Telehealth is no longer a technology of the future. Today, through the synergy between communications technology, digital health platforms, and medical, diagnostic & drug-delivery devices, telehealth is forever changing the way patients and providers connect for well-checks and preventative measures, sick calls, medication monitoring, home therapy programs, and much more.

As the COVID-19 pandemic grew in scope, the telehealth market saw a massive surge in adoption as healthcare providers underwent a rapid change to deliver quality care to patients in the safest possible way. In terms of the acceptance of telehealth, more happened in one month than in the past decade. Market analysts agree that the demand for telehealth services is here to stay, and will continue to grow at unprecedented rates.

Ask yourself:

• Have I been following all the latest trends and technologies as it relates to telehealth in the last year? 6 months? Week?

• Is your Medical Device Company prepared for the new technological frontiers of integration, security, privacy, regulations, provider/payor processes, and usability

Unless you can deliver a resounding yes to both, then your Medical Device Company is not yet ready for the changes happening today.

BioOhio is committed to providing our community with quality educational programming. Each Telehealth Tech Trends session will be taught by innovators and thought leaders in their fields. These experts will be sharing their real-world experiences with telehealth as a technology, insights, tips, tricks & best practices on how telehealth technology will continue to evolve.

7/20/20 12 pm - 1 pm A Case Study in How Medical Device Companies Must Technologically Adapt to the Evolving Telehealth Industry

Agenda:

• Brief Intro – Rapid Expansion & Adoption of Virtual Care & Telehealth in the Age of Covid-19
• Part One – Changes required for the software development process
• Part Two – Addressing post-commercialization challenges prior to launch
• Part Three – Clinical/Regulatory Issues

Our case study will be around the development of a next-generation connected CPAP by DeVilbiss (Toledo, OH founded in 1888) applicable to the development of any remote or home care device such as home hemodialysis, multi-point monitoring systems, etc. You will hear both challenges and opportunities for developing, launching, and supporting a connected home care device.

Our Experts:

• Radu Iancu, Founder & CEO, KeborMed
• Joseph Lewarski, Senior Vice President/General Manager, Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare
• Elliott Fegelman, CMO & VP Medical Affairs, Kaleidoscope Innovations
• Andre LaFreniere, Dir. Commercial Sales, Med Devices & Diagnostics, Battelle

Moderated by Warren Goldenberg, Partner, Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP

7/27 12 pm - 1 pm Telehealth IP & Reimbursement Legal Issues that Medical Device Companies Need to Know Now