue Hill, PhD |
Director, Palliative
Care, Ascension Health
Steve Wardle, MBA |
CEO, Iris Plans, Inc.
Mark J. Cacciamani, MD | Physician,
House Call Doctors
Serious chronic illness
drives the majority of healthcare
spending. Organizations are
scrambling to create innovations
that better serve and manage this
large and growing population. While
many of the diseases are the same
– cancer, heart failure, dementia –
the journey for patients and their
families can be wildly different.
Why do some patients and families
struggle greatly while others seem to
continue thriving? This session will
study the stories of actual patients
and discover design principles from
their outlooks, practices, habits
and strategies. Hear how these
design principles have shaped one
innovative model for providing
advance care planning, and how they
can be applied to your organization
as well, as you seek to design
innovative products and services for
seniors with serious illnesses.
11:00 AM | BALLROOM 3-4
WHEN SENIORS, MEDICARE DATA
AND PHARMA COLLIDE: THE RIGHT
DRUGS, TO THE RIGHT PATIENTS, AT
THE RIGHT TIME
Suresh Vishnubhatla |
Executive Vice President,
Long Term Care Operations,
PharMerica
Bryan Sivak | Entrepreneurin-Residence, Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation
Laura Shapland |
CEO, CareSet Systems
New access to Medicare data is
transforming how we get the right
drugs to the right seniors at the
right time. CMS offers a new secure
way of accessing its program
data through virtual access to the
CMS Virtual Research Data Center
(VRDC), but not all Medicare data
interpretations are the same. Sit in
with data science insiders and find
out how big data has worked in the
past, in the present, and take a look
at how it will work in the future to
improve outcomes and reduce costs.
Learn how pharma is using Medicare
and commercial patient data to
improve patient care. Find out how
this same data is being used to work
with physician groups to build ACOs,
track disease states, and improve
transparency in reaching patients
using Medicare data.
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11:45 AM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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12:00 PM
LUNCH AND KEYNOTE |
BALLROOM 5-6
A BAD DEATH IS A CON
Alexandra Drane |
Co-Founder,
Chair of the Board,
Eliza Corporation
How we die matters. What matters
even more is how we live – every day
fully until our last. The opportunity
to do this better is the single greatest
opportunity in healthcare – on every
level. Caregiver stress; Financial
stress; The realities of advanced
illness care. This triumvirate is a
super storm that is about to take our
country to the cleaners – emotionally,
physically, financially. And chances
are that some aspect of it is not just
happening to you – it’s happening
to your mother, your brother, your
neighbor – and everyone you serve. A
bad death is a con – but a good death
is a gift, and creating a world where
we all live our best day until our last
is not just possible, it’s an imperative.
We don’t need to shy away from this
topic – we need to drag it out into the
light, roll around in it, and together
change the course of history. What’s
not to love about that?
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1:15 PM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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Thank you to our
Platinum sponsor
1:30 PM | BALLROOM 1-2
STARTUP PITCH EVENT #1
Rob Coppedge
President, Direct Health Solutions,
Cambia Health Solutions
David Jones, Jr.
Chairman, Chrysalis Ventures
Scott Collins
President/CEO, Link-age
Shannon Rothschild
Venture Partner, Spindletop Capital
Stefanie Dhanda
Sr. Director, Consumer Scientific
Innovation, Johnson & Johnson
Innovation
1:30 PM | BALLROOM 3-4
HOSPITAL PARTNERSHIPS WITH NON
MEDICAL HOME CARE
Josh Luke, FACHE, a healthcare
futurist, veteran hospital CEO, former
SNF administrator and author of
ACHE’s best-selling book of 2015
showcases case studies from
around the country of hospitals and
health systems who are not only
conforming to a value based model,
but doing so through innovation and
adaptive technology. Luke coined the
phrase, “Own the Continuum” and is
a futurist known for educating health
systems on identifying opportunities
for new revenue generation in a
value based model. Luke has become
known as one of the most soughtafter national futurists and speakers
on care transitions as his message
is designed to create a discharge
home-first mentality, and inspires
creative thinking in the process.
Luke’s new book, EX-ACUTE, A former
hospital CEO tells all on what’s wrong
with American healthcare, What
every American needs to know, will
be provided to each attendee.
Kyle Hill, CEO of HomeHero shares
how disruptive technology in the
home is providing an economical
means for health systems to
collect home-based data that
was previously unavailable, or too
expensive to collect. Hill shares how
leading national health systems
like are partnering with HomeHero
to implement technology both in
the home and during the discharge
process in ways never before
attempted by Health Systems.
Hill will share, as he did in a recent
Huffington Post article, how
Luke’s once “progressive vision”
for healthcare has now become
mainstream and technology and
innovation are proving to be the
means by which Luke’s longproclaimed vision of a home based
delivery system is coming to fruition.
