Zoom

The healthcare landscape in the United States is undergoing rapid transformation. Hospitals and health systems are constantly faced with the challenge of optimizing care delivery—striving to meet patient needs, improve outcomes, and ensure financial sustainability. The tension between centralized and distributed care models lies at the heart of this challenge, and it’s a topic that touches nearly every aspect of hospital operations, from clinical care and infrastructure to workforce management and technology. To set the stage for our discussion, here are a few key questions to consider: -What role should centralized care play in a world increasingly focused on bringing services closer to patients? -How can hospital systems balance the need for highly specialized centralized care with the growing demand for community-based care? -What are the financial and operational trade-offs of these two models, especially in today’s resource-constrained healthcare environment? -As technology like telemedicine and AI continues to evolve, how might these innovations redefine the boundaries between centralized and distributed care? Date/Time Thursday, April 17th 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM ET Speakers Dr. Christopher Sharp, Clinical Professor of Medicine, Stanford University School of Medicine; Chief Medical Information Officer, Stanford Health Care Dr. Kevin Tabb, President and Chief Executive Officer, Beth Israel Lahey Health; Board of Trustees, Beth Israel Lahey Health Moderator, Tina Tianning Yu, Ph.D., MBA 2008, Chief Executive Officer & President, Mevion Medical Systems

Nashville

This event is brought to you by our sponsor McDermott Will & Emery. McDermott HealthEx is the can’t-miss event for leaders in healthcare and life sciences. This new conference experience brings McDermott Will & Emery’s signature health and life sciences events together for one transformative week. Experience our renowned content and connect with decision-makers across 10 different programs. McDermott is offering limited complimentary registrations to healthcare companies, providers, and investors. Contact Julia Berman to learn more: jmberman@mwe.com. Why Attend Cutting-Edge Programming: Engage in a wide range of programs that will cover the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in healthcare and life sciences. From investment opportunities and regulatory issues to patient-centered care and digital health, our programming is designed to keep you at the forefront of the industry. Valuable Insights: Hear from and connect with industry leaders, including C-suite executives, founders, and technology disruptors from the largest and most innovative hospitals, health systems, laboratories, and investment firms. Gain valuable insights and strategies to drive your business forward. Bespoke Forums: Whether you are focused on long-term care, behavioral health, healthcare private equity, or the latest in digital health, there is a panel for you. Unmatched Networking: Build strategic relationships and meaningful connections with industry leaders and peers. All-access pass attendees can take advantage of multiple opportunities to make new connections in our networking lounge, as well as private meeting spaces, throughout the week. Rock ‘n’ Roll Legends: Rock out at our Grand Reception to the All Star Jam featuring Johnny Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd and John Elefante former lead singer of KANSAS.

Assembly Row, Somerville, MA

A two-day intensive, in-person, hands-on healthcare innovation course in the mecca of biomedical innovation - greater Boston - is designed on decades of cutting-edge innovation on the fringes. Suitable for startups, physicians, researchers, investors, allied health professionals, MBAs, students, executives, and the public. A combination of lectures, hands-on cases, extensive networking, lively panels, and startup pitch sessions. CME credits for physicians (14.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ).

Virtual

Unpaid caregivers are everywhere and don’t always look like we’d expect. Almost 1 in 2 adults in the US are in a caregiver role, and 23% are sandwich generation, caring for someone over 18 and someone under 18 at the same time. Approximately 45% of caregivers are actually men and half of unpaid caregivers don't even identify themselves under the term "caregiver". The reality is that these unpaid caregivers are a critical part of American Healthcare System, and there is massive opportunity for the system to improve the ways they are identified and supported. For this discussion, we'll explore a number of key topics, including: · What is meant by the term "unpaid caregiver"? Who does that include? What are the challenges they face today and how, if at all, is the system providing them support? · What is the role of the unpaid caregiver in transforming care delivery in America - in making the entire system work fundamentally better? · Finally, what opportunities might exist when it comes to improving support for unpaid caregivers? Date/Time Tuesday, May 27th 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM EST Speakers Alexandra Drane, Co-founder and CEO, ARCHANGELS Dr. Pippa Shulman, Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Medical Officer, Medically Home Moderator: Marcus Osborne, MBA 2007, previously CEO, RightMove

Lord Hobo Seaport Location 2 Dry Dock Ave Boston MA

Live in the Boston area or in town for BIO? Let’s get together! Kick off the summer on Monday, June 16th (5-7pm) at Lord Hobo (Seaport Location – 2 Dry Dock Ave). This private event, with complimentary hors d'oeuvres and beverages, is a benefit for HBSHAA members and registration is required. Not an HBSHAA member? You can join here. We understand you may be attending BIO with colleagues not eligible for membership. This year, HBSHAA members are permitted to bring guests - instructions provided during the registration process.