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Join the Consumer Technology Association (CTA)® in partnership with the Digital Medicine Society (DiMe) for the HealthFuture Summit. This event brings together the digital health community to explore technology’s critical role in transforming healthcare for providers and patients through engaging sessions and networking opportunities.
The HealthFuture Summit features meaningful discussions exploring digital solutions for home health and nutrition, AI-driven systems for health services, and more.
Thank You
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Thank You to Our Partner
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Thank You To Our Hosting Sponsor
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Thank You To Our Reception Sponsor
Speakers
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Dr. Ami Bhatt
Chief Innovation Officer, American College of Cardiology
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Dr. Patrick Carroll
Chief Medical Officer, Hims & Hers
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Dr. Ricky Choi
Head of Digital Health, Samsung
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Patty David
VP, Consumer Insights at AARP
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Karen Finger
Global Lead, Connected Health Strategy & Innovation, Verizon
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Sheena Franklin
CEO and Founder, K’ept Health
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Julia Garcia
Head of Operations, Pear Suite
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Kristen Garrett
Manager, Market Research, CTA
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Amy Joseph
Partner, Orrick
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Dr. Amy Molten
Chief Medical Officer, Ladder Health
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Satish Movva
Founder and CEO of CarePredict
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Dr. Laurel O'Connor
Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, UMass Chan Medical School
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Drew Schiller
Co-Founder and CEO, Validic
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Abby Sugg
Associate Program Director, Healthcare and Public Health, Digital Medicine Society (DiME)
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Dr. Adam Wolfberg
Chief Medical Officer, Virta Health
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Sam Yang
Co-Founder and CEO, Xandar Kardian
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Dr. Nicole Zahradka
Associate Director of Clinical Research, Best Buy
Schedule
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Tuesday, April 29th |
8:30 AM–9:30 AM: Continental Breakfast
9:30 AM–11:30 AM: CTA’s R11 WG17 Women’s Health
11:30 AM–12:30 PM: Lunch
12:30 PM–12:35 PM: Welcome Remarks | CTA/DiMe
12:35 PM–1:05 PM: Keynote: The Future of Connected Care: Transforming Home Health Through Technology
As healthcare shifts beyond traditional clinical settings, connected care is revolutionizing how patients receive treatment and manage their health at home. This keynote will explore the future of remote monitoring, AI-driven diagnostics, wearable technology, and virtual care models that are reshaping personalized medicine.
1:10 PM–2 PM: Tech-Driven Nutrition: Harnessing Innovation for Food as Medicine
This panel will explore the intersection of food and medicine, highlighting how AI, personalized nutrition, digital health tools, and biotech innovations are empowering individuals and healthcare providers to use food as a powerful tool for disease prevention and management.
2 PM–2:50 PM: Technology as a Lifeline: Ensuring Public Health Continuity in a Digital Age
In times of crisis and beyond, technology plays a critical role in maintaining public health services and response efforts. This panel will examine how digital tools, data analytics, telehealth, and AI-driven systems are strengthening public health resilience, ensuring continuity of care, and enabling rapid responses to emerging threats.
3:20 PM–4:10 PM: The Future of Home Health: Unlocking the Power of Existing Technologies
As healthcare increasingly shifts to the home, the key to scalable, effective care lies in leveraging technologies that already exist. Experts will discuss innovative ways to maximize current digital health solutions, enhance accessibility, and create a seamless, patient-centered experience—paving the way for the next era of home-based healthcare.
4:15 PM–4:45 PM: Breakout Discussion
4:45 PM–5:10 PM: Breakout Discussion Readout
5:10 PM–5:15 PM: Day One Closing Remarks
5:30 PM–7:30 PM: Networking Reception
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Wednesday, April 30th |
8 AM–9 AM: Continental Breakfast
8:45 AM–9:20 AM: The Future of Aging: Technology’s Role in Empowering Longer, Healthier Lives
As the global population ages, technology is transforming how we support independence, health, and quality of life for older adults. This session will explore cutting-edge innovations in AI, wearables, smart home systems, robotics, and digital health solutions that are redefining aging. Experts will discuss how these technologies enhance caregiving, enable aging in place, and create more connected, supportive environments, ensuring that longevity is matched with vitality and dignity in the years ahead.
9:25 AM–10:55 AM: Innovation Lab Tour (Groups A/B)
9:25 AM–10:55 AM: Breakout Group Discussion (Groups C/D)
11 AM–12:30 PM: Innovation Lab Tour (Groups C/D)
11 AM–12:30 PM: Breakout Group Discussion (Groups A/B)
12:30 PM–1 PM:Beyond Wearables: How Ambient Monitoring is Enabling Proactive Home Health With healthcare shifting beyond traditional settings, ambient monitoring is emerging as a key technology shaping RPM, Aging in Place, and Hospital-at-Home programs. This keynote explores how advances in passive health monitoring are influencing care delivery, while evolving funding models and data-driven insights support wider adoption and better patient outcomes.
1 PM–2 PM: Lunch
2 PM–3:30 PM: R11 WG1 Sleep Monitoring
2 PM–5 PM: Connect Care Collaborative Community Meeting
3:45 PM–5 PM: R11 Health, Fitness and Wellness
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Thursday, May 1st |
8 AM–9 AM: Continental Breakfast
9 AM–11 AM: R13 WG1 Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
11 AM–12 PM: R13 Artificial Intelligence Committee
12 PM–1 PM: Lunch
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Get Involved
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Health Division
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