Invent Health - The Future of Healthcare Insurance
November 14, 2019 - HP, Palo Alto
Welcome to Invent Health (#inventhealth), a quarterly twilight salon-styled tech talk and mixer produced by HP, Vator and UCSF Health Hub, where valuable lessons and insights are shared by investors, tech pioneers and adopters. Invent Health is designed to take a 360-degree view of one particular topic.
In this case, the topic is “The Future of Healthcare Insurance." Health insurance companies generated a profit of $24 billion in 2018. The largest eight generated $9.3 billion in Q1 2019. Leading Socialist Democrats want to take that money and use it to spend on care by eliminating public insurance companies and have these services administered by the government.
Good policy? Good for Silicon Valley? Since 2010, there have emerged a number of new insurance or benefits companies, such as Oscar Health and Collective Health.
What's the future of healthcare insurance? We'll discuss at our November salon.
Vator (short for innovator) is a vibrant startup and investor community, founded by veteran, award-winning business journalist, Bambi Francisco Roizen. 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.
Launched in 2010 in San Francisco, Vator events include Splash, Post Seed, SplashX and Invent Health. They've been held in the Bay Area, NY, LA, and London.
SPEAKERS
PARTNERS
AGENDA
4:30pm – 5:30pm Registration; Wine and hors d’oeuvres
5:30pm – 5:40pm Overview of Healthcare Insurance Trends: Bambi Francisco Roizen (Founder & CEO, Vator), Archana Dubey (Global Medical Director, HP)
5:40pm – 6:00pm On-Demand Healthcare -- is it time? Shawn Wagoner (Co-founder, Bind Benefits), Bambi Francisco Roizen (Founder & CEO, Vator), Archana Dubey (Global Medical Director, HP)
6:00pm – 6:05pm HP healthcare VR solutions
6:05pm -- 6:25pm Break Anthony Shell (Principal, Avison Young) introduces break
6:25pm – 6:45pm Startups disrupting healthcare insurance! Emceed by Mark Goldstein (Chairman, UCSF Health Hub); Startup Presenters: Mohammad Gaber (Co-Founder & CEO, WellPay), Jason Fan (Founder & CEO, Twic)
6:45pm-8pm Healthcare Insurance Big Picture: How do we lower deductibles/premiums and overall costs? How do we get patients to be better consumers of health services (transparency/options)? Is government-sponsored insurance the answer? Are new data insights improving care, getting covered by payers? Shawn Wagoner (Co-founder, Bind Benefits), Steven Wigginton (CEO, Sutter Health | Aetna), Michael Yang (Partner, Omers Ventures), Jason T. Andrew (CEO, Limelight Health), Jonna Kurucz (AI, Emerging Tech, Anthem), Abir Sen (CEO & Co-Founder, Gravie), Bambi Francisco Roizen (Founder & CEO, Vator), Archana Dubey (Global Medical Director, HP)
8:00pm – 8:30pm: Networking and good night!
VENUE
HP Building 5 - Spyglass
1501 Page Mill Road BLD 5, Palo Alto, CA 94304
PRESS
Healthcare Insurance Big Picture: How do we lower deductibles/premiums and overall costs?
VatorNews, January 20, 2020
In Silicon Valley, startup cofounder battles VC over the future of health insurance
MedCity News, November 26, 2019
Who you'll see at The Future of Health Insurance
VatorNews, November 12, 2019
Bind Benefits joins us at Nov. 14 Future of Health Insurance
VatorNews, November 5, 2019
These up-and-coming startups are looking to take on health insurance
VatorNews, November 5, 2019
Social determinants are forever changing health insurance
VatorNews, November 5, 2019
Is there hope for bipartisan alignment on healthcare insurance?
VatorNews, October 25, 2019
Survey: Dr. database in the sky will be our doctor
VatorNews, October 10, 2019
Future of healthcare insurance - week 3
VatorNews, October 8, 2019
What drives healthcare costs lower: Cures vs treatments?
VatorNews, September 30, 2019
PHOTOS
Visit our Flickr page to see pictures from The Future of Healthcare Insurance: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmJuDmaz