1. Imre’s Kirsty Whelan
In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Marc Iskowitz sits down with Kirsty Whelan, SVP strategy and insights, Imre Health, to talk about which sessions she viewed through a patient-experience and wellness lens, what she’s gleaned over the first two days of the conference, and her overall takeaways.
2. Twitter’s Lisa Bookwalter
In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Marc Iskowitz sits down with Lisa Bookwalter, director, Twitter client solutions, health, to talk about her session, what Twitter is doing to stop the spread of misinformation, social platforms as conduits for public-health info, and what she’s gleaned over the first two days of the conference.
3. eHC’s Amy Turnquist
In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Marc Iskowitz sits down with Amy Turnquist, EVP of sales at eHealthcare Solutions and president of HBA’s Philly chapter, to talk about highlights from the women’s leadership track, whether telemedicine has reached a tipping point, and what else she’s gleaned over the first two days of the conference.
4. Uber Health’s Dan Trigub
In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Marc Iskowitz sits down with Dan Trigub, head of Uber Health, about the company’s session, its just-announced EHR deal with Cerner, ride-sharing’s place in the ongoing evolution of social care, and what he’s gleaned over the first two days of the conference.
5. Wego’s David Goldsmith
In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Marc Iskowitz sits down with Wego Health’s David Goldsmith, for his take on Facebook’s just-launched tool for preventive health, untapped areas in mining the patient voice, and what he’s gleaned over the first two days of the conference.
6. Orbita’s Matthew Montelongo
In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Marc Iskowitz sits down with Matthew Montelongo, global head of business development in healthcare at conversational-AI firm Orbita, about the company’s session, its new research measuring consumer adoption and sentiment for voice assistants in healthcare, barriers to uptake, and what he’s gleaned over the first two days of the conference.
7. Seqster’s Ardy Arianpour
In this mini episode of the podcast recorded at HLTH in Las Vegas, Marc Iskowitz sits down with Seqster’s Ardy Arianpour, founder and CEO, about his session, the health-data interoperability company’s just-announced deal with La Jolla Institute for Immunology, its future plans, and what he’s gleaned over the first two days of the conference.