Josh Luke PhD | FACHE
Founder and President,
National Readmission
Prevention Collaborative
Kyle Hill
CEO, HomeHero
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2:15 PM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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2:30 PM | BALLROOM 1-2
STARTUP PITCH EVENT #2
Rob Coppedge, President,
Direct Health Solutions,
Cambia Health Solutions
David Jones, Jr., Chairman,
Chrysalis Ventures
Scott Collins, President/CEO,
Link-age
Shannon Rothschild, Venture
Partner, Spindletop Capital
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Stefanie Dhanda, Sr. Director,
Consumer Scientific Innovation,
Johnson & Johnson Innovation
2:30 PM | BALLROOM 5-6
FROM IDEAS TO IMPACT: STORIES
FROM THE FOREFRONT OF HEALTH
INNOVATION (PART I)
Busy Burr, MBA |
Vice President of Health
Innovation and head of
Humana Health Ventures,
Humana Silicon Valley
Debra Clary, PhD |
Corporate Director,
Humana, Inc.
People tend to think of innovation as
slick new gadgets or expensive high
tech, Humana Inc, defines it as great
insights that meet people’s needs
and help them to overcome barriers,
and then – starting with health –
turning those insights into ideas
into impact.
This two-part session, moderated by
Busy Burr and Deb Clary, will explore
how innovating for improved health
and quality of life is not just the
domain of one team or function‚ but
innovation comes from everywhere
and it’s everyone’s business.
Part 1 will start with a film about
what’s good and what’s hard about
health innovation, and how everyone
contributes from their unique
viewpoint and with their particular
talents‚ and it will feature several
innovation stories from the forefront
in a short, lively format with video
inspiration.
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3:15 PM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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3:30 PM | BALLROOM 1-2
STARTUP PITCH EVENT #3
Rob Coppedge, President,
Direct Health Soluntions,
Cambia Health Solutions
David Jones, Jr., Chairman,
Chrysalis Ventures
Scott Collins, President/CEO,
Link-age
Shannon Rothschild, Venture
Partner, Spindletop Capital
Stefanie Dhanda, Sr. Director,
Consumer Scientific Innovation,
Johnson & Johnson Innovation
3:30 PM | BALLROOM 5-6
FROM IDEAS TO IMPACT: STORIES
FROM THE FOREFRONT OF HEALTH
INNOVATION (PART II)
Busy Burr, MBA |
Vice President of Health
Innovation and head of
Humana Health Ventures,
Humana Silicon Valley
Debra Clary, PhD |
Corporate Director,
Humana, Inc.
Part II will continue with more stories
of insight, ideas and impact made
real through collaborations across
departments and industries.
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4:15 PM | BREAK / DEMO TABLES
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4:30 PM | BALLROOM 5-6
AWARDS CEREMONY
CLOSING REMARKS
5:00 – 6:30 PM
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Startup Pitch Event
Tuesday, October 11
Innovation Summit attendees are
welcome to attend as the Startup
companies compete in front of a live
audience, four judges and an emceee
on Tuesday, October 11 beginning
at 1:30 PM. The winner will be
announced at 4:30 pm during the
closing remarks.
Admetsys
Boston, MA
www.admetsys.com
According to the CDC, 77% of older adults
are diabetic or prediabetes. Proper
hospital control of diabetes is critical –
saves lives, decreases complications,
and speeds recovery. Admetsys has
developed an artificial pancreas for
hospital that improves health outcomes
and health economics through high-tech
automation.
BrainCheck
Houston, TX
www.braincheck.com
BrainCheck allows you to track your brain
health so you can check for significant
changes and share results with your
physician.
BULLSEYE dropper
Covington, KY
www.bullseyedropper.com
BULLSEYE dropper is dedicated to elder
patient care by delivering ophthalmic
medications with spot-on accuracy, one
drop at a time. No more mess, waste or
assistance from others, saving millions.
Caregoals
Philadelphia, PA
www.caregoals.com
Caregoals facilitates conversations to
understand patient preferences, values
and beliefs for end of life care. The
platform tracks, measures and provides
insight from digital patient engagements
to align treatment with patient care
goals to ensure better end of life
outcomes.
Inscope Medical Solutions
The Right Place
Inscope Medical is dedicated to
developing low cost, connected medical
devices. Their first device is the Inscope
Laryngoscope, an innovative technology
that optimizes intubation, improving this
high-risk procedure’s speed and safety.
The Right Place is a communication
solution that empowers hospitals and
post-acute providers to match the right
patient to the right place of care quickly,
efficiently and ensures all stakeholders
may track the episode through postacute discharge with ease.
Louisville, KY
www.inscopemedical.com
Kytera
Rishpon, Israel
www.kyteratech.com
Kytera develops an advanced contextual
activity monitoring for seniors who live
independently. Using a wristband and
sensors in the house, Kytera tracks
real time changes in routine activity
and alerts caregivers when distress is
detected.
