The Economist's Health Care Forum

Health care is in a state of disruption, and the business opportunities are infinite. The Economist's second annual Health Care Forum will address the best business strategies for growth, innovation in care delivery and products, big data and investment opportunities.

Health care needs are at a turning point around the world. Populations are aging, costs are rising alongside spending, and governments are legislating new models. While technologies offer the promise of a solution, the pace of change in the health care industry has hit fast forward, and payers, providers and patients remain unclear about the impact of these changes for the future.

Now, a health care company is not simply defined as a doctor’s office, hospital or insurer. More and more companies are entering the health care space, including big-name innovators such as Google and Verizon. At the same time, the industry is becoming more globalized, as companies work across borders.



Note: Registered attendees will be able to receive an 80% refund up until one month before the event. Within one month of the conference, we will only be able to subsitute another individual on the day of the event or provide credit for another event.