The way healthcare consumers are treated is rapidly changing, which can prove beneficial to providers and patients alike. The MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta is focusing its April event around Population Health Management (PHM), the practice of aggregating patient data across multiple health information platforms to creating a single, actionable record.

The discussion will highlight healthcare sector evolution and how PHM is impacting current and future patient care. It will be held on Thurs., April 27 at Eversheds Sutherland.

Moderated by Mark Braunstein, MD, professor, School of Interactive Computer, Georgia Tech, the event features a panel of executives from healthcare and health technology companies, including:

• Mason Beard, co-founder and CEO, Philips Wellcentive
• Stephen Kendig, CEO, Illuma Care Connections
• Steven Fraime, director, Center for Healthcare Transformation, Wellstar
• Stephanie Kovalick, chief strategy officer, Sage Growth Partners

“Over the next several years, PHM will continue to transform how providers track and improve clinical outcomes while lowering costs,” said Michael Valerio, audit partner at Cherry Bekaert and chapter chair of MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta. “Our panelists will offer insightful ideas on how technology is changing patient care, and what that means for consumers and providers.”

The event begins at 6 p.m. and will be held at Eversheds Sutherland located at 999 Peachtree Street NE, 28th floor, Atlanta, GA 30309.

For details and to register, visit http://mitforumatlanta.org/events/population-health/.

About The MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta

The MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta is a volunteer, non-profit organization whose mission is to provide educational programs and services that promote and strengthen innovation and entrepreneurship at the intersection of business and technology in the Southeast. Since the formation of the first chapter in Cambridge in 1978, The MIT Enterprise Forum has grown to a network of 28 chapters located both in the United States and abroad. Affiliation with MIT is not required to participate. Additional information is available at www.mitforumatlanta.org.The way healthcare consumers are treated is rapidly changing, which can prove beneficial to providers and patients alike. The MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta is focusing its April event around Population Health Management (PHM), the practice of aggregating patient data across multiple health information platforms to creating a single, actionable record.

The discussion will highlight healthcare sector evolution and how PHM is impacting current and future patient care. It will be held on Thurs., April 27 at Eversheds Sutherland.

Moderated by Mark Braunstein, MD, professor, School of Interactive Computer, Georgia Tech, the event features a panel of executives from healthcare and health technology companies, including:

• Mason Beard, co-founder and CEO, Philips Wellcentive

• Stephen Kendig, CEO, Illuma Care Connections

• Steven Fraime, director, Center for Healthcare Transformation, Wellstar

• Stephanie Kovalick, chief strategy officer, Sage Growth Partners

“Over the next several years, PHM will continue to transform how providers track and improve clinical outcomes while lowering costs,” said Michael Valerio, audit partner at Cherry Bekaert and chapter chair of MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta. “Our panelists will offer insightful ideas on how technology is changing patient care, and what that means for consumers and providers.”

The event begins at 6 p.m. and will be held at Eversheds Sutherland located at 999 Peachtree Street NE, 28th floor, Atlanta, GA 30309.

For details and to register, visit http://mitforumatlanta.org/events/population-health/.

About The MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta

The MIT Enterprise Forum of Atlanta is a volunteer, non-profit organization whose mission is to provide educational programs and services that promote and strengthen innovation and entrepreneurship at the intersection of business and technology in the Southeast. Since the formation of the first chapter in Cambridge in 1978, The MIT Enterprise Forum has grown to a network of 28 chapters located both in the United States and abroad. Affiliation with MIT is not required to participate. Additional information is available at www.mitforumatlanta.org.