The pandemic has highlighted the pitfalls and the potential within our healthcare system, exposing the urgency in fixing what’s broken and strengthening what works.
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In this moment of reckoning, are we addressing the social, economic, and environmental factors that influence health and overall access? How are we re-examining our traditional models of care to incorporate new technologies and better serve patients, all while keeping costs in check? And what role does government play in promoting sustainable care and healthier communities overall?
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Join The Hill and a standout lineup of policymakers and health experts for a comprehensive discussion on advancing access, the pursuit of health equity and resetting the care paradigm across the United States.
Technology and Care Delivery
The expansion of telemedicine, AI, remote monitoring, robotics, and other technological advances have created exciting possibilities for the world of healthcare. Can these tools transform care delivery and how might they be used to increase health equity and serve our most vulnerable communities?
The Long Road to Health Equity
Healthcare is a necessity. Yet far too many people in the US and around the world lack adequate access to the care they need to survive and thrive. How do we make healthcare available to everyone no matter their race or place? What are some of the factors that are contributing to healthcare inequality and how can we eliminate these barriers to provide lifesaving treatments to all?
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Preparedness: Innovating for the Next Health Emergency
What is the next health threat? And are we prepared? Whether it’s stockpiling for the next pandemic or ensuring we have the tools on hand to neutralize a biothreat, what is the roadmap to a safe and healthy future?
Jack Hoadley, Research Professor, Emeritus, McCort School of Public Policy, Georgetown UniversityÂ
Karyne Jones, President & CEO, National Caucus & Center on Black Aging
Dr. Mark McClellan, Fmr. Administrator, CMS; Director & Margolis Professor of Business, Medicine & Policy, Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy
in conversation with Julia Manchester, Political Reporter, The Hill
The health and safety of event guests, speakers, staff and vendors is our top priority. In-person attendees must provide proof of full vaccination at the door.
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We will accept physical CDC vaccination cards; clear, legible photos of the same; or the digital certificates offered by state health departments. The name on your vaccination record must match the name on your photo ID. Any guest unable to provide proof of full vaccination will not be admitted.
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Guests with medical vaccination exemptions must provide proof of either a medically administered or digitally verified self-administered test within 48 hours of the event.
Life-changing medical technologies allow millions of people to live longer, healthier and more productive lives. The research and innovation to develop these cutting-edge technologies allow the U.S. to continue leading the world in medical advancements. From prosthetics to radiation therapies, medtech changes healthcare for the benefit of patients and health care providers. Our technologies improve quality of life, reduce time spent in hospitals and help loved ones beat life-threatening diseases. Learn more at advamed.org
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With the scale and cost structure of common consumer devices, Butterfly iQ+ is the world’s first handheld, whole-body, single-probe ultrasound solution. Our patented Ultrasound-On-Chip™ technology turns a mobile device into an advanced clinical assessment tool — one we believe is the stethoscope of the future. We unlock the value of real-time imaging information across care settings to inform better decisions earlier in care, so people everywhere can receive the best care, as quickly as possible.
We Go to protect the world against chemical and biological threats. For decades, Emergent has provided bio-defense preparedness. By developing, manufacturing, and strengthening medical countermeasure stockpiles for military and civilian populations, we can help protect against serious public health threats. Biological and chemical attacks should never happen. We’re prepared, in case they ever do. To find out more, visit EmergentBiosolutions.com.
Protect the Promise is committed to defending the safety net programs that millions of seniors and underserved communities depend on for equitable and affordable access to health care. We advocate for protecting and strengthening Medicare and the Affordable Care Act, expanding Medicaid and CHIP, and protecting Social Security and pension benefits. Together these programs provide health care and financial security for hardworking Americans, many of whom lack the resources and platform to fight back against rising costs. To learn more, visit ProtectThePromise.org.
