Digital Health Business Models

Come learn about the key trends disrupting health care!

By Harvard Innovation Labs

Date and time

Tuesday, October 10, 2023 · 5:30 - 7pm EDT

Location

Harvard Innovation Labs

125 Western Avenue Boston, MA 02134

About this event

As technology transforms how we deliver and access medical care, new opportunities are emerging for innovative companies. In this session, we'll examine the key trends disrupting healthcare. You'll learn how startups are leveraging these advances to provide better patient care while building sustainable business models. We'll discuss successful case studies, highlighting what works and what doesn't in the digital health space. You'll leave this workshop with a deeper understanding of how to navigate the rapidly changing digital health landscape and identify promising new directions to pursue.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER

Jorge Cortell is the senior advisor for health care and life sciences at the Harvard Innovation Labs. A serial entrepreneur, Jorge has founded six bootstrapped and profitable startups (five exits and one shutdown, including a paper unicorn) in three countries and across five industries. His pioneering innovations in health care technology – used by hospitals in 15 countries to diagnose and treat millions of patients – span the areas of AI, precision medicine, clinical genomics, medical imaging, digital pathology, and augmented reality. During his time as Venture Partner at NLC, the largest health tech venture studio in Europe, Jorge also co-built seven startups. As an educator, Jorge has delivered keynote talks at events like HIMSS and RSNA, given guest lectures at institutions like Oxford, Harvard, MIT, and Stanford, and taught innovation at the Polytechnic University of Valencia and the Open University of Catalonia. He was also an Innovation Fellow at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences’ Technology and Entrepreneurship Center. Jorge is also a former professional basketball player and member of the European Commission Expert Group on Venture Philanthropy and Social Investments. A first-generation college graduate from the University of Oxford (computer science), MIT (Entrepreneurship Development Program), and the University of Valencia (postgraduate in medical genetics), Jorge has received innovation and academic awards from NASA, California Governor, HIMSS, IBM, Digital Pathology Association, Frost & Sullivan, and the Wall Street Journal.

ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

The Harvard Innovation Labs welcomes attendees of all abilities to our events, both in person and online. If you would like to request accommodations or have questions about physical access, please contact i-lab@harvard.edu in advance of the event.

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Organized by

Harvard Innovation Labs

The Harvard Innovation Labs consist of a vibrant, cross-disciplinary ecosystem for the Harvard community to explore innovation and entrepreneurship while building deeper connections. It is an excellent example of the One Harvard vision and a leading catalyst for the Allston Science and Enterprise District. The Harvard Innovation Labs foster unprecedented collaboration among Harvard students, faculty, entrepreneurs, and members of the Allston and Greater Boston communities. The Harvard i-lab is the central component of the Harvard Innovation Labs. It is an educational collaborative for all current Harvard students from any Harvard school to explore innovation and entrepreneurship at any stage. It provides open co-working space, a vibrant community of peer and mentor support, experiential programming, and a Venture Program during the fall, spring, and summer semester, helping student teams take their ideas further, faster.

Launch Lab X GEO is a critical extension of the growing Harvard Innovation Labs. It provides eligible Harvard alumni leading high-potential early-stage startups with a curated community including collaborative co-working space, business-building programming, and access to advisors and mentors. It fosters continued connection between alumni, current students, and the Harvard community as a whole.

The Pagliuca Harvard Life Lab is a curated community, providing eligible Harvard alumni, faculty, and students leading high-potential early-stage life sciences startups with a fully equipped wet lab, collaborative co-working space, business-building programming, and access to the entire Harvard Innovation Labs ecosystem.

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