2018 HTF Innovation Conference
MAY 14TH-15TH, 2018 | STANFORD UNIVERSITY
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Overview
You haven't attended a health conference like this! Join us for 2 days of captivating keynotes, two tracks of thought-provoking panels, an exhibition hall, an invite-only innovation showcase, and an intimate networking reception at the 7th Annual HTF Innovation Conference.
Clinicians, Technologists, Researchers, Entrepreneurs, Venture Capitalists, Public Health Officials, Not-For-Profit Organizations, Governmental Agencies and others will convene with a shared goal to accelerate bringing solutions to market for acute pain points.
Featured Speakers
Ken Dychtwald, PhD
CEO, Age WaveJohn Mattison, MD
Asst. Medical Director, & Chief Health Information Officer, Kaiser PermanenteDennis Robbins, PhD, MPH
Principal, Person-centric SolutionsAmy McDonough
VP & GM, Fitbit Group HealthCasey Kerrigan, MD
Owner, Disruptive Science Based Healthy Shoe ManufacturerWalter Greenleaf, PhD
Medical VR / AR Expert, Stanford Virtual Human Interaction LabGerry Hurowitz, MD
Assistant Clinical Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, Columbia UniversityDaniel Chavez
Executive Director, San Diego Health ConnectBenjamin Sperling
Director, Business Development, Customer Engineering , Qualcomm LifeRick Gossage
CEO, Interactive Lifestyle ManagementAmanda Goltz
VP of Digital Innovation, BTG›
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Themes
Talent, Tools, and Techniques to Improve Behavioral Health
Focus is on the growing domains on behavioral health in the broader health and healthcare spectrum. Thought leaders from diverse disciplines will share tool, strategies, and techniques to address and improve behavioral health issues. We will also explore innovative solutions in terms of access, availability, and funding of behavior health resources and tools.
Next Generation Engagement
Empowering each of us through information, technologies, devices, support systems, and mobile solutions are a great way to initiate the process of behavioral change. True engagement and behavior change require continuously available, real-time, personalized and targeted nudging that is distinctive and meaningful to that person. The right tools and technologies for the right person at the right time can help create a culture of health and optimize care.
Healthy Aging and Resilience
Healthy aging is about how we live and savor life rather than focusing on illness and disease. With the help of a platform of ecosystems and advanced technologies, we can promote, optimize, and sustain our lives. Moreover, the right technology for the right person at the right time can create a behavioral symphony of health and wellness that further add years to our lives and life to our years.
INNOVATION SHOWCASE
The invitation-only INNOVATION SHOWCASE returns for HTFIC2018 and is aimed at connecting startup companies with members of the investment community to develop strategic partnerships and fundraising opportunities. It also provides companies high visibility and marketing presence at the conference via demo opportunities in the expo.
Last year included 14 health technology startups and many investment firms in attendance, including Mayfield Fund, Illumina Ventures, Johnson & Johnson Innovations, Summation Health Ventures, and Khosla Ventures.
If you are a startup or investor interested in participating in the Innovation Showcase, please email
partnerships@healthtechnologyforum.com for more information.
