New Era of Emergency Response and Remote Patient Monitoring

Use of connected health devices outside of healthcare facilities is growing – whether provided through remote patient monitoring programs or acquired directly by consumers. These devices and apps open new opportunities to monitor patient status and chronic conditions, detect previously unknown health issues, and respond quickly in emergencies. This session addresses new opportunities for health monitoring, including cardiac conditions, sleep disorders, and safety monitoring for all ages. It also assesses the limits of technology and the complimentary role played by home care services and other professionals supporting connected health models. Speakers address how traditional companies will be in direct competition with other players in the future, and the implications for future care and monitoring services.

11:00 AM CT

Welcome & Analyst Insight

Parks Associates provides insight into consumer familiarity, use, and demand for virtual care services, including vital sign tracking, chronic condition monitoring, and emergency response.

Jennifer Kent, VP, Research, Parks Associates

11:15 AM CT

Remote Patient Monitoring: Solving Health Issues in Real Time

Radical shifts in the regulatory and reimbursement landscape have paved the way for rapid telehealth deployments, including use of health devices. Though it’s rare now, integrating health device data with remote care services is on the horizon. This session addresses new programs developed around remote patient monitoring, particularly with insights into real time vital sign data and new models to deliver care.

Moderator: Jennifer Kent, VP, Research, Parks Associates

12:00 PM CT

Keynote

Moderator: Elizabeth Parks, President and CMO, Parks Associates

12:30 PM CT

Wearables for Health: Tech is the New Normal

With approximately 40% of US households owning and using wearables, these devices have become consumers’ top gateway for personalized health insights. Smart watches and other health devices are growing in capabilities with new sensors able to detect, track, and alert users of health issues. An increasing number of devices are incorporating life-saving functionality such as medical monitoring and fall detection, while others are integrating into systems of care to deliver insights to clinicians and improve patient outcomes. This session addresses the growing use cases for wearables, and these devices’ role in providing personalized and responsive care.

Moderator: Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

1:30 PM CT

Closing Comments

Who’s Paying for Healthcare? New Business Models

The healthcare industry is in the midst of widespread change, with digital delivery of care now commonplace. Increasingly, care providers and insurers are embracing patient-generated health data from devices and moving to a more consumer-centric design of delivering care at home. However, with the COVID-19 public health emergency set to end this year, emergency use authorizations and waivers for many initiatives will be phased out in 2023. This will impact reimbursement, channels, and the strategies of many companies. Players in the health at home space must be prepared to best position themselves to this coming change, evaluating their business models, services, and ways of delivering healthcare.

11:00 AM CT

Welcome & Analyst Insight

Parks Associates provides insight into new business models, including reimbursements and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in healthcare delivery.

Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

11:15 AM CT

Understanding Reimbursements and Health Tech of the Future

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) established a temporary waiver program providing reimbursement for hospital-at-home services in 2020 and many healthcare providers are calling for a continuation of the program. At the same time, CMS reduced some payments for remote patient monitoring providers. Health systems, providers, and payors are still navigating the business models that make connected care work, with organizations engaged in value-based care models leading the way. This session addresses the impact of hospital at home programs, consumer and medical grade devices and the impact on understanding health status, and the future role of health tech in the home.

Moderator: Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

12:00 PM CT

Keynote

Moderator: Elizabeth Parks, President and CMO, Parks Associates

12:30 PM CT

Consumerization of Healthcare: Shifting Focus

The US healthcare industry is in the midst of transformation, including an overhaul of its care delivery infrastructure from physical to digital and the rise of informed and increasingly empowered consumers. Managing consumers’ healthcare experience is no longer a selling point, but a must-deliver component of technology vendors’ solutions. This session addresses the shifting focus for health care providers and service providers to a more consumer centric view, where the patient has more insight and control into their own health.

Moderator: Jennifer Kent, VP, Research, Parks Associates

1:30 PM CT

Closing Comments

Seniors and Caretakers: Living Independently

The industry is undergoing a shift as seniors who have become accustomed to using new technologies expect them to be implemented in their own health solutions and in their homes.

