5 Trends to Watch in Digital Health for People Over 50
Medical companies shouldn’t overlook older people when they design wearables or apps, according to new findings from AARP, the advocacy group for seniors.
Consumers 50 and over are moving away from traditional health care models that require face-to-face clinical appointments and extensive hospital tests, in favor of digital health care solutions like smart sensors and video appointments. AARP’s revenue forecast for digital health care for the over-50 market is $34 Billion between 2015 and 2020.
Jody Holtzman, AARP’s senior vice President for market innovation, spoke at this week’s Digital Health Summer Summit, in downtown San Francisco. Here are five digital health trends he sees emerging in the over-50 market.
Jill Gilbert Recaps the Digital Health Summer Summit
Jill Gilbert, the producer of the Digital Health Summer Summit’s agenda bio says that she is “a modern day digital alchemist, bringing together expert speakers, cutting-edge topics, the latest trends, and the most engaged audiences. The resulting match of industry leaders, high-tech disrupters, startup, academics and the just-plain curious is always innovative and unique.”
Johnson & Johnson + Welldoc +Samsung Collaborate to Transform Type 2 Diabetes Management
The Digital Health Summer Summit 2016, http://www.summersummit.digitalhealthsummit.com, produced by Living in Digital Times, takes a deep dive into the elements of a successful digital health venture and showcases the latest digital health innovations from the industry’s most brilliant leaders and organizations who will explore the issues and opportunities facing the industry.
Price fight for California drug makers as biotech convention rolls in
California drug makers want to put a face other than Martin Shkreli’s on the issue of drug pricing.
Three big issues in biotech as BIO 2016 gets underway
The life sciences community is descending on San Francisco this week for the annual BIO International Convention, an unparalleled opportunity to network with peers, make deals and weigh in on some of the industry’s most pressing problems.
Bridging the ‘cultural gap in drug development’ with Silicon-Valley technology
Sensors, computer vision, machine learning, and cloud computing are enabling preclinical researchers to conduct higher quality studies in a shorter period of time.
Wie Pharmaindustrie und Berliner Startups zusammenarbeiten
Die Gesundheitsbranche der Hauptstadt ist geprägt von Kooperationen zwischen Gründern und Konzernen. Was macht diese so erfolgreich?
The Digital Health Summer Summit (DHSS) is back!
The Digital Health Summer Summit (DHSS) is back! This year, the summit will be convened with the BIO International Convention under one roof.
Drugmakers again under microscope to justify high costs
The drug and medical-device industries have not been immune from the healthcare industry’s transition from volume to value.
Digital Health Summer Summit, BIO International Convention to Convene Under One Roof
Living in Digital Times and Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) announced this week that the annual Digital Health Summer Summit (DHSS) and the BIO International Convention will co-locate to “give the biotech, pharma and digital health industries a content-rich four days and the ultimate networking experience.”