DENVER, CO – Over fifty clinicians, digital health entrepreneurs, and venture capitalists gathered at the Commons On Champa yesterday for Prime Health’s Digital Health Boot Camp. Featuring presentations on healthcare reimbursement models and discussions of intellectual property rights, the daylong event familiarized attendees with a wide range of topics related to the field of digital health.

The Boot Camp began with Michele Lueck, the President and CEO of the Colorado Health Institute, and Chris Underwood, the Director of Colorado’s Health Information Office, describing the state of healthcare in Colorado. Its afternoon session featured a lively physician panel at which Dr. Arlen Meyers of the Society of Physician Entrepreneurs declared, “Healthcare needs to be re-engineered.”

Throughout the Boot Camp, there was widespread agreement among those present that healthcare was undergoing a profound and necessary change. CyberMed News attended Prime Health’s Digital Health Boot Camp and took photos of the event.

Chris Underwood, the Director of Colorado’s Health Information Office, was among the first to present.

Several digital health entrepreneurs were present, including Dr. Lauren Constantini (center left) of Prima-Temp.

Peter Kung, the System Vice President of Virtual Health at SCL Health, spoke at Prime Health’s Digital Health Bootcamp.

In between presentations, Boot Camp attendees discussed what they had heard.

Jim Langley of the Mead Consulting Group (center) took part in a panel on digital health reimbursement models.

Dr. Arlen Meyers (right) provided a physician’s perspective on recent developments in digital health.

Heather Haugen and Linda Minghella offered insight into what CIOs think about digital health.

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