Invent Health Virtual Event
Future of Behavioral and Mental Health
MAIN EVENT: Wednesday, May 19, 2021, 11:00 AM - 04:30 PM PST
BREAKOUT SESSIONS: June 9 & July 14, 2021, 03:00 PM - 04:30 PM PST
Invent Health #inventhealth salons are quarterly "intimate" events hosted by Vator, HP and UCSF Health Hub, where the audience (100-200) and select speakers interact around one topic. Topics have included "Mental Health", "Reinventing the doctor's role", "Future of clinics", "Lifestyle", etc and are discussed by influencers from various backgrounds to provide a 360-degree perspective. The goal is to create an environment conducive to creating connections amongst guests and to have a solid discussion and/or debate around one area of healthcare that's ripe for innovation.
The topic this quarter is: “The Future of Mental and Behavioral Health.” Behavioral health promotes wellbeing by preventing mental disorders as common as stress and anxiety, which without being addressed appropriately can lead to more serious illnesses, such as chronic conditions, substance abuse and addictions. All of this falls under our mental wellbeing. There’s a rise of mental illness across the country with one out of five Americans suffering from some sort of mental disorder. In the case of depression, it’s become almost an epidemic from being a rare condition 50 years ago. Critics argue the rise has a lot to do with pathologizing normal psychic and somatic behavior, meaning society’s idea of normal often means never feeling sad or hopeless. Some argue antidepressant drugmakers, who’ve seen their drug usage rise 400 percent in two decades are behind the pathologizing.
These pervasive conditions have behavioral health startups creating solutions and treatment modalities to help those across the spectrum from mindfulness-based therapies, cognitive behavioral and psychodynamic therapies to digital therapeutics. What are these new technologies and services and are they effective? How are employers and health organizations incorporating them?
Vator (short for innovator) is a vibrant startup and investor community, founded by veteran, award-winning business journalist, Bambi Francisco. UCSF Health Hub is a non-profit that helps healthtech companies gain access to the Bay Area ecosystem. Mark Goldstein is the Chairman. Invent Health is hosted by Dr. Archana Dubey, Global Medical Director at HP, Bambi Francisco Roizen and Mark Goldstein.
SPEAKERS
AGENDA
Main Event: Wednesday, May 19, 2021, 11:00 AM - 04:30 PM PST
Breakout Sessions: June 9 & July 14, 2021, 03:00 PM - 04:30 PM PST
PARTNERS
NEWS
June 10, 2021
Value-based, collaborative care models needed to expand access to mental health
June 2, 2021
Au Naturale: Lifestyle approaches to a lifestyle disease - Panel 5
May 28, 2021
Mental health startup roundtable at Future of Mental and Behavioral Health 2021 - Panel 4
May 28, 2021
Behavioral health dominating services across new digital health platforms - Panel 3
May 28, 2021
With so much funding going to mental health companies, are they becoming overvalued?
May 24, 2021
The business models around mental and behavioral health; Panel 1
May 21, 2021
Coaches vs therapists: which is the better model for improving mental resilience in general?
May 21, 2021
Future of Mental and Behavioral Health May 19, 2021 opening deck: The state of mental and behavioral health in a snapshot
May 21, 2021
Meet the companies that presented at the Future of Behavioral and Mental Health startup showcase: Mantra Health, Floreo, Daybreak Health, Mindset Health, XFERALL, Move This World, and Tiatros
May 21, 2021
Coaches vs therapists: which is the better model for improving mental resilience in general?: CEOs from Ginger, Ocatave, BetterUp, Two Chairs, and BetterHelp weigh in
May 21, 2021
Investments disrupting the mental and behavioral health ecosystem; Panel 2: BVP's Steve Kraus; KP's Sam Brasch; GSR's Justin Norden; Zoom's Ron Emerson @ May 19 conference
March 5, 2021
Video: Future of mental and behavioral health virtual conference 2020: Innovation by BetterHelp, Crosscut Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Blue Shield of California
February 5, 2021
How we can play the long game of mental health: Meditation, prayer, being grateful, exercise, healthy eating can change our brain chemistry