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Catalyzing An Entrepreneurial Movement in Healthcare Healthbox, 2014 NOV 10

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Keynote by Jill Seidman, Director at Healthbox, about US digital healthcare investment trends and opportunities for the mHealth Israel meetup community

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Catalyzing  An  Entrepreneurial  Movement  in  Healthcare  Healthbox,  2014  NOV  10  

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Market  Forces  Are  Crea;ng  Opportuni;es  for  Entrepreneurs  and  Industry  to  Transform  Healthcare  

If  I  don’t  know  what  entrepreneurs  are  doing,  they  will  change  my  business  for  me.”     -­‐-­‐  Hospital  CEO  

 

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Even  the  Most  Successful  Early-­‐Stage  Healthcare  Companies  Have  to  Collaborate  with  the  Industry  

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Industry  Need  Has  Never  Been  Greater  and  Investors  Are  Responding  

SOURCE “VC Funding in Healthcare IT Sector Reaches New Heights.”, Mercom  Capital  Group  Report  ,  Jan  2014  

2010   2011   2012   2013  

Health  IT  Venture  Funding  and  Number  of  Deals  per  Year  

$211M  $480M  

$1.2B  

$2.2B  

#  of  Deals  22   49   163   571  

Providers  Are  Searching  for  Solu;ons  to  Help  Them  Succeed  

Providers  are  looking  for  ways  to  §  Drive  revenue  §  Decrease  costs  and  §  Improve  quality  of  care  

But  face  a  rapidly,  evolving  market  §  Rewards  and  penalQes  §  At-­‐risk  models  of  care  §  Newly  insured  paQents  §  Aging  populaQon  §  Complex  case  management  

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While  Essen;al,  the  Current  Process  to  Find  and  Integrate  These  Outside  Innova;ons  Is  Complicated  

Healthcare  organiza;ons  are:  

Bombarded  with  soluQons  looking  for  valuable  early  partnerships    

Struggling  to  find  the  best  soluQons  to  meet  their  specific  challenges  

Lacking  extra  Qme  to  determine  future  problems  that  have  not  yet  surfaced  

1.   Recognize  challenges    that  can  be  addressed  through  technology,  

2.   Source  and  evaluate  high-­‐potenQal  soluQons,  

3.   Execute  successful  early  relaQonships  with  these  soluQons  and  

4.  Systemically  integrate  them  into  established  workflows  

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They  need  assistance  and  support  to:  

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Healthbox  Is  a  Preeminent  Pla[orm  for  Entrepreneurship  and  Innova;on  in  Healthcare  

Healthbox  partners  with  leading  industry  organiza9ons  and  high-­‐poten9al  startups  to  solve  

healthcare’s  biggest  challenges  

Entrepreneur   Industry  

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Founded  in  Chicago  in  2012,  Healthbox  Has  Experienced  Rapid  Growth  Across  Three  Con;nents  

BOSTON   LONDON  TEL  AVIV  CHICAGO  

SALT  LAKE  CITY  

NASHVILLE  FLORIDA  

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“There  has  never  been  a  be^er  ;me  to  start  a  company  in  healthcare”  Todd  Park,  former  US  CTO  (April  2012)  

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Our  Growth  Has  Been  Supported  by  a  Strong,  Diverse  Network  of  Leading  Industry  Organiza;ons  

Retail  Pharmacy   Venture  Capital  Health  IT,  Other  

Hospitals,  Health  Systems  &  Post-­‐Acute  Care  

Health  &  Mul;-­‐Line  Insurers  

Associa;ons  

Pharma,    Med  Device  

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§  IMPROVING  EFFICIENCY  –  30%  of  our  por^olio  is  focused  on  increasing  operaQonal  efficiency    

§  IMPROVING  CARE  –  30%  is  focused  on  improving  outcomes,  including  medicaQon  adherence,  care  coordinaQon  and  disease  management  

§  CONNECTING  SEGMENTS  OF  THE  SYSTEM  –  60%  seeks  to  connect  segments  of  the  healthcare  system,  (e.g.,  hospitals  to  payers,  payers  to  employers,  physicians  to  paQents)  

Care  Delivery  

InformaQcs  and  Data  Security  

OperaQonal  Efficiency  Evidence-­‐Based  Decision  Making  

Telemedicine  and  Telehealth  

PaQent-­‐Centered  PracQces  

Wellness  and  PrevenQon  

Med.  Adherence  

Disease  Management  

…And  Range  in  Area  of  Focus  

Our  Por[olio  Address  Key  Opportuni;es  in  the  Industry…  

Together  We  Source,  Vet  and  Grow  Companies  that  Are  Solving  the  Largest  Healthcare  Industry  Challenges  

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Ludi  Protects  Hospitals  from  Substan;al  Fines    Due  to  Physician  Contract  Non-­‐Compliance  

DocTime  Log  empowers  organizaQons  and  physicians  to  acQvely  manage  contracts  and  reduce  regulatory  risk.  A  mobile  app  engages  physicians  to  record  work,  while  a  back-­‐end  portal  provides  the  organizaQon  wide  support.  

Ludi  ensures  hospitals  manage  physician-­‐hospital  agreements  so  that  the  expectaQons  of  the  agreement  are  fulfilled  and  regulatory  risks  are  decreased.    

Chicago  II  

Average  law  suit  cost  due  to  inadequate  documentaQon  of  physician  contracts  

$19  MILLION  

70  PERCENT  

OrganizaQons  requiring  physicians  to  log  their  Qme  

OrganizaQons  who  use  formal  contracts  for  medical  directorships  

77  PERCENT  

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SmartScheduling  Helps  Doctor’s  Offices  Efficiently    and  Intelligently  Op;mize  their  Scheduling  

The  Smart  Scheduling  soeware  allows  doctor’s  offices  to  idenQfy  scheduled  paQents  who  are  at-­‐risk  for  not  showing  up  to  their  appointments  and  intelligently  schedule  addiQonal  appointments.  

SmartScheduling  is  data  analyQcs  soeware  that  provides  acQonable  intelligence  to  hospitals  and  clinics,  opQmizing  paQent  flow  and  maximizing  access  to  care.      

Case  Study  

Doctors  currently  overbook  their  schedules  in  an  effort  to  balance  no-­‐show  paQents    

1  IN  2  

$19  MILLION  

Reduced  revenue  per  clinic  due  to  paQents  missing  appointments  

Average  no-­‐show  rate  for  outpaQent  clinics  

20  PERCENT  

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Opterna;ve  Is  the  World’s  First  Online  Eye  Exam  

The  OpternaQve  technology  is  intended  to  assist  licensed  eye  care  professionals  in  improving  their  delivery  of  paQent  eye  care  by  increasing  access  to  refracQve  eye  exams  and  lowering  costs.  

Opterna;ve  offers  a  convenient,  online  eye  exam  for  just  a  fracQon  of  the  cost  of  an  in-­‐office  visit.    

Case  Study  

People  world-­‐wide  who  receive  an  eye  exam  each  year  

2.4  BILLION  

75  PERCENT  

Savings  for  consumers  when  using  OpternaQve  over  an  in-­‐person  exam  

People  world-­‐wide  who  need  exams  but  cannot  afford  or  access  care  

700  MILLION  

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