Health2047 Inc., a Silicon Valley-based health IT and commercialization venture, has announced the appointment of industry experts Charles Hoyng, Jay Kaminski, Georgia Papathomas, and Craig Taylor to its advisory board. With the help of them, health2047 will develop and commercialize solutions for healthcare problems. 

 Health2047 Inc. and its strategic partners are committed to bringing change in healthcare by creating solutions for these four problem areas, data liquidity, chronic care, radical productivity, and healthcare value. Akiri Switch is the first spin-out of health2047 that is building a cloud-based, peer-to-peer network to enable secured data exchange across the healthcare sector.

First Mile Care is the second start-up of health2047. It is a preventive, chronic care firm, which is building an affordable, scalable, and sustainable platform to reverse pre-diabetes.

Health2047 has announced the start-up of zing health, which will offer a tech-enabled community care model.

Health2047 announced the expansion of the advisory board in July 2019.  Charles, Jay, Georgia, and Craig have admired industry experts whose vast knowledge and experience will undoubtedly help Health2047 improve the $3 trillion healthcare sector. The new members joining Health2047 advisory team are

Charles Hoyng 

Charles is an advisory at health2047. Hoyng brings 30 years of experience in counseling the development, protection, manufacture, and distribution of pharmaceutical and medical diagnostic products.

Jay Kaminski 

Kaminski is an advisory at health2047 and a Chief Operating Officer at Cellularity. Previously, he has worked with Celgene, which is a partner with health2047 in transmitting secure data among healthcare providers. Kaminski brings nearly 30 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry.

Georgia Papathomas 

Papathomas is an investor, advisor, and board member in health2047. He brings over 40 years of experience in life sciences, telecommunications, and technology. Before this, she was serving Johnson & Johnson as the Senior Vice President and Global Head of Data Sciences. She also has worked as CIO and a member of the Group Operating Committee (GOC) of Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceuticals.

Various healthcare problems are increasing rapidly across the populations. AMA felt a need for an organization that can tackle the difficulties with non-communicable diseases like chronic conditions, healthcare data, and healthcare values. To create sustainable solutions for the increasing problem like diabetes and interoperability with data, AMA started health2047 with an initial investment of $15 million.

The physician at AMA surveyed identifying problems in healthcare. They identified various problems, and health2047 picked up four of them. They are now focusing on creating solutions for these problems and have launched three separate entities, which are focusing on different issues.

Health2047 is including the physician’s perspective on technology innovation. Opportunities like designing solutions, accelerating adoption, and achieving scalability are provided for physicians to get involved in an innovative cycle and bring valuable change.

Health2047 is working with the physician community, the AMA’s content and regulatory experts, developed companies, emerging growth companies, and entrepreneurs to transform the healthcare sector. Health2047 is using a cross-industry combination to bring purposeful change in system-level enhancement.

Health2047 is also working with leaders from the technology sector and expertise from AMA to create strategy, design, and venture discipline with well-developed firms, physicians, and entrepreneurs. It is using three different business tricks, which are as follows.

· To develop solutions for raising issues, it is working with established tech firms.
· To make sure that the market fit is right, it is working with early-stage firms.
· It is using a cross-industry combination to deal with the problems with chronic diseases, data liquidity, value-based healthcare economics, connected health solutions, and medical education.

Health2047 launched a new entity is working hard to deal with the problems of data liquidity. Health2047 is focusing on electronic health records quality and user experiences to drive the satisfaction of the customers. They are using a cloud base to store patients’ data and provides access to data supporting patients’ situational awareness, security, user experiences for the next generation healthcare communication system.

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