Eugene Borukhovich sat down with Jennifer Shannon at the Health 2.0 conference in Santa Clara, CA. Eugene dives into the successful GA4 program and the roles of digital therapeutics and evidence in transforming healthcare.
Global health initiatives have been a tremendous benefactor of digital transformation. Activities ranging from accessing medical records online to tracking meals in a mobile app that were completely unheard of
Digital Therapeutics (DTx) have been under the spotlight this past year. They have the potential to become a game changer in healthcare for patients, healthcare professionals, pharmaceuticals and insurance companies.
Toronto, Canada ~ Collision, the fastest- growing tech conference in North America, was held in Toronto from May 20-23, 2019, and it attracted over 25,000 attendees, 700 speakers, 1,100 startups
Philadelphia, PA ~ I had the opportunity to attend the Digital Health for Pharma conference, held across the street from UPenn’s beautiful campus in Philadelphia. Between sessions, I caught up
Paris, France ~ An inspiring showcase of 13,000 startups in Paris – The fourth edition of Viva Tech took place in Paris from 16th to 18th of May and the
San Mateo, CA ~ The 4 main barriers to adoption of Digital Tools by clinicians, and what is being done about them. A few weeks ago, while attending the DTx
When CMS unveiled the first standalone reimbursement for Remote Patient Monitoring (“RPM”) by “unbundling” CPT Code 99091 in the 2018 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule, it opened the door to the
I recently had the pleasure of attending two events in Washington, DC: West Health’s Healthcare Costs Innovation Summit and URAC’s Telemed Leadership Forum. As I reflect back on these events,
