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Elevation Health Consulting's Jamie Skipper and Damon Davis say attendees at this year's Health 2.0 were particularly interested in providing patients with their health data.

Digital therapeutic stakeholders came together at this week's DTx East conference to discuss the state of digital health investment, developing successful business models, the need for robust data and more.

The new tool will cater to patients with or without insurance, and the company says that "most visits" will cost $20. 

"Mistreated" author Dr. Robert Pearl shares lessons learned – from his years as a surgeon, Stanford professor and as CEO of at Kaiser Permanente – about ways to improve the American healthcare system and how technology can help make it happen.

The new project will be using the company's accumulated data set to build an autonomous mental health platform. 

Catalyst @ Health 2.0 President and co-founder Dr. Indu Subaiya says digital health companies are evolving from mere point solutions to "flip stack" vendors complete with clinical staff, innovative therapeutics and more.

The partners announced that they are putting out a request for clinical trial proposals in the areas of dermatology, gastroenterology, pulmonology, endocrinology, ophthalmology, inflammatory diseases, neurology, women’s health and rare diseases. 

Sunny Grewal, co-founder and COO of startup OMNY Health, whose distributed ledger technology was the top pick at the "Shark Tank"-like competition, explains on how the tech can help hospitals monetize mounds of unused data.

Stakeholders at today's DTx East event in Boston discuss digital therapeutic risk assessment and management. 

The hot topics at this year's Health 2.0 Conference included the state of health tech investment and value-based care, says Jonah Comstock, HIMSS Media's new director of content development and editor in chief.