Houston, TX
www.therightplace.com
Vivor
Chicago, IL
www.vivor.com
Vivor empowers healthcare providers to
reduce patient out-of-pocket costs with
PayRx, financial workflow technology
that maximizes the use of copay
assistance programs for expensive
diseases like cancer.
Liberate Medical
YGEIA
Liberate Medical manufacturers noninvasive respiratory muscle stimulators
to improve the quality and reduce the
cost of care for patients with pulmonary
disease.
YGEIA incorporates precision medicine
for chronic disease management at
home. We provide actionable data at the
patient level for personalized treatment,
leading to reduced hospital readmission
and improved patient outcomes.
Louisville, KY
www.liberatemedical.com
LifeBio
Dallas, TX
www.ygeiagroup.com
Marysville, OH
www.lifebio.com
Alternates
LifeBio delivers a life story and
communication platform that improves
health outcomes, enhances personcentered care, reduces loneliness, and
differentiates providers/payers in
competitive markets.
CareBand
Sensely
San Francisco, CA
www.sensely.com
Sensely is the creator of the clinical
platform powered by an avatar, equipped
with a set of remote diagnostic tools,
leveraging natural user interfaces
to facilitate patient assessment and
provide insights for meaningful
follow-up.
Chicago, IL
www.careband.co
CareBand is an innovative, simple allin-one safety bracelet for seniors living
with dementia. We enable safety and
independence for seniors as well as
providing peace of mind for caregivers
and family members.
LifeAssist
San Francisco, CA
www.lat.care
LifeAssist has created innovative yet
simple-to-use, connected solutions that
promote active and independent living.
Their solutions empower seniors to
maintain a healthy and engaged lifestyle
all the while helping caregivers balance
stress, schedules and workload.
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2016 Louisville Innovation Summit
LIS 2016 ADVISORY BOARD
| Advisory Board
Regina Holliday |
Laura Mitchell |
Rod Baird |
Lindsay Deneault |
CEO, Care at Hand
President, Geriatric Practice Management,
LLC
Brian Kane |
Sanjay Khurana |
Will Neder |
ADVISORS
Andrey Ostrovsky |
Chief Financial Officer, Humana Inc.
Deborah Mansfield |
Artist and Activist, The Walking Gallery
Vice President, Caregiving Products &
Servies, AARP Services
Sean Doolan |
Director, Life Sciences Acceleration,
Houston Technology Center
Network Associate, StartUp Health
Erik Ibarra |
Shawn Nason |
Chief Experience Officer, Calamine, Inc.
Hubert Zajicek |
CEO, Health Wildcatters
Jordan Shlain, MD |
Founder, Private Medical
Karen Griffith Gryga |
Managing Partner, Dreamit
Kevin Rapp |
Founding Partner, Stratascend
Laura Mitchell |
Founder, Laura Mitchell Consulting
Laura Shapland |
CEO, CareSet Systems
Laurie Orlov |
Founder, Principal Analyst, Aging in Place
Technology Watch
Marc Rothman, MD |
Chief Medical Officer, Kindred Healthcare
Margaret Laws |
President/ CEO, HopeLab
Mark Sakamoto |
Executive Vice President, Think Research
Director of Innovation, Carolinas
HealthCare System
Principal, Universal Operations
Benjamin Glenn |
Partner, Shay Glenn LLP
Kelby Price |
COO, Population Health & Healthways
Innovation Living Lab, Healthways
Director, Kentucky Enterprise Fund,
Kentucky Science and Technology
Corporation
Sivaram Arabandi |
Lisa Bajorinas |
Clinical Informatician, Ontopro
Stefanie Dhanda |
Sr. Director, Consumer Scientific Innovation,
Johnson & Johnson Innovation
Director, Kentucky Innovation Network,
Executive Director, EnterpriseCorp
Tendai Charasika |
CEO, SuperFanU, Inc
Suresh Vishnubhatla |
Executive Vice President, PharMerica
Ted Smith |
Chief Executive Officer, Revon Systems
Tom Cooper |
General Partner, Aperture Venture
Partners LLC
Unity Stoakes |
President, StartUp Health
EVENT STAFF
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York Management, Inc.
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ADEO Interactive
LIS 2016 COACHES
Sivaram Arabandi |
Clinical Informatician, Ontopro
Dana Abramovitz |
Chief Marketing Officer, Seremedi
Dorit Donoviel |
Deputy Chief Scientist, The National Space
Biomedical Research Institute (NSBRI)
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Mary Miller | York Management, Inc.
Kelly Dettor | York Management, Inc.
Brian Lang | ADEO Interactive
Eddie Gonzalez-Novoa | ADEO Interactive
Michelle Murdough | ADEO Interactive
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2016 Louisville Innovation Summit
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