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By Joseph Kvedar MD
We all want to live a long and healthy life…
This was my opening statement at an event we co-hosted earlier this month. We did so in collaboration with our friends at the d.health Summit, after learning that they were bringing their yearly thought-provoking gathering on all things aging to Boston. When Ray Dorsey first brought me into the fold as a member of their advisory board, he said to me, “The ‘d’ is for disrupt, not digital,” which, in my opinion, best describes why this is a must-attend conference for anyone in or interested in the field.
So we wanted to do something collaborative with them; to welcome Ray, Anna Stevenson and company, and show our support in hopes that they’ll bring the d.health Summit back to Boston in future years. For our part, we collaborated with Ray and his team, as well as the Personal Connected Health…
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