Foley Senior Counsel Thomas (T.J.) Ferrante, member of the firm’s Telemedicine and Digital Health Industry Team, will present at Modern Healthcare’s Healthcare Transformation Summit in Austin, Texas on May 16-17. His presentation is titled: “Virtual Health: The Emerging Power of Telehealth and Remote Patient Monitoring in Sustaining Good Health.”
Mr. Ferrante will serve as moderator and be joined by an expert panel including:
- Jonathan Bailey, Chief Program Development Officer at Mission Hospital
- Anne Burdick, Executive Director, Telehealth at University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
- J. Gavin Helton, M.D., President at Mercy Virtual-Clinical Integration
This session on the transformative power of technology will help attendees:
- Understand why healthcare must bring more intelligence to data analysis
- See how health plans, providers and tech companies are conducting research in real-world environments
- Learn how technology supports providers in prescribing tools that meet consumers’ personal needs
- Discover how caregivers and care managers will rely on data to keep people healthy
- Grasp how technology, data and artificial intelligence come together to drive care decision making
- Know where telehealth and remote patient monitoring are headed by 2030
For more information and to register for the Healthcare Transformation Summit, visit the conference website.
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