11:00 AM CT

Welcome & Analyst Insight: Changing Consumer Expectations & Value of Tech

Parks Associates provides insight into the senior and caregiver market, including adoption and interest in emerging tech solutions and other key trends.

Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

11:15 AM CT

Integrating Tech and Services to Empower Seniors

Those who are currently caring for a loved one are being prompted to think about what they may eventually need in their own homes and lives. Among consumers considering a next home, safety-related use cases have the broadest appeal among those ages 50+, and connected health is a top use case for those ages 70+. This session addresses emerging solutions in new housing and for consumers remaining in their own homes.

David Lafferty, Chief Information Officer, RiverWoods Group

Michael Skaff, Chief Information Officer, Jewish Living Center

Moderator: Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

12:00 PM CT

Fireside Chat / Executive Q&A

Andy Droney, Sr. Director ADT Health and Innovation Programs, ADT

Moderator: Elizabeth Parks, President and CMO, Parks Associates

12:30 PM CT

From Hospital to Home

Demand for and deployment of virtual health services grew exponentially as social distancing measures and staff capacity issues limited patient visits to healthcare providers’ physical facilities. This session addresses the growing ways that technology is being extended through monitoring services following patient care visits.

Moderator: Jennifer Kent, VP, Research, Parks Associates

1:30 PM CT

Closing Comments

Health and Home: State of the Market

Join this session to hear more about the demand for healthcare solutions in the home. Parks Associates highlights the state of the healthcare market including recent news and highlights from CES 2022.

11:00 AM CT

Welcome & Analyst Insight

11:15 AM CT

Health Devices and Services Expanding the Market

Increased demand for connected health devices and consumer desires to access data and share it with care providers are key factors changing the healthcare market. This session addresses the increased role that connected devices and services play for healthcare for consumers at home, and the impact that technology has to support various types of monitoring, wellness, and predictive healthcare outcomes.

Steve Chazin, Vice President of Products, Alarm.com

Mark Francis, Chief Digital Health Integration Officer, Electronic Caregiver - ECG

Matt Johnson, CEO, EarlySense

Ranndy Kellogg, President and CEO, OMRON Healthcare

Moderator: Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

12:00 PM CT

Fireside Chat / Executive Q&A

Dr. Shikha Anand, Chief Medical Officer, Withings

Dr. Steven LeBoeuf, President & Co-Founder, Valencell

Moderator: Elizabeth Parks, President and CMO, Parks Associates

12:30 PM CT

Connected Health Use Cases: Healthy Living

Tracking fitness activities, sleep habits, and oxygen levels are all new applications consumers have as a result of wearables and new services emerging. This session addresses the different ways consumers are using connected devices to monitor aspects of their home, like air quality and water, and to track important health metrics, like glucose or blood oxygen levels.

Dr. Renee Dua, Chief Strategy Officer, HeyRenee

Adam Kaufman, SVP, Healthcare & Diabetes, WW 

Dr. John Mastrototaro, CEO, Movano Inc

Laura Mitchell, CEO, GrandCare Systems

Kian Saneii, Founder and CEO, Independa

Moderator: Jennifer Kent, Vice President, Research, Parks Associates

1:30 PM CT

Closing Comments

Telehealth and Remote Monitoring: Health to Home

Two-thirds of consumers in broadband households are familiar with telehealth or virtual consultation services, and about half consider themselves “very familiar.” The foundation is laid for a new generation of virtual care services. This session addresses the growing use of telehealth services and expanding virtual care models, including consumer perceptions, challenges faced by providers, and the new business models emerging.

11:00 AM CT

Welcome & Analyst Insight

Parks Associates analysts highlight the latest consumer adoption and drivers and barriers to virtual care, based on its extensive, ongoing industry and consumer research.

