With over a decade of experience as an intensive care nurse, Heather transitioned from bedside care to pursue her passion for technology and its transformative impact on healthcare outcomes. She quickly realized that by integrating innovative technologies into healthcare delivery, she could exponentially extend her reach beyond individual patients and families. Throughout her career, Heather has excelled in various roles within technology organizations, demonstrating exceptional leadership in establishing, expanding, and transforming teams dedicated to healthcare innovation.
Health care is entering a new era, one that moves closer to where people live. By 2026, the traditional model of care, centered around hospitals and clinics, is giving way to a more decentralized, patient-centric approach. This shift is driven by three converging forces: rising costs, evolving patient expectations and
Globally, health care is undergoing a transformation driven by the rapid aging of populations. By 2034, one in five Americans will be aged 65 or older, surpassing the number of children for the first time in U.S. history. This demographic shift brings new opportunities and new challenges for our health
Hospitals are being asked to do more with less – deliver rapid connections to health care services, generate better outcomes and have tighter coordination across teams and services. The patient is at the center of it all. Getting people the care they need, where they are and when they need
