Ahead of the weekend, mHealthWatch learned that OnRamp — a high security and hybrid hosting solutions provider — is making its return to the 2015 mHealth Summit.

The 7th Annual Event, which is taking place this week at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in the Washington, DC area, will once again center on the theme, “Anytime, Anywhere: Engaging Patients and Providers.”

OnRamp is attending to showcase its HIPAA Compliant Hosting Solutions from Booth #717 and discuss with exhibit-goers the challenges of securing ePHI given today’s cybersecurity threats.
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It’s finally upon us — the 7th annual mHealth Summit, once again billed as being the premier international conference and expo.

The Summit, as in years past, will explore how mobile, telehealth and connected health are impacting healthcare delivery, clinical care management and patient/consumer engagement.

This year’s Summit spans November 8-11 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in the Washington, DC area.
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In case you haven’t heard, Games for Health Day at mHealth Summit on November 8 will feature a hands-on workshop on creating successful game-based projects that can teach, heal and transform individuals, as well as a series of talks, moderated group discussions and roundtables focusing on the use of cutting-edge video games aimed to improve health and health care.

“This full day pre-Summit event is designed to address issues facing gaming technology designers and producers, healthcare providers, pharmacy organizations and policy makers, as well as the needs and real-world use of games and gaming technologies among consumers,” said Beth Bryant, President of the Games for Health Project. “Our interactive workshop will explore the strength of games, their use in healthcare and ways designers can make games a meaningful experience, while educational sessions will focus on cognitive and positive psychology, resilience, corporate wellness, nutrition, active gaming, training and education, research, wearables and behavior change.”
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The countdown is on. The Venture+ Forum at the mHealth Summit begins on Sunday, November 8.

The event will bring together leading digital health innovators, business leaders and deal makers, all of whom will provide a comprehensive, 360-degree view on health tech investing and today’s most promising startups.

“The program,” event organizers say, “will explore the digital health investment year-in-review and 2016 market predictions.”
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Big news ahead of next month’s mHealth Summit.

Games for Health Day at mHealth Summit on November 8 will feature a hands-on workshop on creating successful game-based projects that can teach, heal and transform individuals, as well as a series of talks, moderated group discussions and roundtables focusing on the use of cutting-edge video games aimed to improve health and health care.

Games for Health Day, also featuring Games for Health University, will take place at the 7th annual Summit.
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This week, organizers of the 7th annual mHealth Summit said attention is turning to innovation and engagement in the realm of mHealth.

The 7th annual mHealth Summit, an international conference and expo, will explore how mobile, telehealth and connected health are impacting healthcare delivery, clinical care management and patient/consumer engagement.

This year’s Summit will take place November 8-11 at the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center in the Washington, DC area, centering around the theme, “Anytime, Anywhere: Engaging Patients and Providers.”
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This year’s annual mHealth Summit will be partnering with the Cyber Security Summit and the Population Health Summit to create the Connected Health Conference.

mHealth Summit founders, the Healthcare Information and Managements Systems Society (HIMSS), have no intention of abandoning their commitment to the growing mHealth market—but they see this partnership as beneficial for all three parties.

“We’re creating an umbrella concept of connected health, and mobile certainly fits squarely in that,” said HIMSS CEO H. Stephen Lieber, in a new report from MedCity News.

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