Jennifer Kent, Vice President, Research, Parks Associates

11:15 AM CT

Telehealth Use and Growth

Consumers are gravitating towards telehealth as a preferred method of receiving care, with 64% of US broadband households using a telehealth service in the 12 months prior, compared to just 15% in 2019. These are strong indications that consumers will expect telehealth to be available to them going forward. This session addresses the shifts in the telehealth experience as the market moves towards a value-based care system and as technology allows for new applications, services, and appeal of healthcare services in the home.

Iris Berman, Vice President, Telehealth Service, Northwell Health

Dr. Christina Chen, Medical Director, Bright.md

John Jesser, General Manager, Strategic Clients, Amwell

Dr. James Wantuck, Associate Chief Medical Officer, Accolade and Chief Medical Officer, PlushCare

Moderator: Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

12:00 PM CT

Keynote

Kristi Henderson, CEO MedExpress and Optum Everycare, Optum

Moderator: Jennifer Kent, VP, Research, Parks Associates

12:30 PM CT

Expanding Virtual Care Models

High levels of consumer demand for connected health devices point to a growing interest in health data and actionable insights among consumers as well. Consumers want to be able to access this data and share it with their care providers. This stands to substantially boost the remote patient monitoring model. This session brings together industry leaders to share their perspectives on virtual care models and how healthcare is delivered now and in the future.

Ijaz Arif, CEO and Chairman, VeeOne Health

Michael Golden, Director, Health Care Strategy, Kajeet

Chris Otto, Senior Vice President, Clear Arch Health

Karissa Price-Rico, Former Vice President Marketing, Food, Consumables and Health and Wellness, Walmart

Karsten Russell-Wood, Chief Marketing & Experience Officer, Equum Medical

Moderator: Jennifer Kent, VP, Research, Parks Associates

1:30 PM CT

Closing Comments

Smart Home and Health: Modern Living

Technology is an integral part of living well at home. The widespread increase in telehealth usage has tied connectivity to healthcare, and now the sectors of smart home and healthcare have new opportunities to expand their partnerships and bring solutions and experiences to consumers.

11:00 AM CT

Welcome & Analyst Insight

Parks Associates provides insight into new developments in the connected health and smart home space, including new partnerships and business models.

Jennifer Kent, Vice President, Research, Parks Associates

11:15 AM CT

Air Quality in the Home

As we shift into a post-pandemic world, the demand for healthy homes and superior air quality has exploded. Clean air is vital to home health, making air quality sensors and smart indoor climate products essential to healthy living. As indoor air quality grows in importance to consumers, smart climate control devices such as smart air purifiers and smart humidifiers/dehumidifiers will increase in adoption. This session features leading executives discussing new innovations and solutions for consumers in the home.

Matthew Adcock, Sr Sales Manager – Builder & Strategic Accounts, Resideo

Isaac Mulvihill, SVP of Product, Delos

Lisa Reihl, Director, Brand Strategy, AprilAire

Karthiga Vezhavendan, Senior Product Manager, ecobee

Moderator: Jennifer Kent, VP, Research, Parks Associates

12:00 PM CT

Keynote – Now Showing: AgeTech Innovation in the Home

	Carina Edwards CEO Quil Health
	Gene Wang Chairman and Chief Scientist People Power

Moderator: Elizabeth Parks, President and CMO, Parks Associates

12:30 PM CT

Smart Home Platforms: Caretaker and Senior Services

With the surge in device adoption and the variety of data that devices collect, a number of new possibilities for connected health use cases are emerging. From the more established use case of remote-patient monitoring for chronic condition monitoring or monitoring after discharge from the hospital, to diagnostic support for telehealth consultations. This session highlights the value of platform and service-based technology enabling predictive and proactively monitoring to support older loved ones as they age safely and well in their own homes.

Michael Don Ham, Co-Founder & President, RePure

Andy Droney, Senior Director ADT Health and Innovation Programs, ADT

Assaf Gad, VP Strategy, Intuition Robotics

Ryan Herd, CEO and Founder, Caregiver Smart Solutions

Moderator: Kristen Hanich, Director, Research, Parks Associates

1:30 PM CT

Closing Comments