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Schedule
May 14th
08:00 - 08:45 | Hall 1
Registration
08:45 - 09:00 | Hall 1
Welcome and Overview
09:00 - 10:00 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Keynote: How the Age Wave will Transform Health and Longevity
Ken Dychtwald, PhD /10:00 - 10:55 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Moving Beyond Illness and Disease to a Culture of Health
Dennis Robbins, PhD, MPH / Ardy Arianpour / John Mattison, MD / Amy McDonough /10:55 - 11:10
Break
11:10 - 12:00 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Positioning For Commercial Success – From “So-What” to Breakthrough
Mark Goettling / Stacie Depner / David Cerino / Geof Baker /12:00 - 13:15
Lunch
13:15 - 14:05 | Track 1 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Creating Actionable Information for Healthcare Professionals and Patients To Enhance Outcomes
Lorraine Chapman / Amanda Goltz / Bridget Hurley / Martha Najib /13:15 - 14:05 | Track 2 | Berg Hall C
Evidenced Based Algorithms Across the Spectrum of Care
Rhonda Montgomery, PhD /14:10 - 15:00 | Track 1 | Main Room - Berg Hall A&B
Science, Technology, Medicine, and Fashion: Expanding the Realm of Wearables
Casey Kerrigan, MD /14:10 - 15:00 | Track 2 | Berg Hall C
New Frontiers in Connected Health
Scott Mauvais / Bruce Bell / Sean Caffey, MD /15:00 - 15:15
Break
15:15 - 16:05 | Track 1 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Tools, Talent, and Technique to Improve Behavioral Health
Luba Botcheva, PhD / Michael Byer / Andrew Chacko, MD / Kristian Ranta /15:15 - 16:05 | Track 2 | Berg Hall C
Digital Health for Complex Populations
Daniel Chavez /16:10 - 17:10 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Cross-Industry Approaches to Innovations
Arundhati Parmar / Brett Conrad / Don Navarro / Tammy Rimes, MPA / Marc Siry /17:10 - 19:15
Networking Reception
May 15th
08:00 - 08:45 | Hall 1
Registration
08:45 - 09:00 | Hall 1
Welcome and Overview
09:00 - 10:15 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Keynote: Next Generation Engagement
Patrick Dunn, PhD, MS, MB / Benjamin Sperling / Robert Raleigh, PhD / Rick Gossage / Dennis Robbins, PhD, MPH /10:15 - 10:55 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
The Circadian Pump: Sleep, Wake, and Behavioral Health
Gerry Hurowitz, MD / Michael Byer /10:55 - 11:10
Break
11:10 - 12:00 | Main Room - Berg Hall A&B
How Virtual and Augmented Reality Will Transform Healthcare
Walter Greenleaf, PhD / Beth Rogozinski /12:00 - 13:15
Lunch
13:15 - 14:05 | Track 1 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
Empowering Innovation – How AI intersects with the hottest areas in healthcare
Aashima Gupta / Michael Aratow, MD, FACEP / John Cornwell / Jim Stefansic, PhD / Fran Ayalasomayajula, MPH, PMP /13:15 - 14:05 | Track 2 | Berg Hall C
Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing: Impending Value and the Path Forward
Geetha Rao, PhD / Michael Snyder, PhD / Ellen Berg, PhD / Anita Singh / Greg Tranah, PhD /14:10 - 15:00 | Track 1 | Main Room Berg Hall A&B
How can we simultaneously enable medication adherence and positive behavioral change?
Elizabeth Oyekan, PharmD, FCSHP, CPHQ / Yan Chow, MD, MBA / Kate Lorig, Dr.P.H. / John Schinnerer / Scott Zeller, MD /14:10 - 15:00 | Track 2 | Berg Hall C
The Convergence of Mindfulness in the Tech Workspace: Why this Matters
Nancy Lee / Steph Stern / Laurie Coe /15:00 - 15:15
Break
15:15 - 16:05 | Track 1 | Main Room - Berg Hall A&B
An Executive View on the Next Generation of Healthcare
Todd Ferris, MD / Brian Clay, MD / Rick Peters, MD / Neil Solomon, MD / Peter S. Tippett, MD, PhD /15:15 - 16:05 | Track 2 | Secondary Room - Berg Hall C
Cross-border Innovation and Entrepreneurship Opportunities In Health Between US and China: How To Get The Best of Both Worlds
Eva Woo / Yang Huang, PhD / Amy Kwok, MD, MPH / Zion Shen, PhD /16:10 - 17:10
Closing Session: Developing and Scaling Health Innovations for Low-and-Medium Income Markets
Pronoy Saha, BSEE, MBA / Stefano Bertozzi, MD, PhD / Peter Long, PhD /03
Speakers
Chief Medical Information Officer, Inpatient and Hospital Affiliations,
Health Sciences Clinical Professor of Medicine, UC San Diego Health
Elizabeth Oyekan, PharmD, FCSHP, CPHQ
Senior Director, Quality and Population Health Solutions, , TGC Penrose
Chief Scientific Officer,
Translational Biology for Eurofins Pharma Discovery Services
Fran Ayalasomayajula, MPH, PMP
Global Healthcare, Population Health Information Technology and Innovations Lead, HP, Inc.
Director of Precision Medicine Research,
Sutter Health CPMC Research Institute, Professor at UCSF Department of Epidemiology and Statistics
Professor, Stanford University School of Medicine; Founder & Partner SMRC,
Self-Management Resource Center
Director of Strategic Projects, Learning and Development,
Mental Health Association of San Francisco
Professor and Chair of Genetics,
Stanford Center for Genomics and Personalized Medicine
Chief Technology Innovation Officer,
Dell Medical School at the University of Texas at Austin
Dean and Professor of Health Policy & Management at UC ,
Berkeley School of Public Health
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Sponsors
3TandAI
Actualize Therapy
Beyond Lucid Technologies
Bisu
CrossChx
Holoeyes Inc.
Huma.AI
Kencor Health
Mentia
Meru Health
Neofect
Neurofit
Public Insight Data
Trayt
UrDoc
Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati
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Venue
From HWY 280 North or South:
- Take the Sand Hill Road exit, head east
- Turn right on Stock Farm Road
- Turn right on Oak Road
- Parking lot entrance on your right
From HWY 101 North or South:
- Take Embarcadero Road West exit
- Follow Embarcadero Road, which turns into Galvez Street after El Camino Real
- Turn right on Campus Drive
- Turn right on Searville Road
- Parking lot entrance on your left
Walking:
- Follow pink color route on the map
- Walking Distance: 0.5 miles (7-10 minutes walk)
Marguerite Shuttle:
- Take HD (Hospital Direct) Line* (comes every 7-10 minutes)
- Shuttle stop is next to the parking lot entrance
- Get off at Campus Drive @ Cogen/Li Ka Shing
- Return shuttle will be on the opposite side of drop off location
Highway 280 North or South:
- Take the Sand Hill Road exit, head east
- Turn right on Stock Farm Road
- Go past Oak Road
- Make the next left-hand turn
- Follow directions for “all” below
From Bayshore Bayshore US Highway Highway 101 North or South:
- Take the Embarcadero Road/West exit
- Follow Embarcadero Road for about two miles LKSC
- Cross El Camino Real, after which the road becomes Galvez Street
- Turn right at Arboretum Road
- Turn left on Sand Hill Road
- Turn left on Stock Farm Road LKSC Parking Turn left on Stock Farm Road
- Make the next left-hand turn
- Follow directions for “all” below
All:
- Stay to the right
- Turn left into the second parking structure entrance
- Drive all up to the roof of the parking structure where Event parking is where Event parking is
- Correctly scratch the permit and place it on your dashboard
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Lodging
| Name | Phone | Website |
|---|---|---|
| Crowne Plaza Palo Alto - PREFERRED HOTEL | (888) 565-6158 | Group Discount Website (use Group Code CGC) |
| The Westin Palo Alto | (650) 321-4422 | www.starwoodhotels.com/westin/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=1198 |
| Sheraton Palo Alto Hotel | (650) 328-2800 | www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=214 |
| BEST WESTERN PLUS Riviera | (650) 321-8772 | www.bestwesternmenlopark.com |
| The Epiphany Hotel | (650) 666-3311 | www.jdvhotels.com/hotels/california/silicon-valley-hotels/the-epiphany-hotel |
| Stanford Terrace Inn | (650) 857-0333 | stanfordterraceinn.com |
| Hotel Keen | (650) 327-2775 | www.hotelkeen.com |
| Travelodge Palo Alto | (650) 600-8515 | www.travelodgepaloalto.com |
| Hilton Garden Inn Palo Alto | (650) 843-0795 | hiltongardeninn3.hilton.com/en/hotels/california/hilton-garden-inn-palo-alto-PAOCRGI/index.html |
| Courtyard by Marriott Palo Alto Los Altos | (650) 941-9900 | www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/paocy-courtyard-palo-alto-los-altos/?scid=bb1a189a-fec3-4d19-a255-54ba596febe2 |
